Mango to open 20 U.S. stores in 2025, with growth in these markets…
Mango is moving forward with its U.S. growth, opening stores in new markets as well as expanding its presence in existing ones.
The Barcelona-based global fashion retailer expects to open 20 stores in 2025, for a total of approximately of 65 U.S. locations. Growth will focus on the Sun Belt and the Northeast regions of the country, including Mango’s entry into Washington, Illinois and Nevada with stores at Bellevue Square, on Michigan Avenue and at Fashion Show Las Vegas respectively.
Mango also plans to open stores for the first time in Connecticut, Arizona, Ohio, Oregon and Louisiana. In addition, the company will increase its presence in California, with focus on the San Francisco area, and in Texas with a store in Houston Galleria. (In 2024, the brand entered Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Washington D.C.)
The company also is expanding its presence in New York City, with plans to open a 13,000-sq.-ft. store on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, near Lincoln Center. It will be Mango’s fourth Manhattan location, joining existing stores on Fifth Avenue, Broadway in SoHo and at Hudson Yards. The Upper West Side location will feature products from the brand’s women’s, men’s and kids collections.
The U.S. is currently one of Mango’s five main markets and the main online market. By 2026, the company expects the country to become one of the group's three main markets in terms of revenue.
“We are thrilled to continue executing on our expansion plans by increasing our footprint in New York City, one of the most important fashion locations in the world,” said Mango’s director of expansion and franchises, Daniel López. “This opening reaffirms our deep commitment to the U.S. market, a fundamental pillar in our global strategy, as well as the positive reception of our differential value proposition by our customers in the U.S., a key market that is experiencing double digit growth.”
As part of its expansion, Mango recently opened its second U.S. off-site logistics center, just outside of Los Angeles. The company also launched an omnichannel loyalty program, called Mango Likes You, in the U.S.
