Laganini has announced its entry into the department stores Liberty London in Londres and Le Bon Marché in Paris, according to FashionUnited. These are the brand's first international multi-brand points of sale, having until now been distributed in Espagne in boutiques such as Benoit in Madrid, La Favorita in León, Cocoe in Asturies or Portico in Barcelone.
Founded in Saragosse in 2023 by designer and entrepreneur Ángela Jordá, the brand has recorded an annual growth rate of +70% since its creation. This performance translated into turnover of close to one million euros by the end of 2025. Laganini plans to double this figure by the end of 2026, then triple it by 2027, to reach turnover of more than 3 million euros.
The Spanish market currently accounts for only 35% of the brand's sales, compared with 65% for international sales, driven mainly by France, Germany, Italy, États-Unis and Royaume-Uni. « Arriver dans les vitrines de Paris et de Londres après seulement trois ans d'existence prouve que le marché international apprécie l'authenticité, les finitions et la durabilité des vêtements », notes Ángela Jordá.
The founder points to a balance to be preserved between expansion and proximity: « Notre croissance annuelle repose sur un équilibre fondamental » between « étendre notre empreinte à l'étranger » and « ne pas perdre le lien direct et le soin apporté à notre communauté sur le marché national ». The brand states that the entry at Liberty and Le Bon Marché « vise à renforcer la visibilité de la marque auprès d'une clientèle mondiale et locale très qualifiée ».
Production that has stayed in Espagne
Laganini's collections are developed according to a slow fashion philosophy, in limited series, with an emphasis on the quality of fabrics and processes. Production remains entirely carried out in Espagne. The brand's operations rest on its online shop, its showroom in Saragosse and a selective network of multi-brand resellers.
Laganini plans to open its first flagship store in Madrid in 2027.
