Mango adapts as climate makes fashion less seasonal


Mango is offering clothes for men using “performance” fabrics that are more breathable and that better handle sweat on hot days. — Reuters

MADRID: Spanish retailer Mango is honing in on adaptable clothing to help customers adjust to wild swings in temperature as climate change makes fashion less seasonal, chief executive Toni Ruiz says.

The clothing industry used to work according to clearly delineated seasons, but global warming means it needs to adapt to periods that can include a mix of hot and cold temperatures and produce pieces that reflect those transitions, Ruiz said.

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