All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 17
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News briefsCirc announces new Fiber Club partners
The US textile recycler grows its Fiber Club with new fashion brands and supply chain partners to scale circular materials.
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News briefsPolygiene's new OdorCrunch2.0 to be launched
The Swedish textile technology specialist marks its 20th anniversary with a new heavy-metal-free odor control solution.
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News briefsKeela partners with National Trust Scotland
The Scottish outdoor brand teams up with the conservation charity to launch a new apparel collection supporting wild landscapes.
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News briefsVivobarefoot launches global loyalty program
The UK minimalist footwear brand introduces a global loyalty program that rewards purchases, movement and sustainable actions.
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ArticleOn opens second LightSpray factory
The Swiss performance footwear brand scales its LightSpray production with a new robotic factory in South Korea.
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News briefsEOCA urges support for nature laws
The conservation association urges the outdoor sector to defend EU environmental laws under review.
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News briefsClimatex raises €3.5M, names CEO-designate
The Swiss circular textile technology specialist secures new capital and prepares for a leadership transition to scale recyclable fabric solutions globally.
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News briefsDecathlon expands Rebike shop-in-shops
A French sporting goods retailer deepens its circular retail strategy with new refurbished e-bike shop-in-shops across Germany.
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OpinionOutdoor sourcing in 2026: Stabilization without recovery
Stabilizing demand, fragmented orders and rising compliance costs define the outdoor supply chain in early 2026 — with resilience continuing to replace growth as the central strategy.
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News briefsGCI, Sterling partner in Colombia
The US nonprofit and the rope manufacturer team up to support youth climbing and sustainable tourism in Colombia.
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News briefsCinelli partners with Bike Aid
The Milan-based cycling brand will equip Germany’s Bike Aid team as part of a partnership focused on developing African cycling talent.
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News briefsOutdoor Retailer backs Boundary Waters
Minnesota’s Boundary Waters move further into the spotlight as Outdoor Retailer expands its advocacy ahead of the August 2026 show.
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News briefsReju, Goodwill advance Rochester textile hub
Rochester, New York, is emerging as a US center for textile recycling as a regeneration company and regional nonprofit deepen their partnership.
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OpinionDay 0 comes to Functional Textiles Shanghai: Working further up the Supply Chain
In his latest column, Charles Ross examines how Day 0’s debut in Shanghai pushes sustainability dialogue further up the textile supply chain.
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News briefsSuunto kicks off Vertical Week 2026
Climate protection is at the center of a global call to action launched by Finnish outdoor technology brand Suunto.
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News briefsCirculose reopens Sundsvall factory
Circulose has been under the ownership of private equity firm Altor since 2024.
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ArticleReju selects Lacq for French hub
The France-based textile regeneration specialist advances its circular polyester plans with a new industrial site in Lacq.
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News briefsAntje von Dewitz wins K5 award
For her impact on sustainability in retail, the German outdoor brand executive was honored by the digital commerce platform K5.
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ArticleGFA examines pay equity in Türkiye
Gender pay gaps in Türkiye’s fashion manufacturing sector are the focus of a new report from a Copenhagen-based sustainability nonprofit.
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ArticlePOW demands climate-first Winter Olympics
The Winter Olympics are becoming a visible test of climate resilience, says the UK-based chapter of the advocacy group, urging systemic reform.
