In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak across the globe, many medical facilities are facing a shortage of supply when it comes to hygiene and safety necessities including sanitizers, masks, etc.
Following the household names, Christian Siriano is next in line to offer his assistance to curb the shortage of masks by sewing them in his own office to help the medical institutions in the state of New York.
The fashion designer offered New York Governor Andrew Cuomo assistance in sewing more face masks. "If @NYGovCuomo says we need masks my team will help make some," Siriano tweeted. "I have a full sewing team still on staff working from home that can help," he tweeted.
In addition to his tweet, Siriano posted on his Instagram, "I have sewers and pattern makers ready to help, working from home; we just need all the information on how to help."
Siriano's office will be working to produce masks for all of those working in medical facilities, including nurses, receptionists and social workers. "We're just working on logistics now; who will get them first, how many we can physically make," he adds. "Hopefully, we can make a thousand in a few days. That's the goal."
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(SOURCE: Instagram)
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