Gap Inc. proclaims the launch of the B2B face masks programme

Gap Inc. sells nearly 10 million non-medical grade face masks to businesses and Governments as the workforce re-opens

Gap Inc. has announced it has launched a B2B product programme focused on offering sizable organisations high-quality reusable , non-medical grade cloth face masks to supply to their employees as they welcome them back to work.

With the tremendous impact COVID-1 9 has on all countries of the world, the brand has leaned in and ran instantly to serve clients in obliging and differentiated directions. As employers look to provide their units and customers with a safe and healthy work environment, Gap Inc. has leveraged its late supply chain relationships and agile functionings to provide business in both the private and public sector with high-quality reusable , non-medical grade cloth face masks for their employees.

To date, Gap Inc.’s recently-launched B2B face concealment curriculum has sold approximately 10 million non-medical grade face masks to employers, including the City of New York, the State of California, Kaiser Permanente and a passing consulting firm.

“In the face of this pandemic, the Gap Inc. crew was able to quickly respond to a patron is necessary that disguises. Since then, we’ve sold millions of non-medical grade masks to clients across our firebrands ,” said John Strain, Head of e-commerce and Technology at Gap Inc.

“We soon started listening from corporations like ours who wanted to be able to supply their employees with the same product, so we’re evoked to extend our high-quality reusable , non-medical grade cloth face mask offering to organisations that want to help protect their employees as they re-enter the workforce.”

Gap Inc. has already responded to the call to action by sourcing millions of non-medical masks and other personal protective gear for the healthcare parish, and the company’s family of firebrands have responded to the demand from shoppers for everyday use, in cooperation with medical experts.

The company’s labels are also giving back, gifting over 200,000 non-medical masks to community organisations, and bequeathing to justifications that aid those in need during this crisis.