Careers — join the studio

Work with your hands.

We’re eleven people in Lisbon and Porto. Everyone is paid above the industry rate, works a four-day week, and learns to mend.

We’re eleven people in Lisbon and Porto. Everyone is paid above the industry rate, works a four-day week, and learns to mend.

Close-up of a hand-stitched linen shirt hem and trouser pocket
Close-up of a hand-stitched linen shirt hem and trouser pocket
02 — How we work together

Rule 01 / 04
01

Make it mendable

Every decision — seam, thread, button — is judged by one question: can we fix this in ten years?

Rule 02 / 04
02

Small runs, full credit

Sixty pieces a style. The maker who sews it signs the care label, and is paid by the hour, not the piece.

Rule 03 / 04
03

Fittings over funnels

We would rather spend forty minutes with one customer than sell to four hundred we never meet.

Rule 04 / 04
04

Learn the whole garment

Cutters sit fittings, store staff learn to hem, everyone spends a week on the repair desk each year.

Field notes

Letters from the cutting table, once a month.

No spam. One letter a month, and you can leave any time.

Travessa das Linhas 14, Lisboa — a fictional atelier

OURLET

© 2026 Ourlet. A fictional label made for this Framer template.

Cut slow · Worn long