An off-stoichiometric \(\hbox {Fe}_{2}\) MnSn alloy was prepared by vacuum arc melting and homogenized by vacuum annealing. The structural analysis indicated that the alloy exhibits a \(\hbox {D0}_{19}\) hexagonal structure. Isothermal magnetization analysis at room temperature showed soft ferromagnetic behavior and exchange magnetic anisotropy. Furthermore, the isofield magnetization study revealed a Curie temperature ( \(\hbox {T}_{c}\) ) of 455 K with a second-order magnetic phase transition. A similar trace of the transition point was observed in the differential scanning calorimetric analysis. We estimated a magnetic entropy change ( \(\Delta \hbox {S}_{M}\) = − 4 J \(\hbox {kg}^{-1}\) \(\hbox {K}^{-1}\) ) and refrigerant capacity (RC = 116 J \(\hbox {kg}^{-1}\) ) from M-T measurements, highlighting its potential for thermomagnetic generators and magnetic refrigerator applications.