Area company uses repurposed components to make needed masks

Sarasota-based Yummy & Trendy decided to take advantage of some extra material sitting in storage.


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Courtesy. As demand for face masks has increased during the pandemic, Sarasota-based activewear brand Yummy & Trendy has seized on the need, creating masks from repurposed components on its production line.
Courtesy. As demand for face masks has increased during the pandemic, Sarasota-based activewear brand Yummy & Trendy has seized on the need, creating masks from repurposed components on its production line.
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Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. The common Great Depression-era saying is a good rule of thumb any day, but it’s particularly apropos now, as businesses shift resources and introduce new products to meet the changing coronavirus times.  

One area business doing just that is Sarasota-based activewear brand Yummy & Trendy. As demand for face masks has increased during the pandemic, the company seized on the need by creating masks from repurposed components on its production line.

 

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