All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 23
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ArticleSchöffel strengthens sustainability and climate goals
The German outdoor clothing company outlines climate targets, fair labor practices and supply chain reforms in its latest sustainability report.
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News briefsBetter Cotton appoints new CEO
The global initiative for sustainable cotton has appointed Nick Weatherill as its new leader to drive progress on traceability and certification goals across the entire supply chain.
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News briefsWoolmark: Wool outperforms synthetics in athletic wear
A new four-year study finds natural wool offers clear thermal and moisture-regulation benefits for athletes engaged in stop-and-go sports.
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ArticleTrusTrace launches supply chain data playbook
The Sweden-based traceability platform unveils a new framework to help global fashion brands manage compliance, data collection and supply chain risk.
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News briefsFenix Outdoor partners with TextileGenesis
The collaboration is designed to ensure fiber-to-retail traceability of Fenix’ products
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News briefseVent Fabrics launches recyclable, plant-based laminates
The US-based textile specialist introduces circular, plant-based waterproof and windproof laminates for more sustainable outdoor gear production.
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News briefsNikwax cuts carbon with reformulated Down Wash
The UK-based specialist in outdoor gear care has revamped one of its key products, significantly cutting emissions while boosting performance.
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News briefsCraft and Houdini release limited-edition running shoe
The Swedish outdoor brands collaborate on a nature-inspired race shoe debuting ahead of the 2025 Stockholm Marathon.
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ArticleEOG’s first Outdoor Impact Summit sparks momentum for lasting change
At the two-day gathering in Munich, Europe’s outdoor sector tackled climate, circularity and equity – shifting from ambition to implementation.
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News briefsThredUp makes resale platform free for brands
The US-based resale specialist is updating its tech offering to remove financial barriers for companies entering the secondhand market.
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ArticleShein’s net-zero plan approved despite ongoing criticism
The large online fast fashion company claims to be making progress toward its climate goals – but critics doubt that the promises will be put into practice.
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ArticleOUTO expands push for equality and inclusion in the Outdoors
The UK-based nonprofit Opening Up The Outdoors is working with global brands to break down access barriers in the outdoor industry and build a more inclusive future.
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ArticleGOTS expands reach and tech to strengthen organic textile integrity
The Germany-based nonprofit behind the textile certification standard reveals global growth, new tech and expanded regional engagement.
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News briefsTeijin Frontier develops new polyester fabric
The new material combines high-performance features with a natural fiber-like texture and appearance.
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News briefsPatagonia publishes book on regenerative farming
A new book by Kelsey Timmerman explores global efforts by farmers to combat climate change through regenerative agriculture.
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ArticleFrance approves garment impact score rule
A new French regulation will require fashion brands to display environmental impact scores, with broader implications for EU sustainability rules.
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News briefsYKK shifts to 100% low-carbon aluminum zippers
The Japanese manufacturer of fastening products announces a full transition to low-carbon aluminum in its zipper production to support emissions goals.
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ArticleSeven grassroots outdoor projects receive IGOT funding
It’s Great Out There Coalition is funding grassroots efforts to promote inclusive access to nature through organized outdoor activity days in 2025.
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News briefsBerghaus film highlights Muslim women in the outdoors
A new short film from the UK outdoor brand tells the story of a Glasgow-based mother who encourages inclusivity in the hills through hiking.
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ArticleWFSGI urges action on $300bn inactivity crisis
The global industry group is calling for stronger public-private partnerships to reverse a growing physical inactivity crisis projected to cost billions.
