Brand new, unopened DRESSSEN MASK, retail price: 2090 yen Antiviral mask Size: W15.5cm x H9.5cm Fabric: (Front) TC broadcloth, navy (Back) Gauze Printing: One-sided, 1 color pigment Construction: Elastic cord through the sides Packaging: Individually packaged in OPP bag ※ The outer fabric uses Kurabo's antiviral fiber. The antiviral functional fiber processing technology "CLEANSE/Clense" utilizes the fixed antibacterial component "Etak" and is a unique processing technology of Kurabo that strongly fixes it to the fiber surface. It reduces the number of specific viruses on the fiber by 99% or more. In addition, it suppresses the growth of bacteria on the fiber, such as Moraxella bacteria and Staphylococcus aureus, which are said to be one of the causes of "musty odor". It is also a material with excellent washing durability. [Kurabo's antiviral fiber effective against novel coronavirus] ※ From the Nikkei Newspaper, September 23, 2020 ↓ Kurabo, a major fiber company, announced on the 23rd that the novel coronavirus significantly decreased on the fiber treated with antiviral processing. Antiviral fibers are being used in clothing and masks, but this is believed to be the first time that their effectiveness against the novel coronavirus has been confirmed in Japan. The company has "Clense," a processing technology that strongly adheres antibacterial and antiviral functional drug components to the fiber. It is effective against more than 20 types of viruses and bacteria. In an experiment using knitted fabrics and woven fabrics at a domestic testing institution, it was confirmed that the novel coronavirus on the fiber decreased by 99% or more. The effect did not diminish even after 50 washes. Kurabo supplies fabrics processed with "Clense" for lab coats and curtains, and also sells masks and handkerchiefs made from the same fabric. In the future, they plan to expand the use to clothing such as jackets and coats. Type: Other