PRESS RELEASE: SOCIAL DISTANCE IN STYLE WITH AUSTRALIAN ACTIVEWEAR BRAND DEEZI ACTIVE – FACE MASKS THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL LOVE

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Over the past weeks Victorians have proved in times of crisis they rally together. This can’t be more true of Deezi Active, a Melbourne-based activewear company, who have diverted their manufacturing to produce high quality triple layer face masks for citizens during lockdown 2.0.

The company have created a range of trendy and affordable designs, which are compliant to World Health Organisation’s recommendations.

All are triple layered, cover the face fully, and best of all, are reusable and can ship Australia-wide. They have over a dozen styles in four sizes in stock:

• 3-5 years
• 6-11 years
• 12-17 years
• Adults

Founder Dani Marazli said supporting the community during the unprecedented health crisis is paramount.

“Everyone has the right to feel safe, no matter their age. That’s why we decided to go with a range of happy, colourful prints,” she said.

“Melbourne is in a state of crisis right now, and we thought the least we can do for our community is give back what we can.

“We’ve applied everything we know from making activewear to produce these bright barriers.

“There’s a design that will suit everyone.”

About the company

Deezi Active is a 100 per cent Australian-owned women’s activewear label, which launched in 2017.

In three short years, the company has established itself as one of the industry’s leading brands to watch.

The company prides itself on its mission to support women of all shapes and sizes through life.

“Too often I have walked into activewear stores, or sports stores, and been confronted by tiny sizes or ultra-revealing activewear,” Mrs Marazli said.

“This is great for some, but everyone needs to feel comfortable when they exercise”

“We create activewear for everybody; regardless of their shape, age and athletic prowess.”

September 2, 2020/by Reland Pigte

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