Xaile d’Avó is a retro and vintage shop created in memory of the two grandmothers of the owner of this establishment. It claims to be a “tribute shop”, a house of memories where you can buy clothes, accessories, jewellery, handmade candles and soaps. Xaile d’Avó is differentiated by its friendly service and by the sale of vintage, hand-made and upcycled items – that is, items apparently at the end of their lives which gain a new image and function with customisation techniques created by the team. This shop excels in presenting shop windows which are always carefully designed and original to its customers.

Founded in 2009, Riera Alta owes its name to a street in Barcelona where owner Cláudia Andrade took the first steps in handicrafts. Thus, you can expect from this space many activities. From the outset it offers various training activities that include not only sewing, but also workshops for jewelry, carton making, fimo, felt, origami, among others. It was precisely in sewing that Riera Alta stood out and was developing its activity and is today a reference studio in Porto. In addition to training, the key activity, you can find here repair services for sewing machines, fabrics and sewing materials to put your learning to work.

Moloko is a store that focuses mainly on children’s clothing. Namely clothing for festive occasions such as communions, baptisms, weddings and other parties in general. In fact, there is nothing more adorable than a child dressed in precept for such events. At Moloko, thanks to the warm and personalized service of your employees, you will find the perfect outfit that your children will wear at the most memorable moments of their lives that will be forever featured in your photo album. In this shop you will ensure that they carry a suit up to such important occasions.