Portuguese supplier to the Nordics

GPSA Têxteis

Garments (Vila Nova de Famalicão)

Vila Nova de Famalicão garment company GPSA Têxteis (NIF 504442848) is named on Finnish design house Marimekko’s partner-supplier list, updated June 2026, as a garments factory with 40 workers that has supplied Marimekko since 2013.

OriginPortugal (São Cosme do Vale, Vila Nova de Famalicão)
Legal entityGPSA – Têxteis, S.A. — NIF 504442848 — Rua do Comendador Manuel Gonçalves 25, 4770-583 São Cosme do Vale, Vila Nova de Famalicão (nif.pt; eInforma)
ActivityManufacture of underwear (CAE 14220); balance sheets on file for 2023–2025 (eInforma)
Nordic customerMarimekko (Helsinki, Finland) — garments, 40 workers, supplier since 2013
Target marketFinland (Marimekko)

Corridor footprint

nif.pt lists the company as GPSA – Têxteis, S.A. (NIF 504442848, postal code 4770-583). eInforma gives its seat as Rua do Comendador Manuel Gonçalves 25 in São Cosme do Vale, Vila Nova de Famalicão — the same address as textile group TMG — records its activity as the manufacture of underwear (CAE 14220) and shows balance sheets filed for 2023, 2024 and 2025.

Marimekko’s list of partner suppliers for 2025, last updated in June 2026, names GPSA Têxteis as a garments supplier with 40 workers and a relationship with the Finnish brand dating from 2013. The list covers the suppliers and factories with which Marimekko has a direct contractual relationship, accounting for 99% of its 2025 purchases from external suppliers.

Why this matters

Marimekko’s June 2026 partner-supplier list has 13 Portuguese factory rows, and the Helsinki-listed design house’s 2025 annual report puts Portugal’s share of Marimekko products sold at 15%, behind only China and Thailand.

Know this company? If you work at GPSA Têxteis or have verified information about its corridor activity, email miguel@fractio.se and we’ll update this page.

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