Cavour, Featured in the Financial Times

8 September 20261 min read

"The cuts are sharp, shaped by a premium tailor, and the materials are luxurious even from a distance, ranging from mocha brown gabardine to soft black linens. Flashes of a forest-green logo can be glimpsed inside the jacket linings."

Cavour was recently featured in the Financial Times' Style section, in a column called "Wear in the World," which looks at what's actually being worn on the ground in cities around the world.

We won't repeat the piece here, it's worth reading in full, and it says some things about us better than we'd manage to say about ourselves.

More than ten years in, still family-run, still focused on getting the fit right. Thank you to everyone who's been part of that story so far!

Read the full piece from the Financial Times here.

Ten Years of Cavour, Now in the Financial Times

Earlier this season, we threw a party in Oslo to mark a little more than ten years of Cavour. Among the people who came through the door that night was a journalist from the Financial Times, there to see what a decade of the brand looked like up close rather than on a rack.

That evening turned into a proper visit to the store a little later, fittings, fabric, and the usual questions about how a Norwegian label with two founders and no outside backing ends up dressing the people it does. The result ran this month in the FT's Style section, in a column called "Wear in the World," which looks at what's being worn on the ground in cities around the world.

We won't repeat the piece here, it's worth reading in full, and it says some things about us better than we'd manage to say about ourselves.

If you were at the anniversary event, thank you for being part of the room that started this. If you weren't, the door's always open at our store in Oslo!