A group of Portuguese factories
We are a group of vetted Portuguese factories: knitwear, jersey, denim, outerwear and more, producing for brands from 100 units. Tell us what you're making. If it fits one of our factories, we route your brief and you work with them directly.
No commissions · No markups · The factory bills you directly
From the directory of documented factories in our group to a real human reply within 24 hours, every order ships with these features included.
Browse 80 documented Portuguese factories in our group with direct contacts, MOQ filters, and capability profiles. Updated quarterly with every new factory we document and add.
Team members reply personally
Per-unit QC and regular photo updates from the factory floor, no blind spots.
Pick the channel that suits your project
Your production runs through the factory in our group built for your product, fabric and MOQ. The factory bills you directly. We coordinate the quality standard across the group end-to-end.
Skip the cold emails and the 4-week silence. We route your production to the factory in our group built for your fabric, MOQ, and timeline. Every factory in the group is documented for quality, response speed, and fair pricing.
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Production-ready tech packs built to Portuguese factory standards. Construction details, measurement specs, grading, and finishes so the first sample lands right. Flat fee of €79, delivered as a PDF your factory can open and cut from on day one.
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Your order is assigned to the factory in our group that produces your category. That factory quotes you and bills you directly for the run. We coordinate the timeline and quality across the group. Flat fee, no commissions.
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Nine snapshots from the factories in our group that manufacture your drops. Pattern cutting, sewing lines, quality control, and the hands behind every stitch.
Browse the directory, send your brief, or get a factory-ready tech pack. All three routes lead to the same place: the right Portuguese factory in our group for your product.
Stop chasing factories that never reply. Stop guessing on tech packs. Your production is routed to a documented Portuguese factory in our group, and that factory bills you directly for the run.
Four years, hundreds of brands, and a network we've built one factory visit at a time.
Pre-inspected workshops across Porto, Guimarães, and Braga.
Founders, designers, and indie labels across Europe, US, UK, and Australia.
From approved sample to finished production. Half the wait of Asian factories.
Real humans in Portugal answering every email personally.
Six product families produced across 80 documented factories in the northern textile cluster. From 100 units up.
T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, fine-gauge sweaters. Cotton, merino, cashmere blends.
Linen dresses, poplin shirts, blouses, tailored separates. Womenswear specialists.
Padded coats, down jackets, technical shells, wool coating outerwear.
Jeans, denim jackets, skirts. Raw, selvedge, and recycled-content denim.
Leggings, sports tops, training gear. 4-way stretch and technical finishing.
Blazers, suits, tailored trousers. Half-canvas construction, wool suiting.
No inflated stats, no vanity metrics. Just what we actually do and what we don't charge you.
Share your brief. We route your production to a documented Portuguese factory in our group, and that factory bills you directly for the run.
Real answers about what working with Portuguese factories actually looks like.
Most factories in our directory start at 100 units per style and go up to 300. Knitwear and denim specialists often need 200+. The directory tags each factory by MOQ tier so you can filter out ones that won't fit your volume.
Typical CMT: €6–11 for a t-shirt, €14–24 for a hoodie, €18–38 for a dress, €35–75 for a jacket. Fabric, complexity, trims, and quantity move it. Use the free Cost Calculator to get a specific estimate before you talk to anyone.
Budget 7 to 10 weeks from approved sample to goods ready to ship. Sampling alone takes 2 to 3 weeks. Factories are running multiple clients at once, so your place in the queue matters. If you need a specific ship date, work backwards from it and contact factories at least 12 weeks before.
Not to get quotes, but factories take you more seriously with one. If you don't have one, the Tech Pack service (€79) turns your sketches or references into a factory-ready doc in 72 hours. The resulting quotes are noticeably better.
Most verified factories in our network hold at least one of: OEKO-TEX Standard 100, GOTS, or GRS. Many are also ISO 9001 certified for quality management. If a specific certification is a hard requirement, mention it upfront when contacting a factory. Not every factory is certified for everything, but the directory notes which ones carry which accreditations.
Some do, some don't. The larger factories prioritize brands with consistent, high-volume orders. Smaller cut-and-sew workshops, however, actively work with startups and indie labels. The directory separates them clearly. If you're placing your first order, filter for factories tagged startup-friendly or with MOQs under 150 units.
CMT (Cut, Make, Trim) means you source and send the fabric yourself; the factory only handles cutting and sewing. Full package means the factory sources the fabric, trims, and labels on your behalf. Full package is simpler but costs more and gives you less control over materials. Most Portuguese factories offer both. New brands often start with full package, then switch to CMT once they have preferred fabric suppliers.
The directory flags factories we wouldn't use, with reasons. The free Sourcing Checklist covers the 12 questions that reveal a factory's real capacity, their actual QC process, and the documents every serious factory should provide.
Most export-oriented factories have at least one English-speaking contact, usually in sales or account management. Larger factories often have dedicated export teams fluent in English, French, and German. Smaller workshops may communicate primarily in Portuguese. Every factory in the directory has been contacted in English first, so you know upfront which ones can work with you directly.
About 90% of Portugal's clothing production is in a 60km triangle between Porto, Braga, and Famalicão, in the north. Knitwear and jersey cluster around Guimarães and Barcelos; denim and outerwear around Famalicão; woven shirts and linen around Braga.
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