MANGO

I think I died and went to heaven!!! This place is unreal and I have never had so much fun during a layover at an airport. Located in the United terminal (terminal 3), the entire store was on sale during my visit. I went around closing time (10p on a Friday) so I blitzed it through the store and must have tried on 15+ items. Ended up buying 5 of them (3 jeans, 1 blouse, and 1 dress) for only $ 110!!! Total score. Feeling exhilarated and wanting more, I forced myself to leave the store before I ended up buying everything in sight.

I first discovered MANGO when I lived in Paris for college and beyond. It is basically the Spanish H&M from what I understand. However, although the quality is not the greatest I still wear a sweater from those times at least a couple times a month all season.
I recently bought a cute dress here. Sizing runs on the smaller side here but prices are cheap. Paid $ 40 for an animal print dress in greys and pinks.
The no return policy is terrible, but I assume this is to prevent people from trying to enter restricted areas without a boarding pass– or fight with security to do so.

They have great clothes but they have a NO RETURN policy and so you need to make sure that whatever you buy is what you want to keep. They do not advertise their no return policy and even though they have an online site and stores in NYC, they will not take back or exchange anything you buy at SF airport in either store. Also, they are somewhat rude on the phone. So buyer beware.

Awful customer service, unexpected in the developed world. Just saw a nice jacket and asked if there were matching pants to make it a suit. sales girl directed me to the clearance rack to find random pants and returned to the register offering no help. I kept running in and out of the dressing room looking for the right size, and mentioned to her nothing was sorted on the rack. Again she offered no help and said that’s just how it is. For the entire duration I was in the store her and her manager did not look at the customers once to see who needed assistance. Blatant contrast to its regular competitors like Zara as well as all the other airport businesses that offer top service to busy, full-​pocketed patrons. Do not shop here to support them!

Craziness that they are open at 6AM! But super awesome for a little shopping before my trip! Almost a full store here for sure.

Open at 5 am! I really appreciated the crazy hours because I had a 3-​hour layover starting at 4:45 am. The store is small, but has a lot of sale items. This is definitely a «sift through the crap» kind of place, with cheap-​looking accessories and clothes, but some of the clothing is good quality. I found a simple navy sweater dress that is perfect for work. The shop girl was friendly, and I gave her extra credit because of the ungodly hour she started her shift!

I always wondered why anyone would want to do their shopping at an airport when they’re presumably either heading somewhere fabulous or home. And now I know why!
A warm San Francisco Friday turned into a chilly Saturday morning, but unfortunately I was left with only a laptop bag after voluntarily bumping myself off a flight back to Austin. My checked luggage was already back at AUS and my formerly weather-​appropriate dress left me with cold, bare legs. I doubted that MANGO would be open for my early-​morning flight but in fact, they were! The sales associate took pity on me and my goose-​bumped gams and helped me find a pair of leggings to rock under my dress. Really, I was ready to pay any reasonably inflated price so I’d be comfortable on a 3.5 hour flight but these particular leggings are now legitimately my favorite. They’re quite flattering with well-​placed seams and are done in a really high-​quality, substantial fabric — for $ 40, I’d say they’re well worth it (not even considering the convenience factor).
Besides a good selection of basics, this MANGO carries some really cute dresses in travel-​friendly fabrics. That is the point of an airport boutique, yes? And MANGO gets it right.

The last time I came through SFO I was stoked that I would be able to pop in. First discovered this place in Barcelona when I was young and carefree, and skinnier. Lol
Had a 7am flight and Was pleasantly surprised to see they were open. Hollah!!! Realized i had 5 minutes before boarding. Whats a girl to do? get food and caffeine or go shopping? Well the obvious choice is shopping lol Walked in to find the store neatly arranged. However there weren’t many sale items to select from or much energy yet (i suppose it was still super early) there was one salesperson on the floor and she barely acknowledged me. Not «feeling» it I left quite disappointed.
This morning I stop in again, this time at 830am. There are customers in the store, music going and sale items!!! I took a quick glance around but didn’t see anything worth trying on. The energy level was low today as well. There was a salesperson up front folding
Clothes (the greeter?). Well she looked me in the eye twice and never said a thing. Ok… The cashier in the back was busy and lively. She came up front and greeted me right away.
Been a bit disappointed with the selection in this store but will still give it 3 stars due to my fond memories of espana…

i love the store! it reminds me of zara but i think its a little more casual? i got a v neck sweater and a pair of shorts, their size 4 is a little smaller than normal… so i guess next time i’ll have to try it before i pay…

I calculated if I left Palo Alto by 1:40, I could get gas and return the rental car by 2:25 get on the air train and check in by 2:40, go through security no later than 3:00, and have at least 30 min to shop at MNG before boarding at 3:30P.
They always have great sales whenever I pass through Terminal 3. I tried on three sweaters and bought one of those drapey cardigans in an unique marled, vicose knit.
I love it when airfare to SFO is cheaper than SJC!

