Mango presents the latest trend in men’s suits: the Slim-fit Travel Suit Range in lightweight fabric
Here is a perfect option for the modern man who is looking for a comfortable two-piece suit for a business trip from Mango. Its slim-fit cut enhances the male silhouette. Its wool fabric is stretchy and water and crease resistant, making it possible to maintain your suit impeccable throughout the day. The suits are made of 100 percent wool, enhancing its naturally elastic and breathable nature.
Stretch Fabric: High adaptability to movement
The lightweight fabrics in the range have at their core an advanced internal structure to allow for the body’s increased movement and an incredible flexibility.
Functional: Passport and mobile inside pockets
This attire gives you autonomy, as it has pockets to store your belongings and have them located at all times.
Water-Resistant: Rubber-coated buttons & waterproof coating fabric
It also makes the fabric less susceptible to visible staining due to perspiration, its water-resistant technology will keep you looking fresh all day long.
No Creases: High-twist yarn
Its quality wool fabric and its careful yarn has crease-free technology, this allows you to keep your suit impeccable throughout the day.
Trends and comfort
From traditional tailoring to the most informal pieces. The MANGO Man collections feature the latest trends with the maximum comfort.
About MANGO
MANGO was founded in 1984 and is today one of the leading fashion groups in the world. Based in its city of origin, Barcelona, the company has an extensive store network of close to 800,000 m2 in 110 countries. From its “El Hangar” Design Centre in Palau-solità i Plegamans, every year it designs more than 18,000 garments and accessories for wearing the season’s trends. The company closed the 2016 financial year with sales of 2.260 billion euros. More information at www.mango.com
The Middle East is a key market for MANGO, where it is present in 14 countries.The company has produced part of the designs for this region through a special collections department for more than 10 years now, and turnover in 2016 in this market accounts for 7% of the chain’s total turnover.
Just under a year ago, MANGO adapted its website and e-commerce to this market.This and other initiatives, such as new payment methods, confirms the work being carried out in the region and is shaping the strategic plan, during which it is planned to open almost twenty new stores in countries such as Arab Emirates or Qatar.