All General Outdoor articles
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News briefsOcean Bottle enters US market
The UK-based, sustainability-focused drinkware brand expands into the US with products designed to reduce ocean-bound plastic through a global collection program.
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News briefsVaude supports Swiss climate petition
The German outdoor brand takes part in a Swiss climate action calling for stronger measures to protect alpine environments and glacier regions.
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News briefsAsahi Kasei, Teijin merge subsidiaries
Two major Japanese materials groups plan to integrate their trading and fiber operations into a joint venture to strengthen competitiveness and scale.
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News briefsOboz, Unity Folks launch campus program
The outdoor footwear brand and a diversity-focused training organization are piloting a program that links college students to careers in the outdoor industry.
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News briefsEU sets new bioeconomy strategy
A new EU framework aims to scale up Europe’s bio-based industries, strengthening resilience and reducing dependence on fossil-derived materials.
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News briefsKlarna rolls out Tap to Pay
The Swedish digital banking and payments provider expands its contactless offering across Europe with a new in-store checkout feature.
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ArticleYeti sets foundation for 2026 rebound
The cooler and drinkware specialist sets out its 2026 priorities, from product expansion to global market development.
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ArticleEngo owner takes over smart eyewear business
A French AR-sports eyewear specialist changes ownership, with its former founder taking control of two key brands and shifting focus toward endurance athletes.
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ArticleISPO and BORN launch investor lounge for start-ups
A new investor platform connects sport, health, and tech start-ups with capital, mentoring and market access – beyond the trade show floor.
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News briefsIcebug sets donation record with anti-Black Friday campaign
The Swedish brand skipped Black Friday promotions for the sixth year in a row, donating all revenue to forest and wilderness conservation groups.
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ArticleNewell to cut 900 office jobs in global overhaul
The US-based consumer goods group behind outdoor brands like Coleman and Marmot is reducing its workforce and closing stores to streamline operations.
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News briefsDb expands global sales leadership team
The Scandinavian travel gear brand strengthens its sales team in the US, DACH and Scandinavia to drive expansion in premium retail markets.
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News briefsFrank Junker exits Munich Fabric Start
After two decades shaping one of Europe’s key textile shows, the longtime creative lead is stepping down to pursue new event ventures.
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News briefsSalomon opens second store in NYC
The French outdoor brand adds a second NYC location in Williamsburg, highlighting Sportstyle products and its continued growth in North America.
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ArticleFashion for Good launches net-zero factory blueprint
The sustainability accelerator has launched a first-of-its-kind blueprint to help textile manufacturers reduce carbon emissions by up to 93 percent.
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News briefsKMD Brands appoints VP People for Europe
The New Zealand-based active lifestyle group strengthens its European HR leadership with a new appointment based in southwestern France.
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News briefsThe North Face opens concept store in Bangkok
A new retail format in Bangkok reflects the American outdoor brand’s strategy to elevate urban exploration and strengthen its footprint in Asia.
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ArticleTexworld Paris to host 1,300 exhibitors in 2026
The textile and apparel sourcing event will return to Paris in February 2026 with over 1,000 exhibitors and a focus on sustainability.
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ArticleOutdoor Retailer Climate Commitment reports climate progress
The European network of outdoor retailers reports climate progress, emissions cuts and database upgrades in its 2024 annual climate report.
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ArticleOutdoor companies join forces for Green Friday fundraising
Instead of pushing discounts, several European outdoor brands are donating part of their Green Friday sales to environmental conservation efforts.
