WBAL Tv 11; Local fashion company Spunkwear offers more comfortable face masks

WBAL Tv 11; Local fashion company Spunkwear offers more comfortable face masks

— Jesika Carlson

"An Eastern Shore business is now making more comfortable and breathable face masks for everyone"

WMAR Baltimore; Clothing store goes from women's fashion to making masks

WMAR Baltimore; Clothing store goes from women's fashion to making masks

— Clean Canvas Collaborator

A clothing store in Stevensville is changing its summer women's fashion to fashion for your face!

By Don Harrison

QATV, Around Town With Mandy: Spunkwear's New Line of Face Masks

QATV, Around Town With Mandy: Spunkwear's New Line of Face Masks

— Stephen Ruppert
Popular local business Spunkwear has introduced a new line of face masks. Mandy went down to visit them at 235 N Log Canoe Circle Stevensville to get the scoop. Spunkwear is open Monday through Friday 9am - 4pm.
The Star Democrat: Spunkwear reopens producing facemasks

The Star Democrat: Spunkwear reopens producing facemasks

— Stephen Ruppert

By Doug Bishop-

Originally closed as a nonessential business by the stay-at-home directive given by Gov. Larry Hogan in mid-March, Spunkwear, a small business clothing line headquartered in Stevensville, was permitted to reopen during the third week of April to make protective face masks.

Kent Island Company Designs Lighter Weight Masks for Summer

Kent Island Company Designs Lighter Weight Masks for Summer

— Stephen Ruppert

There are silver linings to the havoc that COVID 19 has wreaked on the business community on the Mid Shore. One local company, Spunkwear, a spandex apparel company based on Kent Island, decided to hit the challenge head-on by designing a new product just in time for the hot summer months when wearing masks could be challenging. Sheilah Ruppert, founder of Spunkwear, has designed a new line of masks that are lightweight, offering breathability and comfort, but which are also fun and stylish.