Retro 1960s style face masks now available for purchase on TeePublic

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Here is a selection of retro patterned style face masks from my BillingtonPix TeePublic shop! If you like any of the designs below just check out the other products for sale under the same design.

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Distressed Geometric Pattern Design Blue Mask

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Distressed Geometric Pattern Design Blue Mask

Pattern Mask
Designed and Sold by BillingtonPix

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Distressed Geometric Pattern Design Blue. These retro 60s patterns are available on beautiful designed soft home furnishings, clothing, face masks, and device accessories.






Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Abstract Pattern Design Multicolored. These retro 1960s patterns are available on beautiful designed soft home furnishings, clothing, face masks, and device accessories.







Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Pattern Design Purple Yellow Mask

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Pattern Design Purple Yellow Mask


Pattern Mask
Designed and Sold by BillingtonPix

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Pattern Design Purple Yellow. These retro 1960s patterns are available on beautiful designed soft home furnishings, clothing, face masks, and device accessories.

This mask is also available in teal.




Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Daisies Pattern Design Orange Mask

Pattern Mask
Designed and Sold by BillingtonPix

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Daisies Pattern Design Orange. These retro 1960s patterns are available on beautiful designed soft home furnishings, clothing, face masks, and device accessories.

This mask is also available in black, pink, blue, red and olive colors.




Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Pattern Design Red Mask

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Pattern Design Red Mask


Pattern Mask
Designed and Sold by BillingtonPix

Retro 1960s Style Sixties Vintage Pattern Design Red. These retro 60s patterns are available on beautiful designed soft home furnishings, clothing, face masks, and device accessories.







My TeePublic designs are growing constantly, so if you don't see any designs you like, please come back again soon to check it out again.

You too can sell products on TeePublic! Why not create a TeePublic account and try it out!

Location: London, UK

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