5Quinas is a Portuguese brand of cycling clothing and accessories, founded in 2013 by Eurico Gonçalves. Besides its own jerseys, bib shorts and accessories, it offers custom kit for clubs.
Same category, HQ in Portugal
BIBikelooks is a Portuguese sportswear label founded in 2017 around cycling, triathlon and running. It develops personalized apparel for athletes who want technical garments without giving up individual style. Its own story identifies the brand's origin in Portugal and describes the design and testing of its products.
Custom cycling and triathlon apparel
FRFradelsport is a Portuguese sportswear manufacturer specialising in sublimation printing, producing teamwear from scratch for sports including football, rugby, basketball and padel. The company has operated since 1988 from Vila Nova de Famalicão.
Custom sublimated teamwear manufacturer
TUTugaSox is a Portuguese performance-sock and activewear brand founded in 2013 by two friends looking for durable, colorful knee-high socks for hard training. It began by importing socks from the United States before developing products under its own name. Its range now includes technical socks and versatile training apparel for workouts, running and everyday wear, with comfort, support and protection as recurring design aims. Its own story describes the brand rather than the fitness club where its physical shop is located.
Technical sports socks and activewear
BABallet Rosa is a Portuguese dancewear brand making leotards, skirts and warm-up apparel for ballet dancers.
Dancewear
CACantê is a Portuguese swimwear and beachwear brand founded in Lisbon in 2011 by Mariana Delgado and Rita Soares. Its collections cover swimsuits, bikinis and beach towels.
Swimwear and beachwear
HAHanken is a Portuguese activewear brand founded by Maria Hansen and Pedro Stürken, making timeless quality activewear and athleisure products. The company is based in Lisbon.
Activewear and athleisure
HYHybrid Run is a Portuguese sports-sock brand focused on running and hybrid strength-endurance training. Its HYR socks are described with medium compression, technical support, breathable fabric and quick-drying construction. The range is sold as individual pairs and multi-pair training packs. Its own catalog says the socks are produced in Portugal; it does not give a city headquarters on the cited page.
Technical sports socks
