Lisbon will once again host Eco Fashion Portugal this September, an event dedicated to sustainable fashion, the circular economy, and conscious consumption. For one day, visitors can discover Portuguese brands, designers, upcycling projects, and talks about the future of fashion.
If you follow Roupeiro, this is definitely one of those events worth adding to your calendar.
When and where is Eco Fashion Portugal 2026?
The 2026 edition takes place in Lisbon for a single day and is open to the public.
Date: Saturday, September 5, 2026
Location: Loft Marvila, Lisbon
Time: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Admission: Free
How to get there
Marvila is easy to reach by bus, or bicycle (note: trains don’t stop in Marvila station during the weekend). It’s one of Lisbon’s most creative neighbourhoods, known for its growing number of design studios, cultural spaces, and sustainability-focused events.
The event brings together dozens of exhibitors alongside a full programme of presentations, talks and experiences centred on conscious consumption.
Before attending, it’s worth checking the latest schedule and programme for this year’s edition.
What is Eco Fashion Portugal?
Eco Fashion Portugal is an event that brings together brands, designers, and organisations working to make the fashion industry more sustainable. The goal is simple: showcase alternatives to fast fashion and connect the public with projects producing clothing in a more ethical and responsible way.
Throughout the day, visitors can discover new Portuguese brands, attend talks, and learn about initiatives focused on reuse, repair, and the circular economy.
It’s an event designed both for people already interested in sustainable fashion and for anyone just beginning their journey toward more conscious consumption.
What will you find at the event?
Eco Fashion Portugal is much more than a fashion market.
Portuguese sustainable fashion brands
Meet local brands committed to ethical production, recycled materials, natural fibres, and small-scale manufacturing.
Upcycling and the circular economy
Discover projects showing how clothing can have a longer life through repair, transformation, and reuse.
Talks and panel discussions
Designers, sustainability experts, and entrepreneurs discuss transparency, responsible production, circular fashion, and the environmental impact of the fashion industry.
5 reasons to visit Eco Fashion Portugal 2026
1. Discover Portuguese brands you won’t find in major retailers
One of the biggest highlights of Eco Fashion Portugal is the opportunity to meet independent Portuguese brands producing locally and using more sustainable materials and artisan techniques. It’s a great place to discover emerging projects and speak directly with the people behind each collection.
2. Experience circular fashion in practice
Sustainable fashion is about much more than buying “eco-friendly” clothes. The event showcases upcycling, clothing repair, and reuse projects, offering practical ideas for extending the lifespan of garments and reducing waste.
3. Attend free talks
Throughout the day, visitors can join discussions about transparency, textile innovation, circular economy practices, and the future of sustainable fashion in Portugal.
4. Explore a sustainability-focused community event
Eco Fashion Portugal isn’t just about clothing. It also features sustainable beauty brands, eco-friendly accessories, and environmental initiatives, making it an event for anyone interested in living more sustainably.
5. Admission is completely free
Unlike many fashion events, Eco Fashion Portugal is free to attend, making it an excellent way to spend a day in Lisbon while discovering Portuguese brands and participating in activities without purchasing a ticket.
Confirmed brands at Eco Fashion Portugal 2026
Some of the brands and projects already announced include:
- Marita Moreno — Accessories made in Portugal using sustainable materials.
- A Outra Face da Lua — One of Portugal’s leading vintage and circular fashion projects.
- Dress and Change — Fashion created from surplus textiles.
- Oui Circular — A project dedicated to circular design.
- Sacer Eco — Clothing produced using lower-impact materials.
- Sensihemp — Portuguese brand specialising in natural fibres, including hemp.
- Camilo Atelier — Artisan craftsmanship and responsible production.
Additional projects include Fashion RE-evolution by AMI, Eau de Marie, and Suta Cosmetics, expanding the event’s focus to sustainable beauty and circular economy initiatives.
Talks & Programme
11:10 AM — Designers and Brands Changing Fashion
- Alfarroba Tex with Mónica Gonçalves
- Rute Doellinger
- Vera Fernandes — Buzina Brand
12:00 PM — The Future of Sustainable Fashion
- Isabelle Romão — AMI Foundation / Fashion RE-evolution
- Sofia Dezoito — Sustainable Consumption
- Amanda Gomes — Sustainable Fashion Specialist (Portugal/Brazil)
- Vera Luís Cupido — Raja Pura
- Lily Sales — Oui Circular
3:00 PM — Associations as a Strategy for Sustainability in the Fashion Industry
Hosted by Estilo com Impacto
- Ana Salgueira
- Tirzah Rezende
3:30 PM — Eco Projects for a Better World
Hosted by EPAL
7:00 PM — Closing Session
The day concludes with a celebration of creativity, knowledge sharing, and new perspectives for a more conscious Portuguese fashion industry.
Fashion Shows
| Time | Brand |
|---|---|
| 4:00 PM | EPAL is Pet-Friendly with ACHEGA |
| 4:30 PM | Rute Doellinger |
| 5:00 PM | Marita Moreno |
| 5:15 PM | Sacer Eco |
| 5:30 PM | Raja Pura |
| 5:45 PM | Cristina Neves |
| 6:00 PM | Sensihemp |
| 6:15 PM | Shree Scarves |
Explore Lisbon more sustainably
If you’re attending Eco Fashion Portugal, take the opportunity to spend the day exploring some of Lisbon’s best sustainable fashion stores.
At Roupeiro, we’ve already put together a guide featuring independent shops, ateliers, and conscious fashion spaces across the city, making it easy to turn the event into a sustainable fashion tour of Lisbon.
Why events like Eco Fashion Portugal matter
Shopping more sustainably isn’t just about choosing a “green” brand. It’s about understanding who makes your clothes, how they’re produced, and making better-informed purchasing decisions.
Events like Eco Fashion Portugal help bridge the gap between consumers, designers, and local projects, creating a space where conversations go beyond trends and focus on fashion’s impact on both people and the planet.
If you’re in Lisbon on September 5, it’s one of the city’s most interesting fashion events for anyone looking to embrace a more conscious lifestyle.
Who organises Eco Fashion Portugal?
Eco Fashion Portugal is organised by Fashion Studio and brings together Portuguese brands, designers, and projects connected to sustainability and the circular economy. The initiative aims to connect consumers and creators through a free public event featuring fashion shows and talks about the future of fashion in Portugal.
