Dec 1, 2020
Cap Shield has defied convention in the Face Shield market with the release of Face Mask. Further information can be found at https://capshield.ca/
Surrey, Canada - December 1, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Today, the Cap Shield team reflects on the 6-month anniversary from the release of their innovative face shield product, the “Cap Shield”. It was development at the onset of Covid 19 with the goal of bringing sustainable protection to the world in a time of need. By defying convention, this face shield manufacturer did just that.
Joshua Bradshaw, President at Cap Shield, says: “We wanted to try something new by providing a Face Shield solution with style. Anyone familiar with the face shield and mask markets will notice that conventional designs can cause skin irritation and acne. Nearly all conventional face shields utilize a plastic, foam, or rubber band in direct contact with your skin and hair, but we knew that everyone can comfortably wear a baseball cap all day!”
There was a clear need in the market for face protection that can maintain breathability and comfort without causing skin irritation or acne. With their unique, patent pending clip design, you can attach a face shield to your hat in second while maintaining your personal style or company branding.
Joshua Bradshaw also said “We want to give our customers a fresh new possibility and allow them to feel comfortable in public while wearing their Cap Shield. Trying something new is always a risk, but we believe it’s a risk worth taking.” Cap Shield has been in business for 6 months, established in May 2020. Since Day 1, it has always aimed to provide protection to workers while maintaining comfort, style, and breathability. It was incredibly important and the reason it has seen such great success in the market.
Their Face Shields are now available for purchase Online. To find out more, visit https://capshield.ca/collections/adult-face-shields
For further information about Cap Shield, and this great North American innovation, it can be discovered at https://capshield.ca/
Contact Info:
Name: Joshua Bradshaw
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Organization: Cap Shield
Address: 18770 96 Avenue 9488 189th Street, Surrey, British Columbia V4N 3R1, Canada
Phone: +1-604-371-0509
Website: https://capshield.ca/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88987982
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