There's absolutely no stepping out of the house without a mask on these days.

Now that face coverings have officially become a part of our daily wear all thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, it's about time to update our wardrobes with these new essentials. Luckily for music fans, a bunch of their favorite bands and artists have dropped official merch to help them get through these tough times.

Don't forget, while these masks are super cool and eye-catching, they should not be used as medical devices or personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Be sure to wash and insert filters or surgical masks before use.

Check out the masks below.

Ben&Ben

new merch! face masks.https://t.co/K9Y3DQxUhg pic.twitter.com/FqqKMCmwh4

— Ben&Ben (@BenAndBenMusic) October 21, 2020

From their HydratioNation tumbler to the Limasawa Street album, Ben&Ben's merch store is home to all things Liwanag are sure to love. This October, the Filipino folk-pop nine-piece has also added face masks to their merch line. Washable face masks in the signature Ben&Ben colors (yellow and blue) are available in packs of three, and comes with PM 2.5 filters. Each set is 750 PHP, while individual masks are available at 350 PHP. Shop here.

Slapshock

When the coronavirus hit the country, Filipino rock act Slapshock were quick to release face masks featuring their iconic logo and ATAKE among various designs with Destroy Clothing. As of this writing, the masks are sold out, so be quick to hit add to cart if and when they become available again.

Follow Destroy Clothing on Lazada for updates.

Billie Eilish

Billie Eilish's cloth mask is everything you wanted to represent your love for the 'Bad Guy' singer-songwriter. Plus, all net proceeds from it will be donated to Direct Relief, a non-profit humanitarian aid organization that aims to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies.

Get the mask at Billie Eilish's official online store for $15.

Ariana Grande x Justin Bieber

You might be stuck at home, but that shouldn't stop you from getting incredible feels with the official cloth masks inspired by Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber's quarantine collab 'Stuck With U.' Also, all proceeds from your purchase will be donated to First Responders Children's Foundation.

Each mask is available at Ariana Grande's merch store for $15.

Blackpink

How you like that? In true K-Pop fashion, Blackpink have an official face mask for you to don in your fight to kill this virus (Rum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum, pum!). Plus, your order will come with a digital download of Blackpink's upcoming album when it drops!

Available at Blackpink's official store for $20.

Lady Gaga x Blackpink

Keep your candy hidden behind a cloth mask, featuring artwork from Lady Gaga and Blackpink's collab 'Sour Candy' and get a digital download of Chromatica to go with it! 

Available at Lady Gaga's official merch store for $15.

The Weeknd

The Weeknd has two masks for you to choose from with the  classic XO logo. 100% of the net proceeds from these masks will be donated to the Musicares COVID-19 Relief Fund.

Get your masks here for $15. 

Periphery

Periphery's cloth mask straight up reminds everyone around you to 'Remain Indoors' in this time of coronavirus.

The mask is available at Peripery's official online store for $15.

Taking Back Sunday

Taking Back Sunday want you to be damn sure you're staying safe and by doing so, will also help out health care systems in need of mask donations.

The panther mask if available at Taking Back Sunday's merch store for $11.99.

Queen

Sure, you want to break free, but please stay safe in these trying times. Snag yourself a couple of Queen masks, made from 2-ply cotton to reach WHO health standards in safety and beauty.

The masks are available at Queen's official store for $15 and in a bundle for $26.

Please understand that cloth face coverings are for personal use. They are neither medical devices nor personal protective equipment (“PPE”). For the avoidance of doubt, the use of cloth face coverings does not protect you against COVID-19, and is not intended to replace recommended measures to stop the community spread of COVID-19, such as social distancing, washing your hands and refraining from touching your face.

Follow the latest advice of public health authorities – such as the world health organization (or who, see www.who.int) and U.S. Centers for disease control and prevention (or CDC, see www.cdc.gov), as well as local officials and your own health care professionals – about the use of facial coverings.

As of April 10, 2020, CDC notes the following with respect to cloth face coverings: 

• Cloth face coverings are not surgical masks or N-95 respirators;
• Do not place on children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance;
• Wash routinely, depending on the frequency of use; and
• Be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth when removing and wash hands immediately after.