ISTO
ISTO. is a Portuguese sustainable fashion brand offering luxury everyday clothing made from organic, natural, and recycled materials, with f…
Sustainable Fashion
Clothes with a conscience: the regenerative hemp of SENSIHEMP in Póvoa de Varzim, cork accessories from Corkor, and eco-textiles from ECOVEST. Style that costs the planet less.
Projects in this focus
Valérius 360
Valérius 360 is a Portuguese circular economy company based in Barcelos that recycles textile waste into recycled yarns, jersey fabrics, and…
Vintage for a Cause
Vintage for a Cause is a Portuguese circular fashion brand that upcycles textile waste into original clothing while empowering unemployed wo…
Hoooked Portugal
Hoooked Portugal is a sustainable textile company based in Zibreira, Torres Novas, that produces 100% recycled yarn from fashion industry wa…
Tinctorium Studio
Tinctorium Studio is a natural dye and eco-print atelier near Lisbon, creating one-of-a-kind wearable art from locally foraged and permacult…
ECOVEST
ECOVEST is a Portuguese eco-friendly textile design and manufacturing company based in Vila do Conde, specialising in sustainable fashion co…
Atelier Janela Velha
Atelier Janela Velha is a Portuguese upcycling project based in Torres Vedras, creating handmade jewellery, slow fashion, and restored furni…
Corkor
Corkor is a Portuguese brand based in Barreiro that handcrafts vegan accessories from genuine cork, offering a sustainable and cruelty-free …
SENSIHEMP
Sensihemp is a Portuguese regenerative fashion brand based in Póvoa de Varzim that creates clothing and accessories from 100% certified hemp…
Burel Factory
Burel Factory is a Portuguese brand born in Serra da Estrela dedicated to preserving and innovating the traditional burel wool textile indus…
Sustainable fashion in Portugal
Portugal is one of the few countries in Europe that still has the whole textile chain (spinning, weaving, dyeing, making up) mostly in the north, mostly around Porto and the Ave valley. That industrial base attracts foreign sustainable brands and gives domestic ones room to produce locally.
ISTO. makes everyday clothing in Lisbon with published costs and factory names. SENSIHEMP works with regenerative hemp in Póvoa de Varzim. Burel Factory weaves Serra da Estrela wool in Manteigas, Tinctorium dyes with plants near Lisbon, and Vintage for a Cause and Valérius 360 work from textile waste in Porto and Barcelos.
Transparency is the thing to look for: a brand that names its factory is telling you something. Related focuses: upcycling and repurposing, handmade and local crafts and eco-friendly products. Dated activities from these projects are listed in our events calendar.