On April 30, Spanish fashion company Mango announced a capsule collection in collaboration with U.S.-based brand Eckhaus Latta. The partnership forms part of Mango’s ongoing collaboration strategy and is positioned as a move to strengthen its presence in the U.S. market.
The collection is developed under the company’s creative platform “Mango Collective,” guided by the concept of “celebrating the creativity and innovation of niche designers, bringing new perspectives to the world of fashion.”
A Collection Fusing Urban Aesthetics and Experimentation
Designed for Summer 2026, the capsule collection is rooted in an urban aesthetic, with a strong focus on textile experimentation and print development. By combining Eckhaus Latta’s conceptual design approach with Mango’s product development expertise and industrial capabilities, the collection translates into pieces intended for everyday wear.
The collection will be available starting June 4 in selected stores and on the brand’s official e-commerce platform.
Strengthening Commitment to the U.S. Market
This collaboration also aligns with Mango’s broader investment strategy in the United States, which it identifies as a key growth market. In 2025, the company opened 31 new stores across the U.S., expanding its retail network from 62 to 93 locations within a single year—highlighting the market’s strategic importance.
Founded in 2011 by Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta, Eckhaus Latta is based between New York and Los Angeles. The brand has built a distinct identity through experimental materials and unconventional design approaches. It was also nominated for the LVMH Prize in 2018, underscoring its recognition within the industry.
An Ongoing Collaboration Strategy
Mango has been actively strengthening its brand through collaborations with external designers in recent years. In womenswear, it has partnered with names such as Victoria Beckham and Simon Miller. In menswear, collaborations include Italy’s Boglioli and British tailoring house Richard James.
More recently, Mango launched a collection with Supriya Lele in 2025, following a collaboration with Siedrés in 2024. Through partnerships with brands from diverse cultural and regional backgrounds, the company continues to integrate a wide range of creative perspectives.
Growth Strategy and Financial Performance
Mango has set a target of reaching €4 billion in revenue by 2026. For the 2025 financial year, the company reported revenue of €3.767 billion, marking a 12.8% year-on-year increase. Operating income reached €371 million, pre-tax income €302 million, and net profit €242 million—all reflecting continued growth compared to the previous year.
With a strategy centered on collaboration-driven product development and aggressive expansion in the U.S. market, Mango is positioning itself to further strengthen its competitiveness on a global scale.
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