Adolfo Domínguez has reported this Friday that its sales in Latin America have increased by 81% over the last five years (2021-2025), consolidating this geographic area as its second major market after Europe, by bringing together 44% of all the establishments the company has spread around the world.
The company has said in a press release that it has just concluded a “tour” through several Latin American countries, with stops in Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and Argentina, as part of the commemorative events for its 50th anniversary.
Since 2021, the network of Adolfo Domínguez stores in Latin America has grown by 23%, with an average of six new openings per year. In 2026, four additional points of sale have been added in Ecuador, Peru, Mexico and Paraguay.
At present, the brand totals 167 points of sale in 13 Latin American countries. Mexico leads the way, with 142 stores. Next come Colombia, with 5; Ecuador, Peru, Puerto Rico and Uruguay, with 3 each; the Dominican Republic, with 2; and Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama, Paraguay and Argentina, with 1 establishment each.
In the period 2021-2025, the most notable percentage advance in terms of sales has been recorded in Colombia, where revenue has doubled, with an increase of 107.4%. In Ecuador, growth has been 31.1% since it launched there in 2023.
All the same, Mexico continues to be Adolfo Domínguez’s main international market and the second at the global level, only behind Spain, where income has increased by 73.4% over the last five years. In addition, it is the only country outside Spanish territory that has the company’s own logistics center.
“We have a strong connection with our customers in Latin America, both in countries where we have been for decades and in those where we have opened recently, and that is a value that we want to maintain over time,” said Adriana Domínguez, the executive chairwoman of Adolfo Domínguez.
“We have a great involvement in our deployment, with regional partners in each market, and Mexico is our reference international market. We couldn’t celebrate our 50 years of history without going through Latin America,” it summarized.
Film tribute to the founder
During her stay in Mexico, Adriana Domínguez presented the film "El eco de otras voces", of which she is director and screenwriter, centered on the life and professional journey of her father, within the framework of the Morelia International Film Festival (FICM) and at the Museo Franz Mayer in Mexico City.
The feature film has also been shown in the cultural space La Galería de Bogotá (Colombia), at the Teatro Escala Shopping in Quito (Ecuador), and at Casa Ocampo, in Buenos Aires (Argentina). In addition, in Argentina, the spring-summer collection 2026-27, "Zenit", was unveiled in late October.