Mango

Liverpool, United Kingdom

2.6

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5 reviews

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Telephone:
+44 151 707 2501
Website:
www.mango.com
Address:
58 S John St Liverpool ONE, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 8BJ
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
570 ftParadise St Interchange (10)
590 ftParadise St Interchange (9)
620 ftParadise St Interchange (8)
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Today

Today 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Liverpool) 14:50 Thursday, 28 November 2024

Business hours

Monday 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 9:30 am – 8:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 5:00 pm

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5 reviews of Mango

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Place rating: 1
Ipswich, United Kingdom
I went in there with the manager of Mango Barcelona. im from London myself.
she says customer service is terrifying and is surpriced those people still have jobs: no attencion to teh customers, no smile, no offering to help, and when we asked to lok for sizes, the girl just gave her a cool «thats all we we have on shelves»
One question: what are they there for?
it has seriously embarraced the name of Mango
Place rating: 3
Liverpool, United Kingdom
I’m a pretty big fan of Mango as I think their clothing lines are always exceptional for High Street standard. And this pretty store in Liverpool ONE does not disappoint.
With a delightful, versatile and eye-​catching layout it’s hard not to find an item of clothing, or accessory you want to purchase. My only criticism is that it sometimes feels a little bit dingy in here as the lighting seems very ‘mood.‘
Prices are low considering the quality of the fashion on offer. Staff are knowledgable about new lines and stock.
I particularly like the dresses in here as they’re always classical with a bit of a twist.
Not enough to compete with Zara in my eye, but still a very good effort!
Place rating: 3
Liverpool, United Kingdom
The Mango store in Liverpool One sounds like some sort of fruit shop but it’s not; it’s yet another ladies fashion store, which offers a fruitful range of vintage clothes that gives a woman the classy chick look.
If you’re a female reading this, then I suggest you call down to Mango as they have a glamorous variety of clothes and fashion accessories to match outfits available. Their mannequins also look beautiful (at the same time, a bit scary)! Whether it’s matching handbags and shoes or belts and skirts, Mango has cheerful character about it. There is a catwalk ambience with their on-​screen visual media that showcases fashion models in action.
The only catch is that items are relatively high-​end but materials are noticeably made from the highest quality to last.
Place rating: 3
Brighton, United Kingdom
It’s not hard to see why Mango chose Scarlett Johannson to be their new muse and model. Not only does she have a body to die for but she had the whole audience eating out of her hand in Woody Allen’s Spanish rom-​com Vicky Christina Barcelona.
Unfortunately, Scarlett’s moody gaze is a hundred times more compelling than the Spanish company’s spring and summer collection. I don’t mind the denim playsuits but the rest of the clothes scattered around the store are dull, dull, dull. I’ve seen better maxi dresses in Top Shop and Urban Outfitters and the whole floral collection is too pretty and twee. I imagine Mango’s apricot, peach and cream garments probably look great on tanned Spanish skin but I’m already so pale, I’d look like a milk bottle in any of their new blouses or tunic tops!
Place rating: 3
Liverpool, United Kingdom
This is where my girlfriend takes over to an extent. She used to absolutely love Mango. I used to hear about it a lot. When she was on her year abroad in Italy it was one of the only places she was sure she could get good quality, well fitting basics — blouses, skirts, t-​shirts — for an affordable enough price. The dresses too used to be the right combination of good-​looking and practical.
Flash forward almost twelve months and her love affair with Mango has gone a little sour. The layout is annoyingly ‘cool’ she says — the lights are too low, the stuff sometimes put up too high to reach. The clothes have gone too ‘fashiony’, a lot of the mannequins are dressed in real people couldn’t pull off. And the price (and I suspect this may be the factor that poisoned all the others) is considerably increased on last year’s.
And she doesn’t like the fuity name. «It’s always had that name» I say. I know, but it thinks it’s cool now.