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Burberry is to launch face masks in its signature monogram print.
The cotton face masks are available in archive beige and pale blue and are sustainably produced from revalued fabric and are enhanced with antimicrobial technology.
Twenty per cent of each sale will be donated to the brand's Foundation COVID-19 Community Fund operated by The Burberry Foundation, which continues to provide PPE, as well as assistance to food banks and healthcare charities globally.
The Burberry Foundation COVID-19 Community Fund was established in April to support local communities in need, including Asia, Europe, the Americas and Africa.
This isn't the first time Burberry has offered its support in the wake of the pandemic.
The heritage brand has also made donations to vaccine research, food bank charities and repurposed its Yorkshire factory to manufacture non-surgical gowns for medical workers, donating more than 160,000 pieces of PPE in the process.
The news comes as Burberry announced it would be aiming to cut 500 jobs in the wake of Covid.
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