Apparel and accessories brand Mango has opened its largest store in India to date in Mumbai’s Santacruz West district. The new outlet measures 10,000 square feet and is situated in the recently opened Krishna Curve mall. 

“We are pleased to announce the inauguration of India’s biggest flagship store of Mango at Krishna Curve Linking Road Santacruz, Mumbai,” wrote Krishna Curve’s owner Krishna United Group’s director Sandeep Agrawal on Linkedin. 
 
The new Mango store launched with its autumn/ winter collection of party wear, work appropriate separates, and minimalist everyday wear. The store houses the brand’s women’s collections as well as its ‘Mango Man’ line and children’s wear lines, India Retailing reported. 

Mango retails in India through a master franchise agreement with Flipkart’s fashion arm Myntra which also sub-franchises Mango stores to other operators across India. Myntra retails Mango goods from an e-commerce website dedicated to the Indian market as well as on its own multi-brand platform.
 
Krishna Curve is a shopping centre which focuses on premium fashion and lifestyle brands, according to its Facebook page. The nine-storey building also features brands including Crossword, Fitness First, and Nature’s Basket among others. 
 
Mango opened a 5,500 square foot store in March this year in Bengaluru. The Spanish brand now counts over 80 exclusive brand outlets across India and launched its first store for men at the beginning of this year in Delhi.