These masks were originally used by pirates and marauders to shield their face when invading ships or coastal villages in the 17th and 18th centuries. Don’t ask where we got them! The two-sided design allowed invaders to choose anonymity or intimidation. Historians refer to this as the “mullet tactic” because it utilizes a business in the front, party in the back mentality. These days, the VSSL crew uses the masks to protect themselves from airborne illness, while showing how salty they are feeling.
Two-sided mask made with a blend of synthetic fabrics for stretch and breathability. Who knew that they had polyester in the 17th century?
Two-sided mask made with a blend of synthetic fabrics for stretch and breathability. Who knew that they had polyester in the 17th century?