MANGO Home strengthens its position in Zaragoza with the opening of its second store in the city

• The new store, located in the Puerto Venecia shopping centre, consolidates the brand’s presence in the Aragonese capital following its successful debut last October on Calle San Miguel.
• The 340m² store will create 13 new jobs and offer an immersive shopping experience with collections for every room in the home.
• The opening forms part of the company’s 4E Strategic Plan, which aims to exceed ten MANGO Home-owned physical stores in Spain by 2026.

• Since its launch in 2021, MANGO Home has tripled in size and now operates in more than 30 online markets, mainly in Europe and the United States. The line has also expanded its product offering from 1,600 items in 2024 to nearly 6,000 in 2025, with new categories for every room in the home, including lighting, baby and kids, and fragrances.

MANGO, one of the leading international fashion brands, is strengthening its presence in the home sector with the opening of a new MANGO Home physical store in Zaragoza. Located in the renowned Puerto Venecia shopping centre, the opening consolidates the line’s strong position in Aragon, making it its second store in the city.

The new space, which boasts 340m² of retail floor space, is designed to feel like a real home, inviting customers to discover the brand’s offerings through a warm and inspiring walk through different rooms, such as the living room, kitchen, dining room, bedroom or children’s room. Unlike the high-street store opened on San Miguel Street, this new opening is part of the ‘shopping resort’ concept, benefiting from the high footfall and the vibrant atmosphere typical of a large leisure complex, whilst keeping the brand’s characteristic Mediterranean aesthetic intact to create a welcoming atmosphere that perfectly reflects its visual identity. Furthermore, as its key distinguishing feature, the Puerto Venecia store physically incorporates a section dedicated exclusively to the children’s collection, a feature not found in the San Miguel Street store.

Nuria Font, head of MANGO Home, highlights: “The opening of this second store in Zaragoza confirms the excellent reception our concept has received in the city since we arrived on Calle San Miguel. Continuing to grow alongside a venue as significant as Puerto Venecia allows us to consolidate our contemporary home universe and offer customers in Zaragoza a place of constant inspiration to decorate every corner of their home with personality and warmth.”

The opening at Puerto Venecia will create 13 new jobs, reaffirming MANGO’s commitment to job creation in the Aragon region. This opening complements the first dedicated homeware store in Zaragoza, which opened last October on the central Calle San Miguel. Currently, across all its lines, MANGO has 10 stores in the city, with a total retail space of almost 4,620 m², and a total of 13 in the autonomous community, spread across the provinces of Zaragoza and Huesca. Globally, the company has more than 2,900 stores and maintains a solid track record of positive growth.

Exponential growth of the homeware line

Since its launch in 2021, MANGO Home has experienced exponential growth, more than tripling in size and currently operating in over 30 online markets, mainly in Europe and the United States. This new opening is fully in line with the objectives of its 4E Strategic Plan 2024–2026, through which the company is driving profitability, visibility and growth across all its business lines. Thanks to this physical expansion strategy, MANGO Home expects to exceed ten company-owned stores in the Spanish market during this financial year, with the opening in Zaragoza being the seventh of the year. 

The MANGO Home catalogue focuses on quality, contemporary style and timeless design with a distinct Mediterranean spirit. During this consolidation phase, the line has significantly expanded its portfolio, growing from 1,600 items in 2024 to nearly 6,000 today, covering every room in the home and including new categories such as lighting, fragrances and collections for babies and children.

The brand remains firmly committed to craftsmanship and collaboration with local suppliers, manufacturing over 60% of its products in Europe. Its collections revive traditional craft techniques, adding value through pieces such as blown glass, recycled stoneware and hand-painted tableware, whilst also incorporating exclusive collaborations with renowned artisans such as Yutes, Manteco and Mepra.