Roberto Cavalli - The Company

Founded in Florence in the early 1960s, today the brand is distributed in over thirty countries directly through Roberto Cavalli showrooms at Via Senato 8 in Milan, 745 Fifth Avenue in New York.
The firm's structure is particularly light, because most of the turnover is realized by licensees. The Roberto Cavalli spa, run by Roberto Cavalli and his wife Eva Duringer, produces the first lines (woman's and menswear collection that shows on catwalks of haute couture).
The second lines (pret a porter and accessories) are entrusted to licensees:

• Just Cavalli - the young line entrusted to Ittierre
• Class - the knitwear line, run by Dressing
• Roberto Cavalli Underwear - by Albisetti
• Freedom Roberto Cavalli - the beach collection, by Albisetti and the bags collection by Works
• Roberto Cavalli Eyewear - glasses and sunglasses by Marcolin
• Roberto Cavalli Timewear - watches by Sector
• Just Cavalli Time - watches by Sector
• Roberto Cavalli Casa
• Roberto Cavalli Angels & Devils - the children collection by Simonetta
• Angels & Devils Shoes - Childrens' shoes by Dribbling
• Roberto Cavalli Perfume - by ITF
• Roberto Cavalli Shoes - womens' shoes by Vicini and mens' shoes by Errebi

With 36% turnover with the first lines, Italy represents the market leader. Europe accounts for another 25%, while the US market accounts for 25% of sales with the first lines (+78% compared with 2002).

By the mid-1990s, rapid business expansion has come in tandem with the strategic positioning of monobrand boutiques in prime locations consonant to the Roberto Cavalli product and clientele.

The first store opened in St. Barthelemy in 1994. The boutiques in Saint Tropez, Venice, Paris, New York, Milan, Rome, Marbeilla, Capri, Florence, Seoul, Mexico City, Dubai, Miami, Las Vegas, Taipei, Istanbul, Porto Cuervo, Valencia, Costa Mesa (LA) and Forte dei Marmi also attract a wide international audience. Many other prestigious shops worldwide have opened recently: Moscow, London, Ginevra and Rodeo Drive. The label is also present in upscale department stores, such as Bergdorf & Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Harrods and Le Printemps and in many more prestigious shops worldwide.

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