Circularity

Commitment to the circular product

Mango is reinforcing its commitment to sustainability through the integration of circularity principles and the reduction of environmental impact in all stages of the product life cycle. The circular economy offers an alternative to the traditional model of production and consumption, so that materials can be reused or recycled, instead of becoming waste. We believe that collaboration is key to achieving this goal. Therefore, we are working to identify and support those suppliers with established recycling structures and circuits, which will allow us to increase the percentage of recycled fibres in the company.

Circular design

Mango's circular design strategy aims to generate a product with its end of life in mind, either by generating products that are recyclable (taking into account their composition), focusing on durability or using patterns that result in a lower volume of waste.

Throughout our four decades of history, at Mango we have evolved at the pace of society and fashion, participating in social movements and anticipating structural and consumer changes. We are pioneers in fashion e-commerce in Europe and today we continue to use technology as a means to bring our fashion closer to all

our customers. Our IT team works transversally to ensure that technology becomes a transforming element throughout the entire value chain, from design to store. We are not afraid to do things differently, we seek to break patterns and create solutions, at all times aimed at responding to what our customers want.

Give it back to the loop

Designing garments with only one type of fibre or fewer accessories to achieve greater recyclability.

Extended life

A commitment to designing more durable garments, thanks to the use of selected materials with physical properties defined by independent entities.

No waste

Focused on maximising the use of the materials employed and the reincorporation of textile waste.

Towards better water management

These initiatives reinforce Mango's transition towards a circular model, based on materials with a lower environmental impact and designs conceived adopting circularity criteria, promoting recyclability, focusing on durability or reusing patterns that result in a lower volume of waste. By the end of 2024, close to 30% of Mango's garments were designed with circularity criteria.