MANGO strengthens its Türkiye presence with around 10 new stores planned for 2026

• Growth will focus mainly on Istanbul and Ankara and will also include the renovation of around 5 points of sale to enhance in-store experience.
• Türkiye expansion forms part of MANGO’s 2024–2026 4Es Strategic Plan, which aims to showcase MANGO’s differential value proposition, with a strong push for expansion and improved sales in the existing store park and in its online channel. 
• Entering the Turkish market in 1997, MANGO ended 2025 with over 70 points of sale, is strengthening its presence in Türkiye with 10 new stores planned for 2026.

MANGO, one of the leading international fashion brands, continues its growth in Türkiye with plans to open approximately 10 new stores in 2026, reaching 80 points of sale in the country at the end of the year. The announcement follows MANGO’s strong 2025 results, with Türkiye achieving close to 20% growth in its turnover and 6 new points of sale as well as close to 10 renovation projects. 

Growth in 2026 will mainly focus in in Istanbul and Ankara and will cover the Woman, Man and Kids lines, including clothing, footwear and accessories all designed at MANGO’s Barcelona atelier by a team of 500 experts. 

MANGO is also maintaining its focus on enhancing the in-store experience through ongoing renovation works. By the end of the year, the company plans to carry out approximately five refurbishments in key locations, like the recent Antalya TerraCity Shopping Centre point of sale, following the New Med design concept, which embodies the spirit and freshness of the brand. Inspired by the brand’s Mediterranean heritage and culture, sustainability and architectural integration are key to this interior design that conceives the MANGO store as a Mediterranean home with different spaces in which warm tones and neutral colors predominate, combined with traditional, handcrafted, sustainable and natural materials. 

This expansion plan in Türkiye forms part of MANGO’s 2024–2026 4E Strategic Plan, which aims to strengthen its differentiated value proposition while accelerating growth across both physical stores and online channels.  

Commenting on the matter, the International Retail Director for MENAI, Turkey and Asia at MANGO, Huseyin Golcuk, stated that Türkiye is among MANGO’s key markets, adding: “We opened our first store in Türkiye almost three decades ago and over the years we have built a strong bond with our customers. Our new store investments in 2026 will allow us to bring our Mediterranean-inspired collections closer to our customers and are a clear reflection of our confidence in Türkiye and our long-term commitment to the market.”  

MANGO first entered the Türkiye market in 1997. At the end of 2025, MANGO reached over 70 points of sale, alongside a strong digital presence through its own online channel and other marketplaces.