- Lifestyle & Sports
- 20 Nov 20
Hot Press Gift Guide: Maskerade by Ro
Shopping-online has become the norm for many this Christmas festive period – and so, more than ever, we hope that you will consider shopping local. In that way, whether you’re looking for corporate or family gift ideas, you can support small businesses and help them to grow and create more jobs in Ireland.
With the continued necessity of face masks heading into 2021, why not invest in Irish handmade designer face coverings this Christmas?
Award-winning bridal couture designer Ro Molloy has been working in fashion for over 20 years. During lockdown, Molloy has been crafting unique, colourful face coverings as a volunteer for vulnerable members of the community.
Ro has now sourced a range of amazing fabrics for her creations, which come in pleated or curved options and feature soft, adjustable ear loops. Each face covering is reusable and machine washable, for both sustainability and practicality. From sequins and floral patterns to animal print and colour blocks; Ro's designs stand out from the crowd.
25% of the purchase price of each mask from her breast cancer awareness range is currently being donated to Breast Cancer Ireland.
Maskerade by Ro's designs are just €12 per mask. For more information, check out www.maskerade-by-ro.com.
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