
Botelho Tee
La Paz's signature Portuguese-made tee — striped and solid versions in cotton and linen — is the brand's most recognisable nod to Atlantic fishermen's workwear.
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Porto menswear label making Portuguese-produced shirts, striped tees and knitwear inspired by the Atlantic and its fishing traditions.
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The reference point is Portuguese coastal life: striped tees, chunky knits, sturdy outerwear and relaxed trousers in muted sea-worn colours.
Production stays in Portugal with local manufacturers and suppliers, run out of a store and showroom on Rua da Reboleira in Porto.
Chunky knits plus linen and cotton shirts are the core, priced above high-street basics and sold through independent retailers rather than big chains.

La Paz's signature Portuguese-made tee — striped and solid versions in cotton and linen — is the brand's most recognisable nod to Atlantic fishermen's workwear.
1 live now · from $105
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La Paz is a menswear label founded in Porto in 2011 by friends José Miguel de Abreu and André Bastos Teixeira, named for the Portuguese word for peace. Collections take cues from the Atlantic, its fishermen and explorers, reworking classic staples: linen and cotton shirts, striped tees, chunky knits, sturdy outerwear and relaxed trousers in muted coastal tones. Garments are made in Portugal with local manufacturers and suppliers. The brand operates a store and showroom on Rua da Reboleira in Porto and stocks independent retailers internationally.