Portuguese supplier to the Nordics

Domingos de Sousa & Filhos

Woven Home Textiles (Guimarães)

Guimarães cotton weaver Domingos de Sousa & Filhos (NIF 500641269) is named on Finnish design house Marimekko’s partner-supplier list, updated June 2026, as a home-textiles factory with 220 workers that has supplied Marimekko since 2007.

OriginPortugal (Gandarela, Guimarães)
Legal entityDomingos de Sousa & Filhos, S.A. — NIF 500641269 — Rua da Igreja Nova 632, 4835-586 Gandarela, Guimarães (nif.pt; racius)
ActivityCotton-type weaving (CAE 13201), with cotton-type fibre preparation and spinning (CAE 13101) and linen and other textile fibres (CAE 13105); balance sheets on file from 2006 to 2024 (racius)
Nordic customerMarimekko (Helsinki, Finland) — home textiles from the Gandarela factory, 220 workers, supplier since 2007
Target marketFinland (Marimekko)

Corridor footprint

nif.pt lists the company as Domingos de Sousa & Filhos, S.A. (NIF 500641269, postal code 4835-586). The racius company register gives its seat as Rua da Igreja Nova 632 in the Guimarães municipality, records its main activity as weaving of cotton-type yarn (CAE 13201), with secondary codes for preparing and spinning cotton-type fibres (CAE 13101) and linen and other textile fibres (CAE 13105), and shows balance sheets on file from 2006 to 2024.

Marimekko’s list of partner suppliers for 2025, last updated in June 2026, names the company’s factory at Rua da Igreja Nova 632, Gandarela, Guimarães, as a home-textiles supplier with 220 workers and a relationship with the Finnish brand dating from 2007.

Why this matters

Domingos de Sousa & Filhos is one of four home-textile suppliers from Guimarães and Vizela on Marimekko’s list, alongside Mundotêxtil, Belfama and António Salgado & Cª, and its relationship is the third-oldest among the Portuguese rows, after TMG (1980) and Belfama (1991). Marimekko’s June 2026 partner-supplier list has 97 factory rows, 13 of them in Portugal — 12 different Portuguese suppliers, second only to China’s 13 — and the Helsinki-listed design house’s 2025 annual report puts Portugal’s share of Marimekko products sold at 15%, behind only China (20%) and Thailand (17%).

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