EXCLUSIVE: Mango Coming to Manhattan’s Upper West Side

David Moin

18 February 2025 at 4:55 pm·3-min read

Mango is bolstering its presence in Manhattan.

The global fashion retailer based in Barcelona will open a 13,000-square-foot store at 1976 Broadway, situated between 66th and 67th Streets, right near Lincoln Center. This will be Mango’s fourth store in Manhattan. The store is expected to open sometime this summer.

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“We are thrilled to continue executing on our expansion plans by increasing our footprint in New York City, one of the most important fashion locations in the world,” Daniel Lopez, Mango’s director of expansion and franchises, said in a statement. “This opening reaffirms our deep commitment to the U.S. market, a fundamental pillar in our global strategy, as well as the positive reception of our differential value proposition by our customers in the U.S., a key market that is experiencing double-digit growth.”

The new store will sell Mango’s men’s, women’s and kids collections and will feature the brand’s store interior concept, “New Med,” which integrates sustainability into the architecture with warm tones and neutral colors to convey a Mediterranean-inspired aesthetic, combined with traditional, handcrafted and natural materials.

RIPCO Real Estate represented the landlord, Millennium Partners. The RIPCO team included Gene Spiegelman, vice chairman and principal; Doug Kleiman, executive managing director, and Morgan Singer, managing director.

The West Side opening is part of Mango’s ambitious U.S. expansion plan, which officially began three years ago and included the 2022 launch of the Mango flagship store at 711 Fifth Avenue, though Mango opened its first store in New York about ten years ago. The other two Manhattan locations are at 561 Broadway in SoHo and in Hudson Yards on Manhattan’s far West Side.

After the initial foray into New York, the company focused on increasing its presence in Florida, with the opening of two stores in Miami and one in Orlando. Mango also reached an agreement with the Parsons School of Design in New York to support the new generation of global leaders in the fields of design and retail through training scholarships.

In 2023, Mango expanded on the West Coast and in the South, opening stores in California, Texas and Georgia. In 2024, the company exceeded its goal of reaching 40 company-owned stores in the U.S. via initial openings in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C., as well as additional openings in California, including the first Mango in San Diego.

In 2025, Mango plans to further increase its U.S. presence by opening 20 more stores, bringing the total to about 65 company-owned units nationally. Growth will focus on the Sun Belt and the Northeast. The first Washington state store will be in Bellevue Square in the Greater Seattle area. The first Illinois store will be in Chicago on Michigan Avenue, and the first Nevada store will be in Las Vegas in the Fashion Show shopping center. Mango also plans to open its first stores in Connecticut, Arizona, Ohio, Oregon and Louisiana and will increase its presence in California, with a focus on the San Francisco area, and in Texas, with a store in the Houston Galleria.

By the end of 2025, Mango expects to double headcount in the U.S. to more than 1,200 employees. By 2026, the company expects the U.S. to become one of its three main markets in terms of revenue.

Mango recently launched a logistics center just outside of Los Angeles, its second in the U.S. The 129,000-square-foot facility supplies states on the West Coast and in central U.S. Mango’s other logistics center, in Pennsylvania, is 323,000 square feet in size and services the brand’s online business in the States.

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