Mango is strengthening its US retail footprint, as the Spanish fashion retailer is set to open its first stores in Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania in 2024.
Mango wants the nation to rank among its top five markets in terms of turnover as part of its larger goal to run 40 outlets nationwide by the end of 2024. After launching stores in Florida, Texas, Georgia, California, New York, and Florida, Mango now plans to open stores in Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia.
“After the excellent reception of Mango in New York and Miami and the recent arrival in Texas, Georgia, and California, we are very excited to bring the brand experience physically for the first time in Washington DC and in Pennsylvania as part of our ambitious development plan for the coming months in the United States, one of our key markets in the coming years,” said Mango’s director of expansion and franchises, Daniel López in a statement.
In keeping with its larger US development plan, which was unveiled last year, Mango plans to add roughly thirty new locations by 2024, for a total of forty. Operating a combination of freestanding stores and mall sites, the company’s US expansion plan aims to push the US into the top five markets in terms of turnover by emphasising the growth of both physical stores and online sales.
