One of the main most notable problems that the situation that the world is going through with COVID-19 has generated is the increase in the shortage of personal protection elements for the face, such as masks, which are the means of protection primary for the general population.This is due to the fact that each country did not have the current situation the world is going through, but micro-enterprises in the textile manufacturing sector can reinvent themselves to support the crisis so that they can manufacture and market said personal protection elements, thinking about a common good, contributing to a solidarity economy founded to achieve a common benefit.The methodology used was mixed, where it has both qualitative and quantitative components, with a type of descriptive research in order to contribute with a supportive business model for microapparel companies that allows economic reactivation from the manufacture and commercialization of protection elements personal to face, in order to contribute to the health emergency present by COVID -19.