A Indústria
Lisbon label making menswear and leather goods by hand in the city, using cowhide chosen for how well it wears.
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206 brands
A LINE
Family-run Porto label, started in 2016 with shirts, whose clothes are sewn in a factory it owns in northern Portugal.
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A.Risca
Red clay and stoneware pieces thrown by hand on the wheel since 2022, many personalised for weddings and christenings.
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Ach Brito
Soap works in Vila do Conde still producing early 20th-century formulas and packaging, with soaps, colognes and creams made in its own factory.
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Adico
Metal furniture factory in Avanca since 1920, the oldest in the country, known for its café terrace chairs and for designer-signed collections.
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Alameda Turquesa
Family house founded in 2012 by a mother and daughter, making shoes, bags and jewellery by hand to order in Portugal.
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Almande
Resort wear, swimwear and activewear for women, with most pieces sewn in Portugal.
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Amalia Home Collection
Portuguese-inspired home textiles, developed and made in Portugal by the same house since 1922.
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Amavela
Soy wax candles poured and finished by hand, in small batches, at the brand's Porto workshop.
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Ambar
School and office supplies, diaries and science toys from a paper converter with its factory in Porto.
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Ambitious
Sneakers, shoes and boots for men and women, produced in the brand's own factories in Guimarães.
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Ana Sousa
Womenswear brand with Portuguese design and production, present in its own stores across the country.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Antarte
Portuguese-designed furniture and décor, made in Portugal since 1998, with its own shops and pieces for the whole home.
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Apple of Eden
German-Portuguese label founded in 2010 and run from the Porto region, whose shoes are made by selected Portuguese factories.
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Armazém das Malhas
Jumpers, cardigans, linen shirts and socks made in Portugal, with its own shops in Lisbon and a tailoring workshop for alterations and made-to-measure pieces.
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Artame
Portuguese company with more than 45 years making stainless steel kitchen articles for home and professional use.
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ASPORTUGUESAS
Footwear developed and made in Portugal, in Guimarães, on cork soles: flip-flops, sandals, sneakers and boots for women and men.
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Atelier do Sabão
Soaps and natural cosmetics made by hand in small batches at the brand's Espinho workshop, which is open to visitors.
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Atelier Estorninho
Menswear drawing on military, work and academic uniforms, manufactured in Portugal with midweight cottons and reinforced finishes.
Price 3 of 4DeclaredPartial production
Azeite Caixeiro
Olive oil produced from harvest to bottle on its own land in Santa Maria de Émeres, Valpaços.
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Baby Gi
Natural-fibre clothes and care accessories for babies and young children, from a northern family brand made entirely in Portugal.
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BAMandBOO
Vegan skincare made in Lagoa, on São Miguel, with Azorean ingredients such as green tea, basalt and bay laurel; it has a shop at LX Factory.
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Bat Eye
Signature furniture inspired by cities around the world, designed by an architect and made in Portugal.
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Bean Baby Clothes
Classic clothing for babies and children up to six, designed in-house and made entirely in Portugal.
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Beeq
Urban, touring and mountain e-bikes manufactured in Portugal by RTE, one of Europe's largest bicycle producers.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Benamôr
Cosmetics brand created in Lisbon in 1925, known for its face cream in a tube and for packaging that has barely changed since.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Benedita Formosinho
Designer fashion manufactured in Portugal in limited quantities, from a workshop open to the public in Setúbal, using wool from Alentejo mills.
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Bennie
Baby and children's clothing, school uniforms included, from a company set up in Barcelos in 1998 that designs and sews it in Portugal.
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BioVó
Natural cosmetics made by hand in Alcanena by a biologist, in a licensed craft production unit.
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Blue Avenue
Men's swim shorts, from a label founded in 2016 and made by a family business in northern Portugal.
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Bordallo Pinheiro
Faience made in Caldas da Rainha since 1884, known for its relief pieces of cabbages, animals and fruit, still finished and painted by hand.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Broolls
Sunglasses and optical frames assembled by hand in Portugal from Italian acetate and lenses.
