The Mango menswear line will now be known as Mango Man. This change will be introduced gradually in its different applications, as well as in all the countries in which the menswear collection is available.

Following implementation of the concept of megastores in 2013, which stock all or most of the company’s brands, the group has considered it appropriate to unify the names of all of its lines (with the exception of Violeta by Mango) in order to bring them under the Mango name (Mango, Mango Man, Mango Kids, Mango Sport&Intimates and coming soon, Mango Baby, clothing for babies aged 0 to 24 months).

The menswear brand was created in 2008 to offer men a contemporary and modern range of fashion. Its style is based on updating the classics by giving them the required touch of fashion, adapting the trends to a simple, everyday and urban style.

Today, the menswear brand has several lines in its stores to cater for the needs of its customers. A smart, casual line with everyday garments aimed at a more mature and urban target market and a casual line with modern and youthful garments perfect for the weekend.

The brand also has the Tailored line, with suits in different styles, cuts and prices; the trend line, offering more fashionable garments; and a more youthful denim line (Blacksmith). In sportswear, the Performance line is divided into a training section and a running section.

The brand has over 207 stores in 42 countries. During 2014, the brand added over 90 stores to its store network and plans to end the year with 240 stores. The forecast for 2015 is to open 100 new stores.

Given the international presence of the brand, 83 per cent of its turnover corresponds to foreign markets, while the remaining 17 per cent corresponds to the Spanish market.

The collection can be purchased from www.mango.com.