NewswireTODAY - /newswire/ - Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2011/06/27 - PerryWinkles Kids, a Canadian-based classic children's clothing line, announced today that it will donate a portion of sales from its Spring/Summer 2012 collection to the microfinance non-profit Kiva - PerryWinklesKids.com.

PerryWinkles Kids announced today that it will donate a portion of sales from its Spring/Summer 2012 collection to the microfinance non-profit Kiva. Proceeds from the sales of little girls and boys dress clothes and formal wear will help women clothing manufacturers in Peru.

PerryWinkles Kids manufactures their entire line of classic children’s clothing in Peru, employing mostly women entrepreneurs in that country. The decision to donate a portion of the Spring/Summer 2012 proceeds is part of the company’s commitment to finding innovative ways to support women entrepreneurs in a country where 30 percent of people live in poverty.
Kiva works with microfinance institutions on five continents to provide loans to people without access to traditional banking systems. Kiva believes providing safe, affordable access to capital to those in need helps people create better lives for themselves and their families. To find out more about Kiva, please go to kiva.org.
Mother and daughter team Graciela and Maria Montero started PerryWinkles Kids in 2006. Originally from Peru, they moved to Canada in 1988 and wanted to create a business that would also benefit their home country.

PerryWinkles Kids (perrywinkleskids.com) brings fine speciality retailers a line of classic children’s clothing. Specializing in hand-smocked dresses and dressy boy outfits, PerryWinkles Kids creates traditional designs with a modern flair. PerryWinkles Kids dresses and outfits are made with only 100% petal-soft pima cotton and finished with thoughtful details like hand-smocking and hand-embroidery.

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