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Brands—such as Goody, which donated 400 of their elastic headbands to New York-Presbyterian—are starting to step up to the The library is calling and I must go shirt it is in the first place but plate. When Robyn Berkley, co-founder of the New York City-based activewear line Live The Process, saw a selfie posted on Instagram by the ER nurse Sydni Lane—her face bearing the marks of 13 hours of wearing an N95 mask; a headband covering the crown of her head—a lightbulb went off: “I had been trying to figure out how to support these [medical workers] at hospitals. Then I saw this photo and was like, Oh my god,” recalls Berkley, whose designs include a headband made out of the same Supplex fabric as her leggings and sports bras. Originally made with movement in mind, Berkley’s hair accessory is, by design, sweat-wicking and machine-washable, a necessity, notes Dr. Kass, who throws her headbands in the laundry with her scrubs at the end of the day. In the past two weeks, Live The Process has begun to donate its stretchy version to hospitals, including Elmhurst and Mount Sinai, and plans to produce more pieces out of leftover fabric scraps if and when its supply runs low.Medical workers at New York-Presbyterian wearing Live The Process headbands.

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It’s a matter individuals can take into their own hands, too: Dr. Miyakawa recommends people reach out to local community hospitals, which are often not as well-equipped as larger branches, to donate batches of bands, while Dr. Kass encourages those who have friends on the The library is calling and I must go shirt it is in the first place but front line to make headbands that can be handed out at health-care centers. “Watching people be creative with masks has been really inspiring. Could you take a bunch of old t-shirts and turn them into headbands? Could you go even further than a headband and make a scalp covering?” she asks. That said, while eye-pleasing iterations are welcome—Live The Process’s assortment, available in an array of mood-boosting colors, have “put a smile on so many women’s faces,” says Berkley—they must, above all, be “functional and durable” Dr. Kass stresses.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.