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Burel Factory
Revived a wool mill in Manteigas, in the Serra da Estrela, to weave burel cloth again on restored looms. Makes blankets, cushions, accessories and wall coverings in wool.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Camport
Men's and women's footwear handmade in Portugal, successor to the old Campeão Português factory, a 1970s pioneer of injected polyurethane soles.
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Cantaloupe Studio
Printed sneakers, espadrilles and sandals, started in Guimarães in 2020 by a family of textile printers and made in Portugal.
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Cantê
Bikinis, trikinis and swimsuits for women, men and children, sewn in Portuguese factories since 2011.
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Carlos Santos
Factory in São João da Madeira specialising in classic men's shoes with stitched soles and hand-painted patinas, for its own label and for other brands.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Carolina Curado
Nature-inspired silver and gold jewellery, handmade since 2012 at the brand's atelier on Avenida de Madrid, Lisbon.
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Carolina Machado
Contemporary womenswear sewn in three small Porto ateliers that the brand works with closely.
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Casa Cubista
Home objects that update traditional crafts, made by hand by makers spread across the Portuguese countryside.
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Casta
Women's footwear from Porto, made by hand in small Portuguese family factories with chrome-free leathers.
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Castelbel
Scented soaps, body care, candles and diffusers made in Portugal, with collections recognisable by their illustrated packaging.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Cavalinho
Bags, wallets and leather accessories designed and made at the brand's factory in São Paio de Oleiros, where the family founded it in 1975.
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Cavemen
Menswear, shoes and accessories, including wedding suits and made-to-measure fits, manufactured in Portugal.
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Centenário 1941
Shoe factory opened in 1941 that still makes classic men's and women's shoes, Goodyear-welted models among them.
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Céu Azul
Personalised photo albums, put together from a phone and printed and bound in Portugal.
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Chulé Socks
Socks made in Portugal from certified organic cotton, with the brand's own patterns and versions for children.
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CINCO
Fine jewellery in sterling silver and 18-carat gold, designed in Coimbra and handmade in Portugal, mostly near the studio.
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Citadin
Classic men's shoes made in São João da Madeira, with Portuguese leathers, soles and buckles, and the brand's own shop in Lisbon.
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Claus Porto
Soap house founded in Porto in 1887 and now produced in Vila do Conde. Makes triple-milled soaps, fragrances and bath products wrapped in lithographed packaging.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Cluoh
Printed bags, scarves and accessories, made by hand by artisans in Portugal, with a shop in Porto.
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Collady
Socks conceived, developed and produced entirely in Portugal, with models for everyday and sports use.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Compal
Juices, nectars and fruit and tomato products since 1952, from Portuguese fruit processed at its Almeirim plant.
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Companhia Atlântica
Tableware, kitchenware and ceramic objects made in Portugal, also for hotels and restaurants.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Confiança
Soap works founded in 1894 that still manufactures in Braga, making soaps and bath products from old formulas, with revived historic labels.
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Conscious
Denim, knitwear and swimwear for women, made in Portugal with organic cotton and recycled fibres.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Costa Nova
Stoneware tableware made in Portugal, with pieces that go from oven to table, in natural tones.
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Costa Verde
Porcelain factory in Vagos producing tableware for the home and for the hotel and restaurant trade.
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Coup D'État
Clothing label whose pieces are all manufactured within 60 km of Porto, working with workshops and makers from the region.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Creator
Footwear label launched in 2009, with its design studio in Santa Maria da Feira and production in northern Portugal, finished by hand.
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Cubanas
Women's footwear and bags made in Portugal for everyday wear, in bold colours.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Cucawik
Pouches, pencil cases and stationery in exclusive prints, handmade in Portugal.
Price 1 of 4Declared
Cutipol
Cutlery made in Portugal, known for its slim handles and stainless steel ranges with matte finishes, used in restaurants at home and abroad.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Dalper
Portuguese table cutlery, with canteens and individual pieces for homes and restaurants, made in-house since the company moved from trading to manufacturing in 2023.
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Dancers by Georgia
Urban and dancewear made from second-hand garments, reworked one by one at the brand's Lisbon workshop.
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Desculpa Babe
Clothing brand with entirely Portuguese production, in simple lines for everyday wear.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Dicci
Unisex jewellery in 925 silver, steel and natural stone, handmade and made to measure in a Porto atelier since 2017.
