Where to find Disney face masks

Whether you’re going to Disney World once it reopens with the new guidelines or you just need to keep making your weekly trips to the grocery store, why not do it in style with some Disney face masks? There are lots of great options online now for where to find Disney face masks, and I’m happy to share just a few of my favorite shops and outlets for buying them. There’s so many cute Disney designs it’s a fun way to bring just a little bit of magic to the situation!

I don’t want to make too much of a controversial post on here, but I do think wearing masks is important. It’s obvious that they have to at least help the spread of germs a little – think of it as if you just sneezed into the air without covering your face vs. sneezing into your elbow. Sure, there are probably still germs getting out there but you’re helping to protect others at least a little. If you are breathing into a mask you are keeping at least some of those germs away from the public.

I also understand that some people have real, legitimate reasons they can’t wear a mask. But there are also lots of people who don’t want to wear them because they are uncomfortable. To those people I would encourage you to continue trying them -it will be required while visiting Disney at least for the time being, so if you’re hoping to get back at least have some fun with it with some Disney masks!

Etsy

Noah’s Ark by Nat – I’ve purchased a few masks from this shop and they are cute! The Disney patterns available change fairly often, so keep checking back for new designs. Currently I love the one with Bruno from Frozen 2! She makes masks in several sizes as well so it’s a great option for kids.

Baby Yoda Neck Gaiter – If you prefer a neck gaiter style of mask rather than the kind with elastic, this is a great option. And so cute with baby yoda! I purchased this one myself and have used it while running too. It is very comfortable. 

ShopDisney

Disney released their own sets of Disney face masks. They are currently in a pre-order phase so we haven’t gotten to try them out yet, but they have 6 different sets with various themes and come in sizes small, medium, and large. You get 4 masks for $20 which is a pretty great deal. They have Star Wars, Minnie and Mickey, Princesses, Disney faces, Pixar, Marvel.

Red Bubble

For tons of different Disney masks designed by fans, hit up Redbubble. I have some I made myself there, but you can find almost anything Disney related on there by searching. Below are a few of my favorites:

Orange Bird by disneyinyourday
This is the Way by At Disney Again
Spaceship Earth by disneyinyourday
999 Happy Haunts by SandiTyche
What Would Walt Want by disneyinyourday
Trader Sam’s by At Disney Again
Dole Whip & Ice Cream Sandwiches by disneyinyourday

RawThreads

RawThreads typically makes running shirts, many with Disney designs, but they’ve also started making masks as well. They have some fun phrases on them for Disney lovers or just blank ones in different colors. I have one of the fleece face covers and it is very comfortable and breathable. 

Attractioneering

Attractioneering has a number of products and recently started selling face masks! Lots of cute designs but I love these ones that look like the tea cups. I am definitely picturing these for families or girls trips to have a cute, coordinating look! 

Machado Farm Foundation

Joseph is a Disney fan who started the Machado Farm Foundation for animal welfare and education, and has branched into mask making to help raise money. They are constantly adding lots of new Disney designs, so inventory is always changing – check back often to see what new designs might be available!

Feeling crafty? Consider making your own! There are lots of tutorials online, especially on Pinterest, but if you don’t have Disney fabric I really love the mask tutorial from Grape Soda Club – check it out here! 

Do you have any Disney face masks? Which designs do you like best?