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Global fashion brand Mango is opening 8 stores in Toronto & here’s where

We have mentioned some of these openings before, and now, global fashion brand Mango has confirmed a further expansion with eight new stores opening in Toronto in 2023.

According to the company, it kicked off the official launch of Mango’s return with its flagship store located in the Yorkdale Shopping Centre, “which spans 5,000 square feet of retail space in a prominent corner location facing Hudson’s Bay and Harry Rosen with all the newest woman’s collections.”

Now, Mango has stated that it plans to open seven new points of sale before July.

“The first will be located at the Eaton Centre, Square One and Scarborough Town Centre and are expected to open their doors before April, while the company plans to open four more between June and July at Vaughan Mills, Markville, Upper Canada and Fairview,” it confirmed in a release. 

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The fashion brand states that the openings are part of Mango’s expansion plan in North America, after signing an agreement last year with Fox Group for 10 years with an extension to additional 10 years subject to a minimum of at least 20 new stores in the next ten years.

“We are thrilled to lunch Mango in Canada and to bring all the latest European trends and collections to the Canadian market,” said Dana Terner, Mango CEO at Fox Group.

“I am sure the Canadian woman will fall in love and adopt Mango’s fashion. The brand will provide an international shopping experience and connect the Canadian consumer to the world’s leading fashion trends. We foresee the opening of more stores throughout the country and expanding in the future.”

For those unfamiliar withe the brand, Mango has been present in Canada since 2005. “At the end of 2022, the company had close to 95 points of sale in the country in department stores, as well as a growing online activity through its own website (mango.com) and other platforms,” it says.

And… well, that’s all about to get even bigger.

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