Portuguese supplier to the Nordics

Têxteis J. F. Almeida

Home Textiles (Guimarães)

Guimarães home-textile maker Têxteis J. F. Almeida (NIF 501564683) is named on H&M Group’s August 2026 public supplier list with two in-house home-textile factories, its dyeing and finishing plant having worked with H&M for 6–10 years.

OriginPortugal (Guimarães)
Legal entityTêxteis J. F. Almeida, S.A. — NIF 501564683 — 4815-253 (nif.pt)
FactoryDyeing & finishing: Conde, 4815-031 Conde (S. Martinho), Guimarães; cut & stitch: Rua Padre Duarte 372, 4765-448 Guardizela
Nordic customerH&M Group (Stockholm, Sweden) — two in-house home-textile factories; 6–10 years (dyeing and finishing) and 3–6 years (cut and stitch) with H&M
Target marketSweden (H&M Group)

Corridor footprint

nif.pt lists the company as Têxteis J. F. Almeida, S.A. (NIF 501564683, postal code 4815-253).

H&M Group’s public supplier list (August 2026 edition, version 1.1) names two in-house (“owned by”) factories in H&M’s home textile category: the dyeing and finishing plant at Conde (S. Martinho), Guimarães, a component and manufacturing unit with 6–10 years of business with H&M, and the cut-and-stitch unit at Rua Padre Duarte 372, Guardizela, with 3–6 years. Both are listed in the 1–500 workforce band.

The company’s website says it was created in 1979, works in home textiles across spinning, dyeing and weaving, and employs a team of more than 830 people.

Why this matters

H&M Group updates its supplier list every quarter and names each factory once. Nine of the 63 Portuguese factory rows on the August 2026 list sit in the 6–10 year band; with the 13 rows above ten years, only 22 Portuguese rows show six or more years of business with the Swedish retailer.

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

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