Mango Strengthens Its Presence in Germany With New Flagship Opening in Berlin
The Berlin flagship becomes Mango’s sixth location in the capital. The brand plans to add a dozen more stores nationwide and revamp its Hannover flagship by late 2025.


Mango opens its sixth store in Berlin, a 1,1840-square-feet flagship store with which the company aims to accelerate its expansion in Germany. This store is in addition to the five that the company already has in the city. Before the end of the year, Mango intends to launch some ten new stores in the country.
The store is located in the center of the capital, specifically at 88-89 Friedrichstr, near the Brandenburg Gate, and offers women’s, men’s and children’s lines. It is the second point of sale in the German capital to offer all three lines under the same roof. Its expansion plans for the country include the opening of a new flagship store in Munich and the renovation of its flagship store in Hanover.
Among the ten stores the company will open in Germany in the coming months are the recent launches of Limbecker Platz in Essen and the Westfield shopping center in Hamburg. Mango has more than 450 points of sale in Germany. With these, the company aims to improve sales in physical stores, but also in its online channel.
Mango will open another flagship store in Munich and renovate the one in Hanover
“We are delighted to expand our presence in Berlin, one of the world’s leading fashion capitals, by increasing the physical offer of three of our five lines,“ Mango’s director of expansion and franchising, Daniel Lopez, explained in a statement.
This year, Mango has also launched eight new stores in the United States in 2025, and its goal is to open twenty this year, to reach 65 points of sale. And it has also grown in Italy, with its first store exclusively dedicated to the men’s category. In 2022, the company closed the year with nearly 80 stores in the country.
Mango sold €3,339 million in 2024, 7.6% more than the previous year. The growth was more contained than the 20% it recorded in 2022. The women’s line continues to lead its turnover, with a weight of over 79% of the total. However, the men’s line is growing more. Launched in 2008, the Spanish company posted sales of €58 million last year.