Shirt Stay Manufacturer Produces Cloth Face Masks for Police, Military and First Responders

Shirt Stay Plus, a manufacturer of patented shirt stays the help keep dress shirts and uniforms neatly tucked in, recently announced that the firm has switched the majority its factory to producing cloth face masks to help with the COVID-19 crisis.  The company made an initial donation of face masks, is also matching all purchases of its face masks with donations to be given to police officers, military personnel and other first responders.  

Founded by a former police officer, the company has long since sought to serve law enforcement officers in any way possible.

“Shirt Stay Plus has the utmost respect for these men and women in uniform as they help our country through this difficult time.  We’re proud to supply first responders with quality cloth face masks, and we’re making it our mission to get as many masks to our first responders as possible,” said Jon Payne, one of the partners in the firm.

The face masks are avialble for purchase by anyone, but donations are earmarked only for first-responders. 

The masks that the firm produces are 3-layers of high-quality “quilter’s cotton”, which has a tighter weave than typical cotton used in clothing.  The masks are also pleated and reversible (two color sides per mask) and feature elastic ear straps which make it easy to put on and take off.

Visit https://shirtstayplus.com/pages/face-masks to place and order for the cloth face masks or to request donations (for first-responders only).

Contact Information

Jon Payne

Partner

Shirt Stay Plus

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