With its roots in Barcelona, one of the cradles of the textile industry, since it was founded in 1984, Mango has spent four decades looking to the future and inspiring the world with its passion for fashion and lifestyle. With the customer always its priority, the company bases its model on a unique fashion proposal focused on translating key fashion trends into its own language. At the El Hangar Design Centre, located at the company headquarters (Palau-solità i Plegamans, Barcelona), the company works on all areas related to creativity and every year creates over 18,000 garments and accessories. Present in more than 115 markets and with a network of close to 2,600 stores, Mango adapts to each country with a complete ecosystem of channels and international partners. The company closed 2022 with a turnover of 2.688 billion euros, with 36% of turnover coming from its online channel and with a workforce of more than 14,000 employees in all five continents. More information at www.mangofashiongroup.comhttps://uk.indeed.com/cmp/Mango

The statistics speak for themselves: over 14.6 million people in the UK live with disabilities, representing more than 22% of the population. Globally, the number of people with disabilities is estimated to be over 1.3 billion, making this one of the largest and most diverse consumer groups. Yet, the adaptive fashion market remains underdeveloped. Research from Allied Market Research estimates the global adaptive clothing market will reach $400 billion by 2026, highlighting the vast potential for growth.

Despite this demand, accessible, affordable adaptive clothing has been a rarity. While luxury brands like Tommy Hilfiger have launched adaptive lines, few mainstream retailers have followed suit—until now. Primark’s entry into this space is a game-changer, as it brings stylish, functional adaptive clothing to the high street at price points that are accessible to the masses.

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