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Mango uses 3D printing for new accessories, shoes collection

Translated by
Nicola Mira
Published
May 6, 2021

Catalan fashion label Mango is pressing ahead with more innovative proposals. After launching a first collection of jewellery produced using 3D printing at the start of last year, Mango has again adopted this technology to expand its sustainable accessories range.


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From Monday May 3, this new capsule collection is available in all the countries where Mango has an e-shop presence. The collection consists of seven items, including a bag, sandals, a necklace and four pieces of jewellery, and is made of TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), a material that is “sustainable and recyclable, derived from raw materials of plant origin and coloured with natural dyes made with plant-based extracts,” said Mango.

As in the case of Mango’s ten-item, 3D-printed jewellery collection, this new project was developed in collaboration with Spanish company, Comme des Machines, a group of craftsmen specialised in producing sustainable fashion items using 3D printing technology.

With this initiative, Mango is seeking to “further strengthen its commitment to sustainability,” employing a manufacturing method that generates no waste, as the group headed by Toni Ruiz explained in a press release.

“Every gram of waste that is not generated translates into CO2 that is not released. [This] is the most sustainable form of manufacturing in existence,” said Mango.

The group’s sustainability goals include ensuring that 100% of the cotton used in Mango’s clothes is sustainably sourced, and that 50% of the polyester the label uses is of recycled origin by 2025. To date, 79% of Mango’s assortment is made up of sustainable products.

The new collection complements the latest additions to Mango’s range, from the drop of a lingerie and swimwear collection for women who have undergone mastectomy, to the introduction of a revamped selection of fragrances and the launch of Mango’s first home linen line. At the end of 2020, a year marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Catalan fashion group’s revenue fell by 22.4% to €1.8 billion. Over the same period, its online sales increased by 36%, reaching €766 million.

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