Now you can live and breathe JDM with Bride face masks

Japanese seat manufacturer Bride is no stranger to car enthusiasts. Bride bucket seats are among the best in the industry. Models like the Zeta and Zieg are very much sought after by car enthusiasts.

Not content with just producing high quality seats, Bride has now also moved to manufacturing face masks (yes, face masks). In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic afflicting the whole world, Bride has decided to utilise its expertise to also do their bit to help fight the pandemic.

Called the 'BR3D Mask', this mask uses the same technology for cutting and sewing cloth materials that Bride makes its bucket seats with. In fact, these masks are made from the scraps during the sheet manufacturing process. This ensures cloth wastage is minimised. 

The BR3D Mask sports a black finish outside, featuring the signature Bride logo. It is also washable so it is a multiple-use appliance. On the inside, this mask has a 4-layer structure, in combination with a UV-cut fabric for a to give users long-lasting comfort.

These masks are set to go on sale on 26 June 2020, retailing for JPY 3000 at Bride dealers and stores across Japan.