Gumi Building Ecosystems
From the cloth selected at RUI FALCÃO to garment making in Barcelos, Portugal, every known step of this piece is gathered here.
- Production date
- 07.05.2026
- Production
- 50 pieces
- Material
- 100% Organic cotton
- Fabric source
- RUI FALCÃO (2005) Barcelos, Portugal
- Spinning
- Barcelos, Portugal
- Garment making
- RUI FALCÃO Barcelos, Portugal
A piece also earns its value through what it reveals: its fabric, the hands, places and choices that give it form.
The fabric
This cloth from RUI FALCÃO was chosen for the precision of its construction, its hand and its drape.
Woven and finished in Barcelos, Portugal
The journey
We show the steps we can establish. Unknown information is never replaced by a promise.
- Fibre origin Organic cotton Turkey
- Spinning Organic cotton Barcelos, Portugal
- Yarn dyeing Organic cotton Barcelos, Portugal
- Weaving Cloth construction Barcelos, Portugal
- Dyeing Colour and depth Barcelos, Portugal
- Finishing Hand and drape Barcelos, Portugal
- Garment making RUI FALCÃO Barcelos, Portugal
The line
The Gumi Building Ecosystems T-shirt was created with Brussels-based architect Renaud Baeckelandt. His drawing connects the places that shape life at NOYOCO, from the workshops and Paris studio to the store and the wardrobe. The artwork is printed on heavyweight organic cotton jersey in Gumi’s generous crew-neck fit.
- 100% organic cotton
- Oversized cut
- Short sleeves
- Crew neck
- Made in Portugal
Made in Barcelos, Portugal
This production was entrusted to RUI FALCÃO. Its record connects the piece to a date, a workshop and a precise quantity.
- Production date
- 07.05.2026
- Production
- 50 pieces
- Traceability reference
- gumi-building-ecosystems-2749
