Designer Children's Clothing Store, Estella, To Donate 10% of Clothing Sales to Shop for Tots, Benefit Reach Out and Read of Greater New York

For a limited time, Estella, a renowned luxury children's clothier is donating 10% of its clothing profits to Reach Out and Read of Greater New York - a not-for-profit organization that works with pediatricians, authors and publishers to get books to lower income families and encourage them to read to their kids before the age of 6.

(PRWEB) April 4, 2008 -- For a limited time, Estella, a renowned luxury children's clothier is donating 10% of its clothing profits to Reach Out and Read of Greater New York - a not-for-profit organization that works with pediatricians, authors and publishers to get books to lower income families and encourage them to read to their kids before the age of 6. Buy your baby spring/summer clothes, footwear and gifts from Estella's Greenwich Village store or online, mention Reach Out & Read to the store clerk or in the notes section of the online order and benefit Reach Out & Read of Greater New York.

The event will jump-start at Estella on April 23rd with shopping and refreshments to celebrate Reach Out and Read of Greater New York. Free goody bags available for the first 50 shoppers. Additionally there will be a cocktail reception Wednesday April 23rd from 5-7pm.

Estella will donate 10% of its clothing profits from April 23rd to Wed. May 7th.

In-store(493 Sixth Ave, between 12th & 13th streets, NY NY 10011) and online(http://www.estella-nyc.com).

Estella is a nationally recognized leader in children's fashion (http://www.estella-nyc.com). It offers luxury designer clothing, strollers, cribs, toys and accessories for babies' newborn to toddler boys and girls 6 years old. Estella has been featured in The New York Times, Vogue, Elle, Town & Country, US Weekly, In Style, New York Magazine, Timeout New York Kids, NBC's Today Show etc. Designer Isaac Mizrahi said on CNN.com that when he's looking for inspiration, he goes to Estella: "It sounds totally random, I know, but I adore the incredible color sense. They never get too twee the way they do in other kids' stores--it's very eclectic and sophisticated in an exclusively New York way."

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