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Dikamar
Pombal manufacturer, active since 1995, of safety footwear and boots for construction, food processing and other demanding work.
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Diverge
Sneakers handmade to order in Portugal and customisable by the buyer, using leathers audited by the Leather Working Group and OEKO-TEX certified materials.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Dois Corvos
Lisbon brewery founded in 2015, with its brewhouse and bar in Marvila and several new beers a month.
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Dr. Bayard
Honey and eucalyptus sweets made to an old recipe at the brand's factory in Amadora.
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Ecolã
Has been making burel wool cloth in Manteigas since 1925, from Serra da Estrela sheep's wool. Produces fabric by the metre, blankets, capes, backpacks and accessories in its own mill.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Eject
Streetwear footwear label relaunched in 2026, with leather sneakers and shoes designed and made in Portugal.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Entrudo
Baskets and bags inspired by Portuguese carnival masks, hand-painted and made to order in Portugal.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Famo
Metal furniture factory in Lousada, founded in 1947, making furniture for offices, healthcare and public spaces.
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Favorite People
Overalls and patterned pieces for adults and children, made in Portugal in short runs, with playful prints.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Ferrache
Womenswear designed and sewn in Barcelos, in the brand's own workshop of around forty people, with a focus on pattern making and tailoring.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Ferreira de Sá
Hand-knotted, hand-woven and tufted rugs made since 1946 at the company's factory in Silvalde, Espinho.
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Fluyt
Menswear produced in Portugal: shirts, jackets and tees in muted colours, made to be worn for years.
Price 2 of 4Declared
FLY London
Irreverently designed footwear with head office and production in Portugal, owned by the Portuguese company that created the brand in the UK in 1994. Also makes bags and eyewear.
Price 3 of 4DeclaredPartial production
Galula
Cork and wood furniture and lighting, handmade by craftspeople in the Porto region.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Gandaia
Lisbon label that took over from Mustique in 2025 under the same founders, with collections made by a small network of Portuguese factories.
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Get The Balance
Porto footwear project, designed and made in Portugal, with sneakers in natural leather.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Ghome
Contemporary furniture and home accessories, made in Portugal mostly from Portuguese materials.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Guaja
Womenswear handmade in Portugal, only with Portuguese manufacturers, with knitwear and simple cuts in small runs.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Hali Studio
Small clothing label whose collections are produced in a pattern-making and sewing workshop in Cascais.
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Hands on Earth
Herbal teas, jams, dried fruit, salt flower and other organic goods produced in Portugal from Portuguese ingredients.
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Heel Tread
Cotton socks made in Portugal, with patterns drawn from racing cars, engines and motoring culture.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Herdmar
Cutlery manufactured in Portugal, classic in design and offered in a wide range of finishes, from polished steel to black and gold.
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Hirundo
Minimalist sneakers handmade in Porto, from hard-wearing materials and with soles that can be replaced.
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Icel
Cutlery maker grown out of a 1940s family workshop and based in Benedita, where it makes kitchen and butcher knives and utensils for home and professional use.
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IMMA
Wardrobe staples such as shirts and coats, developed and made in specialist ateliers and factories in Portugal.
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Inedit
Womenswear in original prints, launched in 2018 and sewn by hand in a small Lisbon atelier.
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Inusitado
Stationery entirely produced in Portugal and finished by hand, with notebooks and writing objects made in small quantities.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Ispari
Womenswear label sewn locally, working mostly from deadstock fabrics to make comfortable pieces in short runs.
Price 2 of 4Declared
ISTO
Lisbon label making essential clothing in Portugal and publishing the cost breakdown of every garment. Works mostly in cotton, wool and denim, in plain cuts.
Price 3 of 4Declared
It's Okay
Lisbon label manufacturing in Portugal, focused on sweatshirts and tees with understated graphics.
Price 2 of 4Declared
IVO Cutelarias
Has been making kitchen and professional knives in Portugal since 1954, with ranges for home cooks and for the restaurant trade.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Jewellery byMZ
Minimalist sterling silver jewellery, handmade in Portugal by a self-taught silversmith who took up the craft in 2020.
