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Who stitches these

PZU is a small line of folding changing pads, one hard sided document case and a pair of storage bags for a tree that has to go back in the loft. This site is where we explain what we made and why it is shaped that way.

What we make

Everything on this site comes off one short list: a folding pad with cargo pockets and a wipes pod, a lighter pad with a padded head end, the same pad in two pad packs, a document case with a latch, and two zippered bags for a dismantled tree. That is the whole line. When we say we do not make something, it is because we do not, not because it is out of stock.

Why the pads fold the way they do

A changing pad gets used in the worst places a parent can find: the trunk of a car, an airplane lavatory, the floor of a fitting room. So the fold matters more than the fabric does. Ours folds down small enough to grab one handed, opens flat without fighting the crease, and wipes clean before it goes back in the bag. Every choice on these pads points at that one moment.

What we will not tell you

We do not print a material name we cannot stand behind. The pocket pads are listed under three different polymer names by three different data feeds, so this site describes what the surface does instead of guessing what it is. Same with the document case: it carries a flammability rating for its shell, and we wrote a whole page about what that rating covers rather than let the word do the work.

How buying works here

This site does not take payment and holds no stock. Every buy button opens the product listing where the pad is actually sold, and the order, the delivery and any return are placed and handled there.