MANGO strengthens its presence in Sardinia by opening a new store at Le Vele shopping center

• New MANGO store opens at Le Vele shopping centre in Quartucciu, expanding the brand’s presence in the greater Cagliari area with a total of four stores.

• With almost 490 sqm of selling space arranged on a single floor and the creation of 15 new jobs, the store offers the latest Woman collection.

• The new store features MANGO’s New Med store concept, which embodies the spirit and freshness of the brand, inspired by its Mediterranean heritage, designed to create a warm and contemporary shopping experience.

• This opening is part of the company’s 4Es 2024–2026 Strategic Plan, which aims to reinforce its differentiated value proposition with a strong expansion drive and improved performance across its physical stores and online channel.

• MANGO, present in Italy since 2001, ended 2025 with 120 points of sale in the country, in addition to its digital presence through mango.com and other online marketplaces.

MANGO, a leading player in the fashion world, continues to strengthen its retail presence in Italy with the opening of a new store at Le Vele shopping center in Quartucciu, one of the most prominent shopping and leisure destinations in southern Sardinia. Located just a few minutes from Cagliari city center and easily accessible from across the metropolitan area, Le Vele has become a key retail hub for both local residents and tourists since its opening in 1998. Reinforcing its commitment to the local market, the new point of sale will create 15 new jobs.

The new store spans almost 490 sqm and is entirely dedicated to the Woman collection, featuring clothing and accessories designed at MANGO’s Barcelona atelier by a team of more than 500 experts. Combining timeless wardrobe essentials with contemporary pieces inspired by the brand’s Mediterranean roots, the collection reflects MANGO’s commitment to superior quality, craftsmanship and elegant design.

The store has been designed following MANGO’s New Med concept, inspired by the brand’s Mediterranean heritage and culture, featuring natural materials, warm tones and sustainable elements that create a bright, welcoming and contemporary shopping environment.

Felice Carbone, International Retail Director South Europe at MANGO, comments: “The opening of our new store at Le Vele represents another important milestone in MANGO’s growth strategy in Italy and further strengthens our presence in Sardinia. Le Vele is a landmark destination for shopping and leisure, making it the perfect location to connect with both local customers and the many tourists to the island. With this new opening, we continue to invest in spaces that bring our brand closer to consumers while offering an inspiring retail experience that reflects MANGO’s Mediterranean identity.”

The opening at Le Vele further consolidates MANGO’s presence in Sardinia, offering customers a new shopping destination within one of the island’s most established retail and leisure complexes, home to a wide selection of national and international brands, restaurants and entertainment facilities. With this opening, MANGO [now has / will have] four stores in the greater Cagliari area. The local network includes the brand’s historic premium flagship store in Largo Carlo Felice, as well as stores at Fass shopping center, Corte del Sole shopping center, and a corner within Coin on Via Dante. 

These latest opening forms part of MANGO’s 2024–2026 4Es Strategic Plan, which aims to reinforce the company’s differentiated value proposition, with a strong expansion drive and improved sales across its existing stores and online channel.

The strategy builds on MANGO’s strong performance, as confirmed by its first-half 2026 results released earlier this week, with revenue reaching €1.852 billion, up 7.2% compared with the same period last year and 10.7% at constant exchange rates.

MANGO has been present in Italy since 2001. The company ended 2025 with 120 points of sale in the country, in addition to its digital presence through MANGO.com and other online marketplaces.