Mango Expands US Footprint with New Chicago Store Opening
Barcelona-based fashion retailer Mango continues to advance its expansion strategy in the United States, reaching new milestones following the recent opening of its Portland store in June. The company has inaugurated a new store in Chicago, situated on North Michigan Avenue, marking its entry into the Illinois market. This opening elevates Mango’s US network to 60 locations, further strengthening its footprint in the country.
According to Daniel López, Mango's director of expansion and franchising, the new Chicago location represents a significant achievement for the company and underscores its "deep commitment" to US customers. López emphasized the strategic importance of the location on the prestigious Magnificent Mile, stating that it "is proof of the warm reception our value proposition has received in the US and represents another strategic step in strengthening our presence across the country."
The new Chicago store spans 1,000 square meters and showcases a broad selection from Mango’s women's and men's collections. The space incorporates the company's Mediterranean-inspired "New Med concept," which prioritizes sustainability and architecture. The design features a welcoming aesthetic through the use of warm tones, natural materials, and architectural elements intended to reflect the brand's identity.
In a unique design approach, the new boutique was developed in collaboration with local construction teams, integrating architectural elements characteristic of Chicago to establish a dialogue between the brand’s Mediterranean identity and the city's architectural heritage. For instance, the brickwork, laid horizontally with concealed vertical joints, pays homage to Prairie-style homes. The space also features geometric textiles inspired by a design created by Eugene Masselink, a student of the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
The Chicago opening comes shortly after Mango inaugurated its fourth store in Manhattan in December, located at 1976 Broadway. This latest New York addition complements its existing locations on Fifth Avenue, in SoHo, and at Hudson Yards, demonstrating the brand's focus on key urban centers within its growth strategy launched in 2006.
Mango expects to conclude the current year with approximately 65 stores in the US, aligning with its ambitious goal to make the US one of its top three markets by revenue by 2026, as outlined in its 4E 2024-2026 plan. Founded by Isak Andic in 1984, the company currently operates in over 120 markets with a network of more than 2,900 points of sale. Mango's recent financial figures show revenues of €1.728 billion in the first half of the financial year, a 12% increase from the previous year. Looking ahead, the company aims for global sales of €4 billion by 2026 and plans to add 500 stores to its network worldwide.


