My masks - complete with ratings and links! 

My favorite mask, hands down. Light and easy to breath through. Has pocket so you can add a filter and/or pipe cleaner across nose. Only thing I don't like is ear loops, because I can't wear it around my neck when I run. Pretty prints that even some of the men in my life have snagged. Great price. https://www.johnnywas.com/face-mask-pack-of-5-multi.html
New second favorite mask from https://kirikomade.com. The fabric is really pleasant against your skin. Feels light and breathable. Ear loops.Beautiful fabric. Only downside: spendy.
My tie for third (or maybe 2.5) favorite mask made by The Kit. Around-the-head straps. No filter pocket. Can be worn around the neck or on top of the head like a scarf when you are out and about and only need it sometimes. https://www.thekit.com/collections/face-mask-collection
You like Rothys shoes, why not try their masks? Tie for third (or maybe 2.5) place. Heavy but easy to breathe through. I once had to hurry while wearing it, so ended up accidentally running in it, and it was pretty good even then. Well made (of course) and kind of come to a point in front, giving you room to breath. Ear loops. https://rothys.com/masks/products/the-mask?color=Blue%20and%20Pink
Mask from http://zensah.com. Written up in the New York Times as being great for exercising, but kind of hard to breathe through. Smells like your grandmother in 1967 (although that washes out). Around the head fastener, but the bottom string is too loose. Seems to be made for someone with a giant chin. The one thing I like (and why it's become my favorite for running) is that it's really soft when you wear it around your neck. Great for situations where it shows people you care, but you don't actually put it on.
Pleated masks from Old Navy that are just 5 for $12.50. Pleated so you can stretch them out to cover your face. Ear loops. A good basic made better by the great price - plus you can get all kinds of patterns and colors.
Mask I purchased from a local lady on Facebook. I liked supporting a local business, but it's a bit thick and hard to breathe through. Ear loops.
My first mask, made by Donna, who I connected with through NextDoor. She made her own wedding dress in 1967 and she started making masks almost immediately. She even included a pocket for a filter and put a twist tie across the nose. Traded some beading cord for it. A classic. Ear straps.
The mask I made myself out of a jersey pillowcase. Construction quality not the best, but heh, I made it.
Mask I got for free because I purchased something from https://ablyapparel.com. Love their clothes, the masks not so much. Certainly not worth $9.50. Light, but material is scratchy. Not made of the knit the shirts are. Comes up irritatingly high under the eyes.
Weird mask I found in my bathroom cabinet that must be years old. Not sure why I bought it - I think it was when a friend was immune compromised. Not rated on box. One behind the head strap. Smashes your face. Last place.