Everything at Mango is 30% off — yes, everything
If your wardrobe could use a little European cool — think timeless with just enough twist — Mango should be on your radar. The brand excels at those subtle style flexes: a crisp white tee with a cinched waist, a black dress that dips off one shoulder just so. And right now, everything on the site is 30% off. Yes, everything — women's, men's, kids' — when you use code EXTRA30 at checkout.
With summer on the horizon (and maybe a few trips on the books), it's the perfect excuse to upgrade your rotation: easy linen sets, sharp little dresses, cropped pants that work with sandals or sneakers. I went deep on the site to find the standouts — scroll on for the best of the best.
The best women's sale at Mango
Wide Leg Linen Pants
$69.99
$99.99
Mango
Now 30% off
What to Consider
Linen pants are a summer staple. This brown pair has a wide-leg silhouette and a drawstring waist. The pants are made from 100% linen and have two slit pockets in the back, along with side pockets. One thing to note: These can be machine washed but should be hung out to dry.
This skirt is made from 100% cotton for a light, breezy feel. It has an A-line silhouette and comes in three colors — white, black or red. The waistband is elastic and the hemline hits right above the ankle on most people.
Have a summer wedding to attend? This midi dress would make a great outfit choice. The pink floral print is bright and cheerful and the belted waist works for all body types. The dress is made from viscose and it comes in standard and plus sizes.
This collared shirt, available in black and white, features dart details at the waist to accentuate its shape and short sleeves to keep you cool. Pair it with a skirt or slacks for work or with jean shorts for the weekend. It comes in standard and plus sizes.
Think of this bag as a more elevated summer straw tote. The front is covered in a raffia-type material and it has faux leather details for a polished vibe. It has an adjustable shoulder strap, a magnetic button closure, and an interior pocket for storing small items.
The best men's sale at Mango
This polo has a zippered closure for a slightly edgy vibe. It also has a ribbed collar, sleeves and hem, for a streamlined silhouette and the knit is a wider weave. It comes in khaki or beige as is available in up to a size XXL.
These pants resemble a classic pair of jeans but are crafted from a cotton-linen blend, making them feel more lightweight and breezy for warm weather. They come in off-white or beige, have belt loops and two patch pockets at the back.
Wrinkled-Effect Floral Shirt
$55.99
$79.99
Mango
Now 30% off
What to Consider
Hate ironing? This button-down, short-sleeve shirt is intended to appear slightly wrinkled. It has an abstract blue floral print and a classic fit, meaning it is not too slim or too boxy. To maintain its cool, slightly wrinkled vibe, avoid putting this shirt in the dryer after washing it.
In the market for a new belt? This brown leather belt has a rough texture and a dark brown patina, giving it a slightly worn appearance. You can also bring it to any Mango store to have belt holes added for a customized fit.
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