António Castro was born in Lisbon, in 1993. In 2016, he graduated in Textile Design from Central Saint Martins, in London. Interned, in 2012, with Lidija Kolovrat, in Lisbon, and in 2016 at Trend Union / Li Edelkoort, in Paris. In 2018 and 2019, he worked in the Maison Margiela's textile department of the Artisanal collection, in Paris and, in parallel, worked as a developer of hand-woven textiles for John Alexander Skelton, in London.

ASPORTUGUESAS are a new footwear concept which doesn’t leave the Planet’s sustainability barefoot. It’s the world’s first cork flip-flops brand, using a 100% natural raw material that is born from a tree and is retrieved every nine years, without the tree ever being cut.

Baseville is a feminine brand of essencials that works in a 360 perspective on sustainability. It's mission is to celebrate the feminine silhouette with timeless garments, that will help women to be in fullness, with the certainty of conscious consumption in balance with nature.

Cristina Real was born in Lisbon in 1989. After graduating in Fashion Design at MODATEX, she interned with the designer Alexandra Moura, in Lisbon. In 2014, she won the second place at IDA (Internacional Design Awards) contest, in the sportswear category. In 2015, the designer represented Portugal, in a Young Europeans Designers Contest in Oporto. Between 2014 and 2016, she presented her collections at Sangue Novo, the young designer’s competition of ModaLisboa. Currently, she presents her work at the Workstation platform.

Francisco Félix is an emerging fashion brand which wants to ship style worldwide, and hail from Portugal. The clothes want to reach and reflect a modern woman with an underground, unapologetic style. Carte blanche is given to the female customers to wear what they want, when they want. Francisco Félix is a big supporter of ethically sourced sustainable materials, all of which are handcrafted by Portuguese artisans.

Joana Santos is a Portuguese emerging designer of contemporary jewelery. Her minimalist and geometric work is mostly inspired by architectural shapes, but also in nature and art, contrasting the rationality of the line with delicate techniques and unpredictable detailing. All the pieces are exclusive and original, designed and realized by the designer in her studio, in Porto.

Kapaó is a Portuguese brand dedicated to make handmade accessories, using only natural fibers and materials from different cultures around the world. The intention is to keep traditions, giving new life to crafts techniques that have been disappearing with disuse, as well helping craftsmen to stay motivated and feel valued. Kapao's mission is to create aesthetic products with a modern design without compromising their sustainability

MARC’s name may be MAU but he is a good guy. And what he does, he does it good. Being curious every day, he creates unique pieces and accessories. Made of selected materials, combined with carefully chosen fabrics from all over the world, infused with skills, aesthetic and fun. Continuously experimenting and investigating on new materials, styles and techniques.

Noogmi is a Portuguese brand that draws inspiration from its origins perfectly joining with design and comfort. The richness of the raw materials associated with the Portuguese handcrafted production translates into a pure and delicate line. The pieces are manually produced with Portuguese traditional materials such as burel and cork, which, when paired with cotton, reveal their uniqueness and singular comfort.

NUUK is a contemporary and minimalist jewellery brand launched in 2014. NUUK's philosophy is the use of linear and geometric shapes as well as delicate and natural materials. Each jewel is original and designed to inspire an urban and modern look yet simple and elegant, signed for every occasion.

Artur Dias, designer of Opiar brand, began his studies at the Soares dos Reis Artistic School, and graduated in fashion design at Modatex, Porto. Linked to performative area from a young age, Artur develops an interest and esteem about everything that is performative and artistic in fashion, exploring its expressiveness and scenographic ambiance. After the presentation of three collections at Sangue Novo, ModaLisboa’s Young Designers Competition, Opiar currently integrates Workstation platform.

Paparina is a brand designed and made in Portugal. Paparina’s swimsuits are adjustable and adaptable to every woman’s body, according to their needs, so they can fulfill a swimsuit’s purpose: dress, walk, swim, tan. The materials are recycled from fisherman’s nets found in the ocean, from PET plastic bottles or even from factories’ production waste.

A country of beaches and fishermen, Sako, through colors, materials, and graphic references, becomes a signature that reinterprets the traditions of the Portuguese people and recreates them in a bag. Made with materials adapted to the high seas, it becomes a sturdy backpack, while presenting an urban and modern design capable of satisfying different personalities and contexts.

Vera Manzoni was born in a traditional family from Lisbon. She started her studies in Goldsmithing and Metals at the António Arroio School and continued her training in Jewellery at AR.CO. She graduated in Jewelery Design at the Superior School of Arts and Design, in Porto. With a studio in Chiado for 15 years, Vera Manzoni develops limited and intemporal collections in the area of jewellery and decoration, with her unmistakable style.

Zouri is a creative, vegan, sustainable and ethical design movement. 100% Handmade in Portugal in an ethical and fair way. Reinventing footwear, linking author design to social and environmental responsibility. Each Zouri reuses the equivalent of 6 plastic bottles from the Portuguese coast. The plastic is collected together with local institutional partners, schools and NGOs.