Price 2 of 4Declared
JJ Heitor
Family shoemaker from Santa Maria da Feira, nearly seventy years in business, designing and making ballet flats and women's shoes in Portugal.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Josefinas
Hand-made ballet flats and women's shoes produced in small runs in Guimarães, using Portuguese leather and padded insoles.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Kitess
Bikinis, swimsuits and party wear in short runs, made half an hour from the brand's Porto workshop.
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Koati
Menswear brand born out of a Portuguese garment factory running since 1983, with polos, shirts and jackets made in its own plant.
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Kukka
Eyeglass straps and cords created and handmade in Portugal, with a line for children and babies.
Price 2 of 4Declared
La Paz
Atlantic-inspired menswear made in Portugal, working directly with factories in the north.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Labrador
Men's shirts, suits and overcoats made in Portugal, formal in style, in cloths such as wool and cotton.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Lachoix
Women's shoes handmade in Portugal in limited quantities, from a brand founded in 2018.
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Lambda Golf
Waterproof leather golf shoes, handmade in Portugal since 2009 by a company with long shoemaking roots.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Lazuli
Vegan women's footwear made entirely in Portugal, launched in 2014 with patterns drawn from azulejo tiles.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Le Mot
Paris-inspired organic cotton tees and sweatshirts from a Lisbon label founded in 2017 and made in Portugal.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Licor Beirão
Family-recipe liqueur produced in Lousã, at the plant the Redondo family bought in 1940 and still distils in.
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Life in a Bag
Kits for growing herbs, flowers and fruit at home, and seed paper, made in Portugal since 2013.
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Limontejo
Limoncello made in Portugal from Alentejo lemons, following the traditional Italian recipe.
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Lobo Apparel
Boots and footwear made in Portugal, in hard-wearing materials and a style between casual and sporty.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Luís Onofre
Women's footwear designed and made in Oliveira de Azeméis by a third-generation shoemaking family, built in leather and finished by hand.
Price 4 of 4Declared
MALÜ Pet Wear
Collars, leads and harnesses for dogs and cats, sewn by hand at the brand's central Lisbon workshop, often only once ordered.
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Maray
Flat leather shoes for women, handmade in Portugal in limited runs, with shops in Lisbon.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Maria João Bahia
Fine jewellery handmade in Lisbon, much of it made to order, with an atelier on Avenida da Liberdade.
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Mariano
A house founded in 1945 making classic men's and women's shoes by hand, only once each order comes in, at its Oliveira de Azeméis workshop.
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Marqqa
Customisable furniture from a Porto architecture studio, made in Portugal by local craftspeople.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Matta Surfboards
Surfboards shaped in the brand's own factory, started in Costa da Caparica in 1996 by a former Portuguese champion.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Mauî
Party, ceremony and bridal dresses customisable in colour and size, sewn at its Vila Nova de Famalicão atelier.
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Mazejo
Womenswear designed and made in Portugal, mostly in the brand's own atelier, in limited quantities.
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MDC
Men's accessories produced in Portugal and made by hand, from leftover industrial textiles that would otherwise go to waste.
Price 2 of 4Declared
MESH
Recycled 925 silver jewellery, gold- or rhodium-plated, made by hand in Porto by a label two brothers founded in 2016.
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MÏA-MÔ
Classic-lined womenswear, handmade in Portugal in limited editions with Portuguese suppliers.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Miristica
Vegan, zero-waste cosmetics, with soaps, solid shampoos and creams formulated from plant ingredients and made in Portugal.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Mishmash
Notebooks and diaries produced in Portugal with bookbinders who have more than a hundred years in the trade, in the brand's own papers and formats.
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Moshion
Men's shoes made by hand in the brand's Felgueiras workshop, each pair with a digital passport.
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Mukishoes
Minimalist thin-soled footwear, handmade in small Portuguese workshops, covering boots, sandals, sneakers and slippers for adults and children.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Musa Natural Cosmetics
Handmade soaps, solid shampoos and face and lip care from natural ingredients, produced in a licensed workshop in Portugal.
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NAE Vegan
Vegan footwear made in Portugal since 2008, using plant-based and recycled alternatives to leather.
