Review on Stylish and Durable Reusable Cloth Face Covering by Robert Lemons

I was very happy with this face mask until I put it on for the first time. As I slipped on and off throughout the day, I noticed that the metal noseband seemed to move to the side. I tried unsuccessfully to get it back to its original position, thinking if I had it centered a few stitches on either side would keep it from happening again. However, the wire in the metal continued to get stuck in the fabric, preventing readjustment. I decided to undo the stitching in the top seam of the mask to rectify the situation. I've found the metal primer to be similar to a tie that can be used on a plastic bag. It was good, I really liked that it was so flexible. One problem was that the ends weren't crimped, so they got caught in the fabric. So I ruffled the ends before tucking them back into the top seam. Once I reached the center I added a few stitches at the ends of the ribbon and covered the top seam. Problem solved. But the project is not what I paid for.