Portuguese Footwear Steps onto the MET Gala Stage

 

Newsletter #May 2025

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Portuguese Footwear Steps onto the MET Gala Stage

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New brand in: Helena Mar ­ Read more ­ New Generation: Diogo Ribeiro ­ Read more ­

Portugal already exports high-tech footwear to the world ­ Read more ­ New Generation: João Ferreira, Paradigma ­ Read more ­

Meet our brands  ­ Did you know that Portugal exports 95% of it's footwear production to 173 countries in the five continents?

­ Tel Yoh ­ Telyoh stands out for the authenticity of its collections, which seamlessly blend bold design with the exceptional quality of materials. The brand was born from the union of two distinct worlds: a Portuguese businessman and a Dutch stylist, both united by their shared passion for the art of creating high-quality footwear.   ­ Read more ­ ­ Bo-bell ­ Bo-bell is a Portuguese kid shoes brand, specialized in small sizes, between size 18 and 36. Its a happy, colorful, fashionable and play-proof brand that children can play, go to school, jump and be a true child! We design, develop, and produce in our own factory taking in concern the kids needs and the requirements of a kid shoe. ­ Read more ­ ­ Pikitri ­ PIKITRI is a Portuguese baby and children footwear brand that believes in a Beautiful, Romantic and Magic World. Focused on the feet of the little ones, we seek to combine comfort and functionality to our shoes, with the passion and attention to the slightest details and finishes, emphasizing elegance. ­ Read more ­

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Meet our  manufacturers ­ “We united the best in craft and tradition, cutting-edge technology and savoire-faire"

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­ Fernanda Oliveira ­ The idea of manufacturing shoes was born based on a passion for footwear and the cobbler art itself. Having quality as a mandatory principle, the business started small – with only a handful of hard-working collaborators. After a few years the need for reaching additional markets was felt, as the consistent growing of international requests was too big to be ignored. ­ Read more ­ ­ JJ Heitor ­ JJ Heitor was founded in Fornos, Santa Maria da Feira fifty years ago by a visionary - Joaquim José Heitor - who with his awareness and perseverance successfully led the company through difficult years in the Portuguese footwear industry. ­ Read more ­ ­ Daniela Fernandes ­ Today, with over 30 years of history, Daniela Shoes is a simple, practical shoe company which bases all it does on values such as trust and continuity. At Daniela Shoes, they focus on tradition and modernity permeates all stages of the manufacturing process, from choosing materials to crafting genuine, quality women’s shoes. ­ Read more ­

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