Bleach safe.
Built for 75+ washes.
A reusable poly-cotton face mask in retro ceil blue, made with Milliken fabric engineered for heavy-duty industrial laundering. Wash it hot, bleach it, and wear it again, for a minimum of 75 washes.
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Laundry-tough
Made for the bleach cycle.
Wash it like a work towel.
Most cloth masks fade, pill and lose their shape once they meet bleach and hot water. This one is cut from Milliken fabric engineered for industrial laundering, so it goes in the same load as your towels and uniforms.
Wash hot
Home or industrial wash, regular cycle, rinse included. Chlorine bleach is fine.
Dry any way
Tumble, line or tunnel dry. No special handling needed.
Wear it again
Built for a minimum of 75 washes, so one mask outlasts a stack of disposables.
Who it’s for
Built for crews that already
live by the bleach cycle.
Milliken fabric is used in scrubs, lab coats and food-industry uniforms. This mask is built to be laundered right alongside them.
Dental & vet clinics
Ceil blue matches the scrubs your team already wears. Outfit front desk, admin and kennel staff with masks that go in the same bleach load as the towels.
Go-to: 50-packFood processing & kitchens
Milliken developed this fabric for food-industry uniforms. It holds up to a minimum of 75 industrial washes and fits right into your uniform laundry program.
Go-to: 100-pack or quoteHealthcare & care homes
A launderable everyday face covering for support, housekeeping, dietary and visitor-facing staff. For clinical procedures, keep your medical masks.
Go-to: bulk quoteReusable vs. disposable
Less per wear than
a box of disposables.
| Disposable procedure mask | Retro Blue mask | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | ~$8.95 per box of 50 | $625.00 CAD per 100-pack |
| Wears per mask | 1 | 75+ washes |
| Cost per wear | ~18¢ | ~8¢ |
| 10-person team, 1 mask a shift, 250 shifts | 2,500 masks · ~$448 | One 50-pack · $339.00 CAD |
| Into the bin | 2,500 masks a year | 50 masks, after 75+ washes each |
Disposable figure based on an ASTM Level 2 procedure mask at $8.95 per box of 50 from a Canadian distributor, Nov 2026. Retro Blue cost per wear assumes 75 washes. Procedure masks are ASTM-rated medical masks; the Retro Blue mask is a non-medical cloth face covering and isn’t a substitute where medical masks are required.
Care
Wash hot. Bleach freely.
Before first wear
Wash in a regular cycle before wearing. Chlorine bleach is fine.
Always rinse
Don’t skip the rinse. Leftover chlorine can irritate sensitive skin.
Dry any way
Tumble, line or tunnel dry.
Bleach safe
Regular chlorine bleach won’t fade or break down the fabric.
Specs
| Fabric | 4oz 65% polyester / 35% cotton, fabric made in the USA |
|---|---|
| Finish | Bleach safe, built for industrial laundering |
| Durability | Minimum 75 home or industrial washes |
| Skin testing | Passed ISO skin irritation and sensitization testing |
| Fit | Adjustable wire nose bridge, elastic ear loops |
| Sizes | M, L, XL, 2XL |
| Colour | Ceil Blue |
| Flame resistant | No. Not FR or arc rated. |
| Item # | MD002001 |
Questions
Is this a medical mask?
No. It’s a reusable, non-medical cloth face covering. It isn’t a medical device, surgical mask or respirator, and isn’t intended to prevent or protect against infection or disease.
How do pack prices work?
Pack pricing is automatic at checkout and counts every Retro Blue mask in your cart, across sizes: 10+ masks are $7.50 CAD each, 50+ are $6.78 CAD, and 100+ are $6.25 CAD. Orders of 50+ masks ship free.
Can our uniform laundry handle it?
Yes. A normal bleach load (50–200 ppm) is fine, and the fabric is built for industrial wash programs. Durable for a minimum of 75 industrial washes.
Which size do I need?
Sizes run M, L, XL and 2XL (2XL is limited). Outfitting a team and not sure? Grab a couple of singles in two sizes first, then order the pack.
Is it flame resistant?
No. It isn’t FR or arc rated, so don’t wear it where flame resistant PPE is required.
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