Albion Rovers fans will soon be able to show their support for their team - with official club branded face masks.
In a sign of the strange times we are living in, the League Two outfit has announced they will be selling the coverings to complement the obligatory replica top and scarf from next week.
And all profits will go towards supporting the Coatbridge club during the Covid-19 shutdown.
Perhaps more clubs in Scottish football will follow suit as Premiership teams prepare for a return to action on August 1 behind closed doors.
It's not known when the lower leagues in Scottish football will return to action or allow fans in to their grounds due to social distancing measures.
But when they do, Rovers fans can cheer on Brian Reid's men whilst preventing themselves from potentially spreading deadly Covid-19.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has hinted face coverings could become mandatory in the near future as more lockdown measures are expected to be eased in the coming weeks.
Scotland is already in phase one of the route map out of lockdown and face coverings are 'strongly encouraged' when visiting shops or when using public transport.
A club post on their official Twitter page said: "From Friday next week - you can purchase an Albion Rovers protective face mask from Friday next week for £5.
"All enquires should be made to lorrainesimpson1977@gmail.com all profits will be going to the club."
Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport on Twitter via @LanLiveSport, like us on Facebook or find us on Instagram for the latest sports news, pictures and video.
