Amsterdam, Netherlands
Baby clothing brand Zipster has announced the launch of Zipster Trust, a new initiative designed to support families and organisations caring for children in need.
Through Zipster Trust, the company will donate €500 worth of Zipster clothing every month to organisations and families supporting young children facing difficult circumstances. The initiative aims to provide practical, high-quality clothing to babies and young children who may otherwise lack access to essential everyday items.
Founded in 2020, Zipster is known for its innovative bamboo baby clothing designed to combine sustainability, softness and practicality for modern families. With over 80,000 customers across Europe, the company has grown rapidly while maintaining a focus on responsible production and thoughtful design.
With the launch of Zipster Trust, the brand hopes to extend that same care beyond its customers and into the wider community.
“At Zipster, we believe every little one deserves comfort, warmth and care — no matter their circumstances,” said Evie Kalo, founder of Zipster.
“Zipster Trust is a simple way for us to give back by supporting organisations and families who are doing incredible work caring for children who need it most.”
Applications and nominations for Zipster Trust will be reviewed monthly. While the initiative welcomes nominations for families, the programme will primarily work with organisations supporting vulnerable children, including foster care organisations, women’s shelters, baby banks and refugee support centres.
The first Zipster Trust donation will support a foster family caring for two young brothers through Affinity Fostering Services, a UK-based organisation dedicated to providing safe and supportive homes for children in foster care.
Each donation will include a curated package of Zipster clothing designed to provide comfortable, durable everyday essentials for growing children.
Over time, Zipster hopes the initiative will support hundreds of children across Europe.
Families, organisations and community members can nominate recipients via the Zipster Trust page on the company’s website.
