Osami Gives

Osami is built on craft that comes from Pakistan. It follows that some of what the brand earns should go back into the place that makes it possible — and into the part of that place with the least agency over its own future.

We partner with Cities for Children, a Pakistan-based organisation founded by Madeeha Ansari that works on education and child protection. Their programmes reach children in low-income and street-connected communities across Pakistan, through learning centres, teacher training and long-term family support rather than one-off intervention.

We chose them because the work is structural. Osami celebrates South Asian craft as it exists today; investing in children's education is how South Asia gets a future that produces more of it. Those two things are the same argument at different time horizons.

WHAT WE"VE COMMITTED TO

A founding contribution of $2,000 — $300 to the CfC Sustainability Fund, $400 to the Seekho Sikhao Saathi programme for children in nonformal education spaces, and $1,300 to the Dhanak centres for children at risk of being out of school.

$5 from every piece sold, on every drop, with no cap and no expiry.

An optional round-up at checkout — $5, $25, $50 or $100 — passed through in full. We take nothing from it.

WHAT WE REPORT

Figures are published at the close of every drop. To date: $2,000 contributed.

We publish numbers, not stories. There are no photographs of children on this page and there never will be. This is infrastructure, not a campaign.

Cities for Children