The company, which manufactures ready-to-wear garments, accessories and leather goods for luxury brands including Loewe and Loro Piana, will consolidate its three existing workshops into a single 3,000 sq m site. The new facility is scheduled to open in September 2026 and will also include a training school to help address skilled labour shortages.
Grupo Atelier reported revenue of €4.8 million in 2025 and is targeting €8 million by 2030. The company currently employs 98 people and expects to double its workforce over the coming years as production capacity increases through measures such as double-shift operations.
Speaking to Modaes, Sánchez said growing demand from both long-standing luxury customers and Spanish brands had driven the expansion. He added that while the company cannot compete on cost with manufacturers in Morocco, Turkey or Asia, it sees increasing demand for premium Made in Spain products. The company also plans to continue expanding its international presence with support from ICEX, the Spanish Chamber of Commerce and Catalonia’s business development agency, ACCIÓ.
