One of the greatest traditions of Portugal is based on the quality of its production, whether in the food sector or in the textile, clothing and footwear sector. In a time of fast fashion consumption, the Portuguese market is unable to sell its own production, so it turns to export. Filomena Pinho Bastos Outlet is in the market to subvert these rules, opening this space so that the quality of Portuguese products is within reach of national consumers. It sells clothes produced in Barcelos, which is rare to find in Portugal, as the bulk is for export and you can find in this establishment articles of clothing for women, men and children, beachwear, among others.

CRU is located in a cowork space. It acts as a showcase of brand identity and is a way in which they communicate with the world. Here are selected products and designers to exhibit and sell their work in categories such as fashion, jewelery, botany, illustrations, household items, stationary and more. In this selection, they privilege quality, coherence and originality, within what is the panorama of Portuguese design. They represent those who consider themselves the best creators of the moment, exhibiting and promoting their work and reaching out to the art lovers, a careful selection of author pieces at inviting prices.

Chiadu Terrace is a hippie-chic and boho-chic women’s clothing store, with pieces for all tastes, capable of giving that special touch to any look. In addition to clothing and footwear, it also has accessories such as hats, jewelry, sunglasses and wallets. The decor of the store reflects an eclectic, yet more Spanish-oriented trend and interpreted the hippie counterculture of the 1960s. Here, and since October 2015, you’ll find well-known brands such as Xuz, Nekanne, Deby Debo, among others, but also Indian-made or private label garments made by hand. You can shop in store but also have online store.