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Naulover is a Barcelona-founded Spanish women's fashion brand selling blouses, kaftans, knitwear and accessories across seasonal collections, sold online and through a network of Spanish stores listed on its own site. The brand, supported by Catalonia's ACCIÓ trade agency, also offers made-to-order appointment styling.
Best for Spanish womenswear, knitwear, kaftans and accessories
Sarrià Sant gervasi, barcelona / Spain
TCN is a Barcelona fashion label founded by designer Totón Comella, selling swimwear, beachwear and ready-to-wear through its Sarrià-Sant Gervasi store and online shop. Its collections repeatedly return to a free, nostalgic 1970s language, interpreted through linen, knitwear, swim pieces and relaxed Mediterranean silhouettes.
Best for Womenswear, swimwear, ready-to-wear
Centro
MINIMIL is a women-led Basque fashion house known for restrained, functional New Basque Style clothing.
Best for Basque tailoring, architectural coats and restrained knitwear
Madrid / Spain / Online
Ecoalf makes outerwear, knitwear and casual clothing from recycled and lower-impact materials. Product-level composition matters because the brand uses several fibre streams, from recovered nylon to recycled polyester and wool blends.
Best for Recycled-ocean-plastic outerwear
Madrid
Galician slow-fashion menswear — sustainable Atlantic-spirit collections from A Coruña, exhibitor at Pitti Uomo.
Best for Spanish casual menswear, polos and knitwear
El Pulpo is a 100% Galician fashion brand with an Atlantic spirit, founded as a pioneer in responsible fashion. The brand emphasizes sustainability, environmental respect, ocean stewardship, and the freshness of Galician estuaries as hallmarks of its identity. El Pulpo collections include clothing and accessories for men, children, and unisex offerings such as polo shirts, sweatshirts, shirts, and outerwear. Garments are handcrafted by seal-lovers with special attention to details and logomania present in each piece. The brand features a slow fashion philosophy that fuses comfort, sustainability, and marine-inspired design with an artisanal approach emphasizing organic materials to offer durable and casual garments for those valuing quality, environmental commitment, and fresh, authentic aesthetics. In January, the brand participated for the first time in Pitti Uomo in Florence, the most important men's fashion fair in the world, and opened a second flagship store in A Coruña, their home city.
Casco antiguo, seville / Spain
Galán Camisería has outfitted men in central Seville since 1905, stocking shirts, suits, knitwear and outerwear from brands like Barbour, Fred Perry and its own Isaac Galán label. The shop trades from Calle Sagasta and ships its tailoring and sportswear range through its online store.
Best for Menswear, shirtmaking, tailoring
Spain
Torras is a Spanish clothing label founded in 1951, known for leather garments and combinations of leather with knitwear. It sells designs for men and women through its online shop and other retailers. A 2024 report describes production suppliers in several countries following its 2020 insolvency, so manufacture should be checked garment by garment.
Best for Leather jackets and leather-knit clothing
Torras began in 1951 with knitwear made by Josefa Torras and her son Joan Serra in Caldes de Montbui. Leather later became central to the label, including garments combining leather with knitted sections. Its present range is aimed at men and women, with jackets providing a clear starting point for browsing. The brand’s history does not mean that every garment is still produced in its original town. A November 2024 report in The New Barcelona Post describes a changed business after the company’s 2020 insolvency. Sonia Caballero bought the brand and retained design while outsourcing production and licensing sales in other markets. The report names workshops in Spain as well as suppliers in several other countries. Country of manufacture therefore needs to be checked on the individual garment rather than inferred from the Spanish brand name. The same report describes sales through the online shop and independent retailers, not a return to a network of company-owned boutiques. For a purchase, compare the garment’s material and sizing information with its own origin label.
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