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Face Spam Neck Gaiter pulled up over the nose

Studio images are AI renders. The last image is our print partner's mockup of the exact print.

Face Spam Neck Gaiter

Pull it up. Put more faces around yours.

$34.50

A stretchy neck gaiter in the Face Spam decoy-face print. Wear it as a neck warmer, or pull it up over your nose. Hood up, gaiter on, Check Six on: the full kit leaves a camera almost nothing of your face to work with.

Honest note: in our tests, modern face detectors still found the wearer’s face with a gaiter pulled up. It covers your lower face and adds decoys around it. It is not a way to hide your identity.

What the print does: it repeats dozens of photo-real faces across the fabric. In our tests with three common open-source face detectors, the flat gaiter print triggered 15 to 30 false face detections per detector. More faces in frame means more noise for a detector to sort through.

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The full Face Spam set

Be the noisiest face in frame.

Hoodie, joggers and gaiter together put dozens of printed faces in shot from head to toe. Mix your own set below.

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Concept mock-up: CCTV-style view of a man in the Face Spam hoodie, gaiter and joggers, with green boxes on the printed faces

The specs.

Print Decoy-face print, one side
Fabric 93–96% polyester, 4–7% spandex
Wear it Neck warmer, face covering, headband or wristband
Care Washable and reusable
Size One size
Made Printed to order by our print partner
Build the kit

Hood up, gaiter on, Check Six on: the full kit leaves a camera almost nothing of your face to work with.

Dress the model, then switch to decoy view to see the printed faces light up around you.

Model wearing the selected Face Spam outfit
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Bottoms
Face
Eyes
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Pick at least one piece to add.

Decoy view shows the printed faces that three open-source face detectors (Haar, ResNet SSD and YuNet) flagged in each image. Around the gaiter and bandana we also ran them at a more sensitive setting. In the same test the wearer's own face was still detected in most outfits. The images are AI-generated studio mock-ups, and no outfit can promise to stop face detection or recognition.

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