Mango joins forces with TextileGenesis in line with its commitment to traceability
Global fashion retailer Mango has announced a strategic partnership with TextileGenesis, a leading traceability platform for the textile and fashion industry, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and transparency across its value chain.
The collaboration aims to ensure end-to-end traceability of Mango’s natural, synthetic, and cellulosic fibres, as well as leather, from raw material to finished product. By leveraging TextileGenesis’ digital “fibre-forward” platform, Mango seeks to build a more transparent, data-driven, and circular supply chain.
Founded in 2018 and acquired by Lectra in 2022, TextileGenesis provides six-dimensional traceability technology that allows brands to verify the authenticity and origin of materials. “Achieving this level of transparency poses a significant challenge for global brands,” said Amit Gautam, CEO of TextileGenesis. “Our platform makes it possible to provide verifiable, detailed information at every stage of production, helping companies meet their sustainability goals.”
Following a successful pilot launched in 2023, Mango has already digitally mapped over 6,000 tonnes of sustainable fibres and 40 million finished products, engaging more than 1,000 suppliers across 23 countries.
This initiative supports Mango’s broader commitment to circularity and responds to increasing regulatory and consumer demands for sustainability and ethical business practices.
Founded in 1984 by Isak Andic, Mango now operates in over 120 markets with more than 2,800 retail stores. The company reported €1.728 billion in revenue for the first half of 2025, a 12% increase year-on-year, and aims to reach €4 billion in annual sales by 2026.