«I can’t believe how reasonably priced these clothes are!» — the airline stewardess who was also in Mango during her layover checking out the newest arrivals
Some people would rave about how cheaply priced the dresses, skirts, sweaters, and tops are, but I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s a bargain. Sure, a dress like that could sell for way more than the $ 79.50 that the tag displays at high-​end department stores or trendy boutiques…
But $ 70 for a high-​waisted-​exposed-​zipper-​in-​the-​back-​navy-​sheen-​skirt-​with-​some-​ballerina-​poof-​to-​the-​bottom wouldn’t necessarily have people pushing and shoving to grab it off the racks… unless of course, it’s been a long week at work, you feel like all of your free time has gone to the wayside, and all you want right now is material happiness in the form of that hot skirt. I might just know that from firsthand experience.
Mango’s open extremely early in the morning too, so folks with early connections don’t miss out. The staff is friendly, and it’s a bonus if you pop in while they have sale racks stocked.

Cute attire and a great place to kill time. However, quality wasn’t great and the lady that worked there wasn’t very attentive. I would wear a lot of the stuff they carry but I didn’t like it when the MNG labe was super visible (which was on a lot of the clothing and accessories). not a big fan of «labeled attire».

I have never seen a women’s clothing store at the airport before… until this past weekend at SFO. As we were cutting it pretty close to our boarding time and rushing to our gate, I saw a big sign that read «MMG MANGO» and thought, WTH, I have to stop by! TWO MINUTES, I yelled out as I ran into the store. lol My two minutes turned into more like 5 minutes, but what a great way to kill time if you are waiting around or what if you forgot to pack something?! Well, it may not be the best thing to do since you may end up buying unnecessary stuff, but why not? :)
The store is not big at all, but it had a whole bunch of stuff — regular priced and sale items — dresses, shirts, shoes, purses, belts, I mean, everything~ and it was good enough for me!

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Its 5:12 AM in the SFO airport. I am not yet fully awake and maybe a little bit hungover as I walk into Mango with its blasting club music. What better to do than shop when you still have 45 minutes to kill before a flight, right?!
Pam, the über awake shop attendant is super nice as I stumble around the store trying to wake myself up by checking out bright colored tops and dresses. I end up trying on a very sparkly dress that looks like something I should have been wearing had I actually been at a club at this hour! $ 170 for a dress that looks like it could cost $ 500! YES PLEASE! And this is probably the most expensive item in the store! This is why I LOVE Mango, such affordable trendy and stylish pieces!
So, next time you are in SF and need to know where you can go shopping at 5AM, just swing by Terminal 3! Pam will be there awake and energetically waiting for you! Oh, and they are open till 11PM too, in case you are stuck at the airport late night!
P. S. FTR on a store that has been open 3 months in SF! Lets just say I was a little proud :)

Wow. This is one of the BEST things that the decision-​makers at SFO have ever added to the United terminal of the airport.
Picture this: You’re a female business traveler. Perhaps you’ve thrown together some stuff in a suitcase in a bleary-​eyed dash to the airport to catch an early morning flight to, say, I don’t know… Seattle?
Freeze frame. What’s that? You forgot to pack that one really cute top to accompany your designer jeans? Oh, and you just found out that it’s raining up north in Seattle? And you didn’t remember to bring just the right duds?
What’s a girl to do?!
Have no fear, you’re taken care of now that MNG by Mango is right at your fingertips, nestled kiddie corner to the United terminal food court and Brookstone. Hollah! Reasonable prices, some of the cutest of the cute and trendiest of trendy items are available for you to purchase and carry on to where ever the friendly skies will take you.
Best. Thing. Ever. Added. To. S.F.O. Period.