It’s important to stay safe when we’re venturing out into the real world nowadays. And the simplest and most effective way to do that is by wearing the perfect face mask, one that fits you right and doesn’t cut off your breathing.

Finding the right mask, that is comfortable but also doesn’t look cheap or identical to every other mask out there, is not an easy job. So, to make your lives slightly easier, we found these great face masks that you can make an investment in and treat with the right care (washing after every use).

Threadless Anarchist Mask ($17)

This mask comes from the store Threadless, which features several other graphic designed varieties, all made in California. This particular one sports one half of the Guy Fawkes mask from V for Vendetta, which is a fun reference to be wearing around.

Fossil Tie Dye Unisex Face Masks ($12)

If you’re not interested in DIYing your own masks, you could just get this tie dye set from Fossil and tell people you DIYed it, same difference.

Under Armour Sports Mask ($30)

This is the perfect mask for athletes with a cell foam outer covering that allows for the passage of air and a structured fit that won’t slide off during running or training. So no constantly having to adjust the mask on your nose.

NBA Team Branded Face Masks ($21)

In 2020, masks might just be the new sports memorabilia that we need to show our appreciation for our favorite teams, like this one that reps the LA Lakers. You can find an NBA mask for any of the teams you support.

Camp Full Color Pastel Masks ($45)

This set of pastel colored masks is perfect for if you’re looking for a mask to coordinate an outfit with. Or maybe if you’re just feeling a little muted.

Rag & Bone Pleat Masks ($35)

Rag & Bone’s multi pleat masks come in various shades of blue that provide a denim aesthetic and the pleats allow for it to adjust to any face size you need.

The Mighty Company Neon Masks ($30)

This multi-colored neon mask is really quite the sight for sore eyes, one that’ll allow you to stand out hard in a sea of basic white surgical masks. Plus, they’re made of handwoven fabric, for that extra bit of comfort.

Goodfight Manga Print Mark I Mask ($40)

This Goodfight mask is part of their Salvage Program, which uses unused and preexisting material to reduce waste. This manga print mask with double lining works as a great conversation starter, plus you’re supporting a good cause.

Palm Angels Face Covering ($89)

LA label Palm Angels’ mask embodies the urban and grungy style that the brand has been known for. The double straps keep it secure and the brand’s moniker on the very front adds an edge to it as well.

Hedley & Bennett’s The Wake up & Fight Mask ($22)

This mask has a metal nose insert, a name tag so you can brand it as your own, reinforced stitching, and space for disposable filters. Apart from being pretty stylish, there’s a lot of reasons for why this should be your partner of protection.

Hugo Boss Cotton Face Masks ($45)

Hugo Boss’s cotton face masks are great for two very specific reasons: one, the nose divots are perfectly suited for the structure of your face. And two, you can go around telling people (from 6 ft apart) you’re wearing a Hugo Boss mask.

The Bijan Limited Edition Pure Silk Mask ($465)

If you weren’t feeling bougie enough, here’s the most luxurious face mask in the world from one of the world’s most expensive brands, made from 100% cotton in Italy and including a Bijan fragrance keychain. Now that’s fancy!