SUpiNAna Pyjama

Formally The Sri Lanka Card Project

The Card Project has been running for 20 years in Sri Lanka. Starting off in the refugee camps following the asian tsunami and them moving into community centers, It aims to fundraise for disadvantaged kids in Sri Lanka through art and play.

Creating greeting cards from the kids art artwork to raise funds for their essential needs and some fun stuff too. Here are some of the beautiful, messy murals and activities we have done in the past .

Supi Nana is a new stage for The Card Project - While still selling cards to raise funds for the kids at the Sri Jinananda children’s home, we are excited to introduce these new, joyful, unisex Sri Lankan cotton handloom kids' Pyjamas.

Made from beautiful, high-quality handloom, woven by skilled artisans, in Kalenia ( just outside Colombo)

Then the fabric is taken to be sewn by our friends at another inspiring project, Manacare Foundations - Hopes and Dreams Village, based in South West Sri Lanka. This project provides vocational skills and employment to the local community, alongside education, physiotherapy, and social care to physically challenged adults and children.

Skilled Handloom Artisan making our fabric by hand- Video below

Team at Manacare - Hopes and Dreams Village- Sri Lanka who sew the PJs

Skilled Handloom worker creating our fabric

The Result!.. Joyful Jimjams !

Pyjamas -

The outcome is beautiful, colourful, high-quality, unisex cotton pyjamas with coconut shell buttons that will last for many growth spurts and hand-me-downs to come. Due to the nature of the chequed handloom fabric, coconut shell, every set is unique in its colour way and each set comes is with its own drawstring gym-style bag, with a separate little pocket for a toothbrush and a teddy or book

Made ethically with our partner projects mentioned above in Sri Lanka, while raising funds for the kids at the Sri Jinananda Children’s home in Welawatta, Colombo, another wonderful project we have consistently supported since 2005.

10% of the cost of Pygamas goes directly to support the. kids in the children’s home.

The Pygamas come in 5 sizes to fit kids between 1 - 10 years old - please email if you are interested, as this is all so new, we are still working on the online shop. emmadallen@gmail.com