Five international fashion brands arrive in Lisbon at an exclusive pop-up
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Five international fashion brands arrive in Lisbon at an exclusive pop-up

SAPO10 September 2026 at 10:31

Lisbon hosts a temporary pop-up bringing together five international fashion and accessories brands. The event runs between September 9 and 24, offering the Portuguese public the opportunity to discover and purchase products from globally operating brands.

The participating brands are Enaguas, Munay, Solor, Troya Handmade and Flüge. Each brings distinct proposals in the areas of fashion, artisanal jewelry and lifestyle, expanding the offering available in the Portuguese capital during this period.

The space hosting the pop-up is located at number 24 on Rua das Mastros, a location specifically intended for projects linked to the world of fashion and accessories. This event represents an opportunity for Lisbon consumers to discover new brands in a temporary store format.

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