Materiales e Innovación

Materials and Innovation

Product liability

The product is at the heart of Mango and, therefore, also one of the key elements of the company's sustainability strategy. The commitment to incorporate more sustainable fibres and to incorporate more responsible processes mark our roadmap.

Our most responsible materials

At the heart of our products are the fibres and materials we use. At Mango, we are committed to using 100% more sustainable fibres by 2030. The transition to alternative materials, driven by innovation, reduces our carbon footprint, water impact and adverse effects on nature, while providing our customers with clear visibility of our sustainability efforts.

0% Organic or regenerative
0% Recycling
0% Textile Exchange preferred-origin fibres

Recycled fibres

Fibers produced from waste. The waste can be textile (used garments, stock or production scraps) or non-textile, such as PET plastic. Cotton, polyester and, to a lesser extent, wool, leather and polyamide are some of the recycled materials used in the fashion industry.

Recycled polyester

Polyester made from waste. Almost all recycled polyester currently on the market comes from PET plastic bottles, although it can also be made from marine debris or polyester fabrics. It is also known as PET.

Recycled cotton

Cotton grown according to organic farming principles, without the use of chemicals or genetically-modified organisms. The term is often used to refer to organic cotton.

Regenerative cotton

Regenerative cotton is a natural fibre that is grown by adopting a set of practices that focus on regenerating the health of the soil and the entire ecosystem of the farm.

Organic cotton

Cotton grown without the use of pesticides, chemical fertilisers or genetically-modified seeds. Instead, sustainable and natural farming methods, such as crop rotation and composting, are used to maintain soil health and control pests.