The retailer will also make its debut in several cities in Northern Ireland and central and southern England.

It has opened stores in Sheffield, Plymouth and Winsor so far this year, followed by a new site in Norwich’s Chantry Place next week.

Mango, which has been present in the UK since 1999, embarked on a UK expansion drive in 2021. It opened in Glasgow Fort, Dartford’s Bluewater shopping centre, London’s Battersea Power Station and Newcastle in 2022 and a further 10 stores in 2023 including Brighton and London’s Westfield Stratford City.

As of 31 December 2023, Mango had 60 stores in the UK, including standalone stores, franchises and shop-in-shops.

In March, the company reported it had more than doubled its net profit to €172m (£147m) for the year to 31 December 2023, up from €81m (£69m) the year before, as it recorded a 15% increase in revenue to a record €3.1bn (£2.6bn).

Its biggest market was its native Spain, accounting for 23% of full-year revenue, while international sales accounted for 77%. France, Germany, Turkey and the US were its largest markets outside of Spain.

Daniel López, Mango’s director of expansion and franchising, said: “The UK is one of the priority markets for Mango’s international growth. The increased presence in London and our arrival this year in some cities where we have not been present until now will consolidate the Mango brand and help us to strengthen it internationally.”