Luxury garments, made in Portugal since 1983

Private label production, crafted for exceptional brands

We manufacture luxury garments for demanding labels across Europe and North America, from our own facility in northern Portugal — design, R&D, sewing, natural dyeing and finishing, every stage under one roof, from first sketch to final shipment.

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    Full vertical process — first sketch to final shipment

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    Private label for womenswear, menswear and kidswear

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    In-house natural dyeing and sustainable finishing

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One partner, end to end

From first sketch to final shipment, under one roof

Most labels juggle a dozen suppliers for design, fabric, sampling, dyeing and finishing. Campelo Sá holds the vertical process in-house in northern Portugal and, where a step calls for something else, brings in quality partners we have worked with for years — so your collection stays consistent, accountable and on schedule.

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By the numbers

Four decades of Portuguese craft

1983

Founded in Portugal

40+

Years of garment craft

12

In-house disciplines, one roof

100%

Vertical production, design to delivery

Our services

What we make, and how we make it

Twelve services, one team, one roof. Every stage of your garment is handled by our own people, with quality partners alongside us where a step calls for it. One team answers for all of it.

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Design

A constant search for new trends, materials, finishes and accessories — so your collection stays ahead of the season.

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R&D

Fabric, trim and idea research built around your brief — the materials and techniques that make your design work.

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Sewing

Our flagship craft — four decades specialising in intricate, complex garments.

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Garment dye

Sustainable natural dyeing, from dip and tie dye to pigment dye — colour applied to the finished piece.

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Embroidery

High-quality embroidery that finishes a garment with detail, texture and identity.

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Digital Print

Digital textile printing that responds fast, on single pieces and small series, with personalised results.

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Local Print

All print techniques, chosen to suit each design.

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Sublimation

High-definition drawings transferred through sublimation.

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Garment Wash

Stone, enzyme, acid, fade-out and normal washes.

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Laser Cut

Laser cutting that adds value to the finished product.

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Quality Control

Rigorous quality control held across the entire process.

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Packing and Shipping

We handle the entire shipping process for the customer.

Who we make for

The maker behind the label

We do not name our clients, and they prefer it that way. What we can say is where they are and what they ask us to make: private label work for brands across Europe and North America, none of which carry our name.

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Canada

Loungewear and sleepwear for a Canadian brand, in small colour runs.

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United States

Sweats, jersey and knitwear for American brands, from prototype to repeat order.

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Europe

Kidswear for a European label, from pattern to finished piece.

In a client's words

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At Campelo Sá I feel as though I am among family. They treat our brand as if it were their own.

A Campelo Sá client
One of the labels we make for
Portfolio

Selected work

A small sample of what leaves our floor — private label production across four decades.

Production terms

Lead times and minimums, up front

No surprises. Here is exactly what an order looks like with Campelo Sá, and who it suits: labels that treat the making as part of what they sell, in runs from 100 pieces per colour upward.

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Prototype development

Around 7 days, with fabric in-house.

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Bulk production

4 to 5 weeks, fabric in-house.

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Reorders

Around 6 weeks lead time.

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Minimum order

100 pieces per colour.

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Luxury runs

Below 100 pieces per colour for high-value lines.

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Sustainability

Dyeing with nature, not against it

Our garment-dye technology is 100% organic and sustainable — a vertical process where we make the dyes and dye the pieces ourselves. The raw materials come from organic waste such as root and seed extracts, closing the loop on a circular economy.

Campelo 360º

Your garments' next life, handled

Send us your used or unsold pieces and we take care of the rest — recycling what we can into new yarns and clothing, and donating what is still wearable to families in need through our partnership with GAF in Viana do Castelo. The logistics are entirely our responsibility.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

What brands ask us most, before the first order.

We develop and manufacture garments under your brand — design, fabric sourcing, sampling, sewing, dyeing, embroidery and finishing, all handled in-house and delivered ready for your label.

Either can work. We run production in-house with our own fabric, and we also work with fabrics and trims you specify or source together with our R&D team.

The minimum order is 100 pieces per colour. For luxury lines we can go below 100 pieces per colour — talk to us about your quantities.

With fabric in-house, prototype development takes around 7 days. Bulk production runs 4 to 5 weeks, and reorders about 6 weeks.

Yes. We have worked for international markets since 1983. Our team works in English, we handle the entire shipping process from our facility in northern Portugal, and we produce for brands across Europe, North America and Australia.

Our natural garment dyeing is organic and circular, we work with organic cotton, and we plan production to minimise textile waste. Campelo 360º can also take back your used pieces.

Start a project

Tell us what you want to make

Share a few details about your collection and quantities, and our team will come back to you with the next steps.

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