Vestelogios, Lda is a small garment manufacturer at Travessa Alberto Coelho Moreira 3, nº 40, in Gandra, Paredes (Porto district), trading alongside Beautifull – Indústria de Confecções, Lda at the same site. It is a named Tier-1 apparel production site on the published supplier list of Sweden’s Fenix Outdoor, the Nasdaq Stockholm-listed group behind Fjällräven, with about 26 workers and orders routed through the Famalicão garment group Olmac (Olímpio Miranda).
Vestelogios operates from a workshop on Travessa Alberto Coelho Moreira in Gandra, Paredes, in the garment district east of Porto, where it shares its site and its listing with Beautifull – Indústria de Confecções, Lda. Its Nordic link is documented in the Tier-1 supplier list that Fenix Outdoor — the Swedish-rooted, Nasdaq Stockholm-listed owner of Fjällräven, Tierra, Hanwag, Primus and Royal Robbins — publishes on its website. The spring 2026 edition of that list names Vestelogios as an apparel production site in Portugal with about 26 workers, contracted through Olmac, the Famalicão garment group of Olímpio Miranda, which also brings Trapos Loucos in Paços de Ferreira and its own Cabeçudos plant into the same supply chain.
That structure — a Nordic brand contracting a larger Portuguese group, which in turn sub-contracts sewing capacity to small workshops within a 30-kilometre radius — is how much of the northern-Portuguese apparel cluster actually serves Scandinavia. Fenix’s Portuguese Tier-1 entries in 2026 comprise seven sites across Famalicão, Matosinhos, Maia, Barcelos, Paços de Ferreira and Paredes, most of them routed through two intermediaries, Fortiustex and Olmac.
Small, specialised workshops like Vestelogios are the fine grain of the Portugal → Nordics textile corridor: individually modest, collectively a structural part of how Scandinavian outdoor and fashion brands manufacture in Europe rather than Asia. Their appearance on a listed group’s published supplier list is also the most reliable public evidence that exists for that trade, since the workshops themselves rarely publish customer names.
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