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From emerging designers to global fashion brands, we deliver exceptional quality with flexible MOQs that grow with your vision.
✅ Low MOQs
✅ Premium Quality
✅ Fast Turnaround
✅ Competitive Pricing
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Knitting is a technique for producing knits that uses needles to interloop a series of loops from a continuous yarn. When this process is repeated a certain number of times, it forms a knitted fabric.
Weaving is responsible for fabric production, created by interlacing two sets of parallel yarns at right angles: the warp and the weft. This process is carried out on a machine called a loom.
Dyeing can be defined as the application of color to a textile item with a certain degree of colorfastness, while textile printing is the process of applying color to fabric or knits in defined patterns, where one or more colors are applied only to specific areas in well-defined designs.
Garment manufacturing is the final process; that is, after the textiles are created, they are transformed to serve their intended purpose. This includes the production of clothing items as well as casual-use products such as sheets, sofas, towels, and many other items.
Most manufacturers are concentrated in Northern Portugal (particularly in the Porto and Braga regions), where local resources, existing know-how, and expertise make this one of the most important textile production hubs.
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✅ Mod’Unica: Matosinhos
The leading textile fair in Portugal dedicated to the Textile and Clothing Industry. It takes place over two days, twice a year, and brings together the national and international textile community. A space for sector reflection, a driver of innovation, and a cornerstone of an industry that constantly reinvents itself.
✅ Guimarães Home Fashion Week: Guimarães
Taking place in the birthplace of our Nation, a group of 53 Portuguese companies, representing 60 brands and supported by the Home from Portugal Association, will connect with clients from over 30 different markets worldwide.
✅ Intertex Portugal: Santa Maria da Feira
With the official support of ANIVEC/APIV – National Association of Clothing and Garment Industries. ITF Intertex Portugal is one of the most comprehensive exhibitions covering all aspects of the textile industry. ITF Intertex Portugal expects the participation of over 250 exhibitors as well as more than 5,000 professionals from over 20 countries.
✅ iTechStyle Summit 2025: Alfândega do Porto
Under the motto “Threads of Innovation: Shaping a Smarter, Sustainable and Transparent Textile Industry,” organized by CITEVE. A key event on the calendar of major international textile and clothing conferences, the summit will bring together industry innovators, technology suppliers, researchers, clusters, and other stakeholders in the textile sector.
Source: Eurostat 2022
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