Spanish Brand Laganini Entered Major Retail Markets
The fashion brand has expanded into Paris and London with its latest retail partnerships.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Fashion
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Spanish fashion label Laganini has launched retail operations at Le Bon Marche in Paris and Liberty in London. This strategic move follows a period of significant growth for the three-year-old company.
Why it matters
The move represents a major step in the company's international growth strategy to expand beyond its domestic base in Spain. The brand leverages its wholesale channel to establish a presence in key global markets.
Laganini currently reports that 65% of its total sales originate outside of Spain. The company operates as a self-financed entity and is targeting a turnover of 3 million euros by the end of 2028.
The players
Laganini
Laganini is a self-financed Spanish fashion brand that focuses on domestic production and limited product runs.
Le Bon Marche
Le Bon Marche is a historic and prestigious department store located in Paris.
Liberty
Liberty is a well-known luxury department store based in London.
The details
Founded in 2023, the brand utilizes domestic production and limited runs to maintain its unique market proposition. While currently focused on fashion, the company is evaluating future expansions into both homewares and childrenswear.
Timeline
The Laganini brand was founded in 2023.
A showroom-store opened in Zaragoza in 2025.
Laganini arrived in Le Bon Marche and Liberty in October 2026.
The company aims for a target turnover of 3 million euros by the end of 2028.
Culture Shift
This move highlights the growing trend of independent European fashion labels utilizing luxury wholesale partnerships to scale globally. The brand is positioning itself within the competitive international market while maintaining its self-financed, domestic production model.
Consumers in Paris and London now have physical access to the brand's collections through major department stores. Shoppers should note that the brand's current business model relies on limited runs, which may affect product availability during high-demand periods.
The takeaway
The brand's shift toward international retail partnerships serves as a critical milestone for its goal of reaching 3 million euros in turnover. Consumers looking to engage with such emerging labels should monitor regional boutique announcements as the company continues its expansion.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FashionNetwork.
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