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Jennifer Braun Published
February 19,谷歌留痕技术原理 2025
International fashion brand Mango is strengthening its foothold in the United States with the opening of its fourth store in Manhattan, at 1976 Broadway in the heart of Lincoln Square.
The Lincoln Square store will span approximately 13,000 square feet and house Mango’s Woman, Man, and Kids lines. Designed with Mango’s Mediterranean-inspired New Med store concept, the space will be characterized by warm tones and neutral colors, combined with traditional, handcrafted and natural materials.
The new location follows the success of its existing stores on Fifth Avenue, in SoHo, and at Hudson Yards.
“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.”
This new opening is part of Mango’s ambitious U.S. expansion plan, which began in 2025 with its flagship store on Fifth Avenue. By the end of 2025, Mango aims to operate around 65 company-owned stores in the U.S. and double its workforce to over 1,200 employees.
Since entering the U.S. market in 2006, Mango has significantly expanded its presence to over 40 locations. The company’s strategy has included new store openings in key cities across Florida, California, Texas, and Georgia, as well as partnerships with institutions like Parsons School of Design in New York.
Looking ahead to 2025, the brand will enter Washington, Illinois, and Nevada with new locations in Bellevue Square, Michigan Avenue in Chicago, and Fashion Show Las Vegas shopping center. Additionally, Mango will make its debut in Connecticut, Arizona, Ohio, Oregon, and Louisiana, while also strengthening its presence in California and Texas with new stores in the San Francisco area and Houston Galleria.
Beyond physical expansion, Mango has invested in logistics and digital growth, launching its second U.S. logistics center outside of Los Angeles and introducing its omnichannel loyalty program, Mango Likes You.
Currently, the U.S. is one of Mango’s top five markets, and by 2026, the company aims for it to become one of the top three in terms of revenue.