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Jonathan Andic, the son of Mango founder Isak Andic, has resigned from his position as vice-chair of the fashion company after being named a suspect in connection with his father’s death during a hiking trip in 2024. He has strongly denied all allegations, calling them baseless and inaccurate.
The case relates to the death of Isak Andic, who fell from a cliff while hiking in the Montserrat mountains near Barcelona, Spain, in December 2024. He was 71 years old at the time of his death.

Initially, authorities classified the incident as an accident, citing lack of evidence of foul play. However, inconsistencies in witness accounts later led investigators to reopen scrutiny of the case.
In May 2025, Jonathan Andic was officially named a suspect by Catalonia’s regional police (Mossos d’Esquadra) on suspicion of homicide.
Authorities reportedly re-examined evidence, including digital records and witness statements. A judge later suggested there may be indications that the death was not accidental and raised concerns about Jonathan’s alleged involvement.
Investigators also reviewed communication records and testimony from individuals close to the case as part of the renewed inquiry.
In a public letter addressed to company employees, Jonathan Andic rejected the allegations, describing them as completely unfounded and distorted.
He stated that the claims had created a false perception of guilt and emphasized that proving his innocence would require significant time and effort.
He also expressed that he shared both positive and difficult moments with his father, noting that like many families, they experienced challenges but maintained a bond over the years.
Jonathan Andic is the son of Isak Andic, the founder of the international fashion brand Mango. He has held senior leadership roles within the company, including serving as vice-chair of Mango’s holding structure prior to his resignation.
He has been involved in the management and corporate operations of the fashion group in recent years.
Jonathan Andic was present during the hiking trip and stated that he was walking ahead when the incident occurred.
Following the allegations and ongoing investigation, Jonathan Andic has stepped down from his position as vice-chair of Mango’s holding company. The company has not issued a detailed public response regarding the legal proceedings.
The investigation remains active as authorities continue to assess evidence, witness statements, and digital communications. No final judicial outcome has been announced, and Jonathan Andic continues to deny any involvement in wrongdoing.