Price 3 of 4Declared
NaturaPura
Newborn clothing and layettes in undyed organic cotton, designed and made in Portugal since 1999.
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Näz
Womenswear brand produced in Portugal, with knitwear, dresses and light tailoring made in Portuguese factories.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Newve
Minimalist footwear designed and produced in Portugal since 2022, with components that incorporate natural fibres such as bamboo.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Oitava Colina
Lisbon craft brewery founded in 2015 in Graça, now brewing in a larger plant in Cabo Ruivo.
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Olaio
Wooden furniture produced locally in Portugal by specialist craftsmen, reissuing an archive of pieces going back to the 1930s.
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Old Mulla
Men's leather boots, handmade in small batches by a family business in Leiria, built with resoleable construction.
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Olivia Jeans
Women's clothing label with every piece produced in Portugal in small runs, mostly dungarees, jumpsuits and jackets.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Owl Paperlamps
Paper lamp kits to assemble at home, designed and produced by the team in its studio in Portugal.
Price 1 of 4Declared
Pedemeia
Socks for women, men and children from a family firm founded in Braga in 1966, made in Portugal.
Price 2 of 4Declared
PinkNounou
Rag dolls, cushions and nursery décor with original illustrations, handmade in Portugal.
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PiuPiuChick
Clothing for babies and children from 3 months to 14 years, designed in Porto and made mostly in Portugal.
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Plus351
Organic cotton pieces designed in Lisbon and manufactured in the north of the country, in small batches with pigment dyeing.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Portdance
Ballroom, Latin and tango dance shoes in leather, made in Portugal for competition and social dancing.
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Portugal Jewels
Portuguese gold and silver jewellery, made in Portugal by a Gondomar goldsmith family dating back to 1955.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Portuguese Flannel
Menswear shirting sewn in workshops in northern Portugal, built around heavyweight flannels, corduroy and wool cloth sourced from traditional mills.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Projeto Serra
Fleece jackets and knits produced in Portugal, genderless and tied to the mountain ranges and natural parks of the country's interior.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Renova
Toilet paper, kitchen rolls, napkins and tissues made mainly at its Torres Novas plants.
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Sanjo
The country's oldest sneaker brand, relaunched with fully domestic production. It revives the canvas models that marked generations of school gym classes.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Sapataria do Carmo
Century-old shop in central Lisbon, opened in 1904, selling men's shoes handmade by Portuguese artisans in selected leathers.
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Science4you
Educational and science toys developed and made at the company's factory in the MARL, Loures.
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Seapath
Independent label producing in northern Portugal in short runs, working with deadstock fabrics and organic or recycled cotton.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Semogue
Shaving brush factory in Granja, Vila Nova de Gaia, running in the same building since 1955, making brushes in natural bristle and badger hair.
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Sharish Gin
Gin slowly distilled in the Alentejo since 2014, with versions flavoured with Portuguese fruit.
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Shirakawa
Slippers, house shoes and small home accessories, made entirely by hand in Portugal.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Shoevenir
Animal-free sandals from Porto featuring designs by guest artists, designed and made in Portugal.
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Silampos
Portuguese maker of stainless steel pans, pots and kitchen articles, manufacturing in Portugal and exporting to dozens of markets.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Singular Leather
Minimalist leather wallets and card holders, handmade in Portugal with optional personalised engraving.
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SirTile
Socks made in Portugal with patterns drawn from Portuguese tiles, also sold as a travel keepsake.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Siz
Clothing label with its own workshop in Sesimbra, where it designs and makes pieces in short runs.
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Snug
Porto baby and children's clothing in organic cotton and recycled materials, made within 50 km of the head office.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Sock Affairs
Socks made in Portugal, with graphic patterns and themed collections in combed cotton.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Softwaves
Family brand of comfortable footwear, founded in 1970 and now run by three siblings, made in Portugal.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Strelitzia
Women's shoes made in small runs in Portugal by experienced craftspeople.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Stró
Throws, blankets and cushion covers made locally on a small scale, from natural raw materials in the brand's own colours.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Sugo Cork Rugs
Cork rugs woven on tapestry looms, designed by Susana Godinho and made at the brand's own factory in Santa Maria da Feira.
