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Product: Fashionable and Functional Masks Brand Name: Fashion X Function Personality/Character: Affordable fashion, polished, clean, and elegant with flashes of drama User/Target Market: 18-30 year old women in the lower to middle class wages living in USA and Canada Prices: $10 base mask + $10 per fashion cover ($20 for Full set) Color palette: Black White Gold Typography: Polished, soft yet strong, feminine (Didot)
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- 3. Competitors Fashion Nova ● Fashion Nova price range is from $10-$15 ● Material unknown and appears to be one layer of fabric ● No adjustability
- 4. Touch Dolls ● Prices are $15 ● Poly Cotton spandex blend appears to be one layer, ● Two sizes adult and child ● No adjustability
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- 7. Construction of Mask Layer 1 ● 100% cotton ● Elastic ear bands ● Adjustable aluminum noseband Layer 2 ● 100% cotton ● Sewn to layer 1 to create a pocket ● Metal snaps on front to attach fashion layer ● Embroidered logo Layer 3 ● Fashion layer ● Attached with snaps to Layer 2