Welcome Back works towards the circularity of design. From the classics found in our grandparents’ homes to the most daring pieces, this store has it all when it comes to second-hand decoration items. They prefer useful, everyday pieces that are versatile and timeless. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find out more about […]
Read MoreDiverge aims to turn sneakers into an instrument of expression and social change. For this purpose, they have created a platform that allows you to digitally customize your sneakers before purchase, focusing on the creation of fully customizable sneakers, developed from a dozen base models. Customers can choose details such as colors or components. Thus, […]
Read MoreCasa Lata is a typical Minho (Northern region of Portugal) house, surrounded by nature and doing everything it can to ensure that you live in harmony. They have solar panels to heat the baths, they make use of rainwater and they have a vegetable garden from which part of the ingredients for the meals served […]
Read MoreAt AMAL, migrants and refugees have access to flexible job opportunities, enabling them to support their families financially, develop their skills, and integrate into their new communities. In Arabic, ‘AMAL’ means ‘HOPE’. AMAL soaps are made by refugees and migrants from the MEERU | Abrir Caminho community. The profits promote the integration of migrants and […]
Read MoreImpac’tu is a non-profit association formed by young people from Porto and Lisbon. Its mission is to support and empower people and families in vulnerable situations for their social inclusion, focusing on 4 SDGs: poverty eradication, quality education, reduced inequalities, and sustainable cities and communities. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find out […]
Read MoreDear Ocean makes fashion for everyone. It is an inclusive fashion brand committed to creating textile products adapted to different physical and neurodivergent conditions. The challenges of people with different limitations are heard and integrated into the creative process, promoting representation, as well as conscious and environmentally responsible consumption. Scroll to the bottom of the […]
Read MoreFor MI.MOO, inclusion is the key word. Adapted for people with visual impairments, the brand produces gender-neutral clothing pieces with braille patterns, contributing to the destigmatization of disability and to inclusive representation in the fashion industry. The packaging is designed to be reusable and optimized for recycling, and materials are carefully chosen considering their sustainable […]
Read MoreEscola Oficina was founded in 2015 to establish pathways to employment, empowering and employing unemployed people in the Vila Nova de Gaia area. All production is exclusively handmade, upcycled and eco-friendly, reusing industrial textile, paper and cardboard waste. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find out more about this business. It is going […]
Read MoreTopsndolls specializes in buying and selling items for babies and children up to ten years old, primarily second-hand. Topsndolls wants to be a reference point for families, bringing together clothing, footwear, toys, strollers and other quality products in a single space, for a more sustainable childhood. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find […]
Read MoreSr. Orgânico is a store selling products with zero impact on nature aimed at promoting healthy and sustainable eating and being a partner to producers. Its commitment to ecological agriculture and environmental responsibility reflects in every product. Its wide range of products – available in physical stores and online – includes items for home, garden, […]
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