Herschel Supply donates bags, rolls out masks
by CM Staff
$500,000 worth of bags will go to healthcare facilities; mask profits will go to COVID-related programs
VANCOUVER — Vancouver-based clothing manufacturer Herschel Supply Company has committed $500,000 worth of its bags to healthcare facilities across North America.
The company has already donated over 1,000 bags to hospitals in British Columbia including the BC Women’s Hospital, BC Children’s Hospital, and Burnaby Hospital, and 5,000 bags to Ontario facilities like Lakeridge Health, North York General Hospital, and William Osler Health System.
Product donations have also been made to several medical institutions throughout the United States including Lennox Hill Hospital, NYU Langone Medical Center and Kimmel Pavilion, Keck Hospital of USC, and others.
Herschel says it continues to work with health facilities and organizations to provide bags and find new ways to assist them.
Also, Herschel has developed and produced non-medical face masks to meet the increasing need for personal protective equipment.
Herschel Supply Classic Fitted Face Mask in Black. PHOTO: Herschel Supply
Available on May 21 on Herschel’s website, Herschel’s Classic Fitted Face Mask is a non-medical, reusable mask designed with three breathable layers, an adjustable nose bridge, and a center sleeve that fits a standard air filter (not included).
According to Herschel, 100% of profits from mask sales on all orders placed before June 15 will fund programs designed to support frontline workers and families in need.
