We have been making masks for a wide variety of events and needs for a long time now. That's why our collection includes masks of different types with various attachment methods, so you can find the right one for any situation. In this article, we'd like to group them a little, to help you better understand how our masks differ from one another.
Category 1 – Face Masks
These masks cover almost all or a large part of the face. They are usually comfortable for speaking and breathing, though they may slightly limit your field of view. We've added short descriptions to each product in our store, explaining how they are secured and what the visibility is like. These masks are great for photoshoots and film productions.
Category 2 – Crowns
Masks in this category are worn on the head, covering the forehead and reaching down to the eyes. Your field of view is almost entirely unobstructed. They are very comfortable for talking, singing, and dancing.
Category 3 – Helmet Masks
These masks are worn over the entire head, covering the head, face, and usually the chin as well. Our helmet masks are not very heavy, as they are 3D-printed — their weight rarely reaches 1 kg. That said, due to their volume, it can still be challenging to wear them for extended periods. Typically, visibility is only slightly reduced, and it's fairly easy to breathe, speak, and perform most actions. They mainly differ from other categories in their size and overall bulk.
Category 4 – Half-Masks
This category includes masks that cover only half of the face — either the upper half (forehead, eyes, and nose) or the lower half (nose, mouth, and chin). These are usually visually simpler masks, and they are ideal for active events and parties.
If you're not sure which mask would suit you best, feel free to reach out to us — we'll be happy to help you choose the right option or even craft a custom mask just for you.
