Mango, the renowned apparel and accessories brand, has unveiled its largest store in India, spanning an expansive 10,000 square feet in the recently inaugurated Krishna Curve mall in Mumbai. The grand opening was celebrated, marking a significant milestone for Mango in the vibrant Indian market.
Krishna Curve’s owner, Sandeep Agrawal, shared the news on LinkedIn, expressing delight in inaugurating India’s biggest Mango flagship store at Krishna Curve Linking Road Santacruz, Mumbai. The store introduces Mango’s autumn/winter line, featuring a diverse range of party attire, work-appropriate separates, and everyday wear, catering to a broad spectrum of fashion preferences. Notably, the new Mango store houses not only women’s collections but also includes the brand’s children’s wear lines and the ‘Mango Man’ line, offering a comprehensive shopping experience for diverse customer needs.
Mango operates its stores in India through a master franchise arrangement with Myntra, Flipkart’s fashion division. This strategic partnership allows Myntra to sub-franchise Mango locations to other Indian operators, further expanding the brand’s reach in the country. Mango products are available on Myntra’s multi-brand platform and through an Indian-focused e-commerce website. This latest store opening follows Mango’s earlier expansion efforts, including the establishment of a 5,500-square-foot store in Bengaluru earlier this year. The brand continues to strengthen its presence in India, with the introduction of its first men’s store in Delhi at the beginning of this year, adding to the existing portfolio of over 80 exclusive brand outlets across the country. Mango’s commitment to offering a diverse and stylish range of apparel and accessories is evident in its continued efforts to provide a seamless and enjoyable shopping experience for Indian consumers.