Casper Ruud Serves as New Global Ambassador for Mango Man

Continuing its esteemed tradition of collaborating with top sporting talent, the Catalan fashion company's menswear division, Mango Man, has proudly announced Norwegian tennis player Casper Ruud as its new global ambassador. This appointment follows successful partnerships with iconic figures such as Antoine Griezmann, Zinedine Zidane, and Gerard Piqué, reinforcing the brand's commitment to championing excellence in sports.

As the new face of Mango Man, the world No. 12 in the ATP rankings will front the latest "Essentials" collection, one of the category's flagship lines. The collection draws inspiration from Ruud's calm demeanor and elegant style on the court, embodying the brand's aspirational message, "Craft Your Own Story." Through this campaign, Mango Man encourages consumers to explore and express diverse facets of their personal style with versatile, durable, and contemporary apparel.

The Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, highlighted by Ruud, features a meticulously curated selection of coats, jumpers, jackets, and tailored trousers. These pieces are presented in a sophisticated palette of neutral colors, including timeless black, classic gray, crisp white, and subtle light brown. Designed with an emphasis on functionality and adaptability, each item can be effortlessly mixed and matched, allowing for the creation of multiple looks that align with the practical and precise approach characteristic of the athlete's lifestyle.

Mango's menswear line, launched in 2008, is currently spearheaded by Josep Estol, following the departure of Jonathan Andic last June. Since its inception, Mango Man has consistently aimed to cater to the evolving needs of contemporary men, offering collections that skillfully blend formal elegance with casual comfort. Today, the division boasts a substantial global footprint, operating over 560 stores across 90 countries and maintaining a robust online presence in more than 80 markets.

The broader Mango company, founded in 1984 by Isak Andic, has grown into a formidable international fashion powerhouse, operating in over 120 markets worldwide with a retail network exceeding 2,800 stores. Demonstrating strong financial health, Mango reported impressive revenue of €1.728 billion in the first half of the current financial year, marking a significant 12% increase year-on-year. Looking ahead, the company has ambitious plans to reach €4 billion in sales and add 500 new stores, both domestically and internationally, by the end of 2026.