Pollution mask

For urban dwellers, O2TODAY launched a new breathable and wearable anti-pollution mask designed by Marcel Wanders in Texus Fibre and merino wool.

Marcel Wanders, Anti-pollution mask, produced by O2TODAY, 2016
Marcel Wanders designed an urban air pollution face mask for San Francisco-based company O2TODAY, that will start its distribution in Australia and Asia. The design blends industry-leading ergonomy with advanced filtration technology. 
Marcel Wanders, Anti-pollution mask, produced by O2TODAY, 2016
Marcel Wanders, Anti-pollution mask, produced by O2TODAY, 2016
The Urban Air Mask incorporate Texus Fibre, merino wool based filters, and merino wool facings, all sourced from the pristine Southern Alps of New Zealand. In Marcels’s words: “Our air pollution mask is a simple yet important innovation that will help thousands of people around the world. Made from premium New Zealand wool, the mask itself is an extremely breathable, ergonomic and sustainable product, made from a material that doesn’t add to the problem it is trying to solve, pollution.”

 

The materials used are tested to comply with internationally accepted AS/NZS1716 standards to filter out over 95% of dangerous airborne particulates, or PM 2.5, while enabling significantly greater breathability than alternatives.

Marcel Wanders, Anti-pollution mask, produced by O2TODAY, 2016
Marcel Wanders, Anti-pollution mask, produced by O2TODAY, 2016

Urban Air Mask  — New Zealand Series
Design: Marcel Wanders
Production: O2TODAY
Year: 2016

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