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Fashion United
09-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion United
Roberto Cavalli secures new licensing partnership for childrenswear
Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli has announced a new licensing partner for childrenswear on Thursday. According to a press release, the Italian textile group Arav Group will take responsibility for the production and distribution the collections of the Roberto Cavalli Junior and Just Cavalli Junior lines. The creative direction of the two lines will remain with the Roberto Cavalli brand, in order to 'guarantee stylistic continuity and consistency with the fashion house's aesthetic codes,' according to a statement. The products created as part of the newly announced partnership are to be sold from the spring/summer 2026 season via Cavalli's flagship stores, as well as selected retailers and online platforms. 'This collaboration represents an important milestone for both companies,' the companies involved said in a joint statement. 'Roberto Cavalli is entrusting its junior lines to a strong partner with proven expertise, while Arav Group is expanding its portfolio with two iconic collections that aim to impress with a bold and distinctive style.' This article was translated to English using an AI tool. FashionUnited uses AI language tools to speed up translating (news) articles and proofread the translations to improve the end result. This saves our human journalists time they can spend doing research and writing original articles. Articles translated with the help of AI are checked and edited by a human desk editor prior to going online. If you have questions or comments about this process email us at info@
Fashion Network
08-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Roberto Cavalli changes childrenswear partner
Roberto Cavalli has chosen a new partner to develop and distribute its childrenswear. The Italian luxury label, owned since 2019 by Vision Investments, the investment fund of Dubai real estate mogul Hussain Sajwani, has teamed up with Neapolitan company Arav Group, inking 'a new deal for the production and distribution of the Roberto Cavalli Junior and Just Cavalli Junior collections,' as Cavalli stated in a press release. Roberto Cavalli told that the new partnership will première with the Spring/Summer 2026, in a deal covering six seasons. Arav owns John Richmond, womenswear label Silvian Heach, young label Marcobologna, and is the licensee for Trussardi's childrenswear line. Arav's mission will be to enhance the brand identity and positioning of the two children's lines, while Roberto Cavalli will take care of creativity through an in-house team. Roberto Cavalli Junior, whose range includes the New Born, Baby and Junior lines, is positioned in the upper end of the market and pays special attention to details and fabric quality. It features for example silk muslin dresses and sequinned jeans for young girls, alongside elegant dinner jackets and oversize bomber jackets for young boys. Just Cavalli Junior, the more affordable line, is targeted at 4 to 14-year olds and is characterised by a 'young, rebellious vibe,' featuring animal-themed patterns, geometric motifs, bright colours and logos. The first collections produced by Arav will be commercialised in spring 2026, 'via a selection of premium retailers, the Cavalli flagships, and select [multibrand] e-tailers,' said Roberto Cavalli. A few years ago, the label had struck a deal with Apulia-based producer and childrenswear specialist Gimel. The latter only took care of manufacturing and only for the Roberto Cavalli Junior line, while Roberto Cavalli itself was in charge of collection design and retail distribution.
Fashion Network
08-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Roberto Cavalli changes childrenswear partner
has chosen a new partner to develop and distribute its childrenswear. The Italian luxury label, owned since 2019 by Vision Investments, the investment fund of Dubai real estate mogul Hussain Sajwani, has teamed up with Neapolitan company Arav Group, inking 'a new deal for the production and distribution of the Roberto Cavalli Junior and Just Cavalli Junior collections,' as Cavalli stated in a press release. Roberto Cavalli told that the new partnership will première with the Spring/Summer 2026, in a deal covering six seasons. Arav owns John Richmond, womenswear label Silvian Heach, young label Marcobologna, and is the licensee for Trussardi 's childrenswear line. Arav's mission will be to enhance the brand identity and positioning of the two children's lines, while Roberto Cavalli will take care of creativity through an in-house team. Roberto Cavalli Junior, whose range includes the New Born, Baby and Junior lines, is positioned in the upper end of the market and pays special attention to details and fabric quality. It features for example silk muslin dresses and sequinned jeans for young girls, alongside elegant dinner jackets and oversize bomber jackets for young boys. Just Cavalli Junior, the more affordable line, is targeted at 4 to 14-year olds and is characterised by a 'young, rebellious vibe,' featuring animal-themed patterns, geometric motifs, bright colours and logos. The first collections produced by Arav will be commercialised in spring 2026, 'via a selection of premium retailers, the Cavalli flagships, and select [multibrand] e-tailers,' said Roberto Cavalli. A few years ago, the label had struck a deal with Apulia-based producer and childrenswear specialist Gimel. The latter only took care of manufacturing and only for the Roberto Cavalli Junior line, while Roberto Cavalli itself was in charge of collection design and retail distribution.