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Tatara Razors
Double-edge safety razors fully designed, machined and assembled in Portugal, in stainless steel and titanium.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Tatuaggi
Shoe factory in São João da Madeira, founded in 1998, exporting nearly all of its own-brand production.
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TemaHome
Contemporary furniture designed in-house and made at the company's factory in Tomar: bookcases, tables, desks and sideboards.
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Tensai
Home appliance manufacturer producing in Estarreja, with refrigeration, laundry and cooking ranges for the domestic market and for export.
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THClothes
Portuguese promotional and workwear brand, with a dedicated range identified as made in Portugal inside a wider catalogue.
DeclaredPartial production
The Captain Socks
Patterned, athletic and compression socks, designed in Porto and knitted in Lousã.
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Thomson Club
Clothing designed in Porto and manufactured in Portugal, with simply cut pieces in heavier fabrics.
Price 2 of 4Declared
Toino Abel
Bags hand-woven from rush gathered in the rice fields of the lower Mondego, made by artisans around Montemor-o-Velho and finished with leather straps.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Torres Novas
Towel and bath linen brand grown from one of the country's first terry weaving lines, based in Torres Novas since the 19th century.
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Travel Socks
Socks designed and produced in Portugal, with patterns referencing cities and travel destinations.
Price 2 of 4Declared
triipi
Angled reading pillows and indoor and outdoor bean bags, handmade in Portugal since 2014.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Trinca Bio
Organic, gluten-free granola, bread and spreads, made in Portugal by a micro-business that first sold its granola in 2012.
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Type Swimwear
Lisbon swimsuits and bikinis, designed and sewn in Portugal since 2012, some from reworked and recycled pieces.
Price 3 of 4Declared
UR Brand
Clothing and swimwear designed, cut and produced in the brand's own workshop in Porto, from recycled fabrics and leftover stock from Portuguese production.
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Urban Shepherd
Leather boots assembled by hand in a family workshop in Benedita, Alcobaça, with a resoleable Goodyear welt and leather tanned in Alcanena.
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UTIL
Metal storage furniture from a Lisbon design brand founded in 2017, made entirely in Portugal.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Valle das Corujas
Honey, olive oil and almonds of its own production in Mirandela, run from an old family house in Mascarenhas.
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Vandoma
Ties, bow ties and pocket squares in silk, wool and cotton, made in Porto by a family firm founded in 1982.
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Viarco
The only pencil factory in Portugal, in São João da Madeira. Beyond school pencils it makes graphite sticks, pastels and drawing materials for artists.
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VIBAe
Finnish brand of unisex shoes, designed in Finland and handmade at a family-run factory near Porto. It makes sneakers, loafers, sandals and boots in linen, bio suede and vegetable-tanned leather, all on natural rubber soles.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Victoria Handmade
Reed baskets and bags woven by hand, with wicker and leather handles, in a family atelier in Porto de Mós that has kept the same techniques for generations.
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Vista Alegre
Porcelain factory founded in 1824 in Vista Alegre, Ílhavo, where it still produces tableware, decorative pieces and hand-painted designer editions.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Wayz
Unisex sneakers in vegetable-tanned leather, designed and made in Porto, with shops in Porto and Lisbon.
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Westmister
Men's socks produced in Portugal, in cotton and in either classic or patterned designs, with a personalisation service.
Price 3 of 4Declared
wetheknot
Lisbon label for unisex clothing and accessories, made mostly in Portugal from organic cotton and recycled fabrics.
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Wewood
Solid wood furniture by international designers, made to order in a northern Portuguese joinery working since 1964.
Price 4 of 4Declared
Wolf & Rita
Vintage-leaning children's and baby clothing, made mostly by workshops in Guimarães, using certified cottons and materials whenever possible.
DeclaredPartial production
Zilian
Women's footwear and bags made in Portugal, from flats and loafers to boots and sandals, using certified materials.
Price 3 of 4Declared
Zouri
Vegan sneakers, sandals and espadrilles made in the brand's own factory in Guimarães, with plastic collected from Portuguese beaches worked into the materials.
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