Behind the Fabric — Portugal

11.11.2025

 
 
Central to Norse Projects’ philosophy is the phrase “Created for Life,” a sentiment that is reflected through our partnerships in Portugal. These highly regarded manufacturers, whose craft has been refined through precision, responsibility, and respect for materials, are core to the shaping of our collection. This feature highlights these partners and their commitment to quality and culture-driven manufacturing.
 

 
GUAY

Established in 1983 by António José Costa, Guay embodies Portuguese textile heritage. Remaining faithful to its founder’s vision, the company continues to produce garments of the highest standard while adapting to modern expectations of sustainability and efficiency. With a focus on employee well-being and process innovation, Guay represents craftsmanship evolved for the 21st century.

 
TRIWOOL

Founded in 2009, Triwool represents an analytical and technology-driven approach to garment manufacturing. With a focus on circular knitted garments, their production combines design innovation, functional performance, and environmental responsibility. Each garment reflects a balance between modern efficiency and conscious production.

 
ANDRADE AMARO

Located near Porto, Andrade Amaro is dedicated to responsible production practices. Their commitment to sustainability is reflected in their exclusive use of raw and organic materials. Every fabric is knitted with attention to quality, touch, and environmental impact.

 
FONTOLI

Now in its 37th year, Fontoli remains a 100% family-run business. This heritage continues to inform their approach to manufacturing, maintaining a hands-on process from concept to completion. Specialising in shirting and blouses, their expertise lies in precision, consistency, and the integrity of craftsmanship.