Fiorima
Founded in 1985, FIORIMA is exclusively dedicated to the design, production, and commercialization of knitted socks and similar items for men, women, and children.
Fundation: 1985
Sector: Socks;
Founded in 1985, FIORIMA is exclusively dedicated to the design, production, and commercialization of knitted socks and similar items for men, women, and children.
Fundation: 1985
Sector: Socks;
Rua Quinta da Goja, nº 75 Frossos 4700-155 Braga Portugal
253 307 080
fiorima@fiorima.com
Founded in 1985, Fiorima is exclusively dedicated to the design, production, and commercialization of knitted socks and similar products for men, women, and children. It is considered by clients and suppliers alike as one of the most modern companies in the world, not only due to its use of the most up-to-date manufacturing equipment but also because of the most advanced technologies applied throughout the logistics of the entire value chain. The automation of many processes and tasks, along with the integration of all internally generated information and its connectivity with the external environment, gives Fiorima a technological edge over its competitors, wherever they may be located. Fiorima is certified according to SA 8000, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 standards—a rare, if not unique, achievement in the sector, demonstrating the company’s high level of management across various business areas. **Mission** – To constantly consider the value chain as a guiding principle for action in quality, creativity, and flexibility. **Culture** – Creative participation of all employees and permanent respect for the principle of business ethics. International fashion designers, working exclusively with Fiorima, are tasked with creating collections that not only meet basic needs but also inspire the pleasure of buying beautiful products. We manufacture knitted socks and similar products for men and women, including plain, derby, links, jacquard, intarsia, patterned, and embroidered designs.
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