All General Outdoor articles – Page 11
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News briefsKlättermusen opens its largest European store in Gothenburg
The Swedish outdoor brand has opened a 359-sqm store in central Gothenburg, its largest European location and first Swedish store outside Stockholm.
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News briefsObōz skips Fashion Week with tongue-in-cheek fall campaign
The Montana footwear brand is using its absence from New York Fashion Week to emphasize its trail roots with a new multichannel fall campaign.
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ArticleCirc and BHF sign recycled polyester offtake agreement
The US textile recycler is expanding its manufacturing network in China through an offtake agreement covering commercial staple fiber production.
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News briefsCampagnolo sells minority stake to Pinarello owner
The Campagnolo family will retain control as Ivan Glasenberg’s investment company takes a minority stake in the historic Italian cycling component maker.
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News briefsSea to Summit achieves B Corp certification
The Australian outdoor equipment brand has completed B Lab’s certification process, adding a company-wide benchmark for its social and environmental performance.
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ArticleBritish outdoor brands unite in new OTS Village at ISPO Amsterdam
Eleven British outdoor brands will exhibit together in Amsterdam as OTS and the OIA extend their industry platform beyond the UK.
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ArticleSherpa Adventure Gear expands Nepal flood relief with $20,000 donation
The Nepal-rooted outdoor brand is combining a percentage of sales with an additional $20,000 donation supporting disaster relief and reconstruction.
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ArticleBrompton and And Wander bridge cycling and outdoor with G Line collaboration
The British folding-bike maker and Japanese outdoor label are combining their design approaches in a limited bike, luggage and apparel collection.
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ArticleOutdoor Alliance maps recreation areas at risk from US policy rollbacks
The recreation coalition highlights more than 20 western US landscapes as federal policy changes reshape the balance between conservation, recreation and development.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor debuts multi-brand 'Fjällräven & Co.' retail concept
The new Boston concept combines Fjällräven, Royal Robbins, Devold and Hanwag as Fenix Outdoor experiments with a broader multi-brand retail format.
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ArticleKendal Mountain heads south with new summer outdoor festival
The organizers are extending the Kendal concept into southern England with a three-day summer event combining outdoor culture, activities and brands.
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News briefsThe North Face taps Endvr to boost wholesale sell-through
The VF-owned outdoor brand is rolling out digital product education and sales incentives to retail associates across its U.S. and Canadian dealer network.
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ArticleHelly Hansen targets $1.1bn as Kontoor maps global growth push
Kontoor Brands sees major untapped potential in technical outdoor, the US and workwear as it targets roughly 10 percent annual growth for Helly Hansen.
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ArticleAllied audit puts down processing emissions below industry benchmarks
The insulation supplier has published facility-level carbon data as outdoor brands face growing demands for supply chain transparency and product-level information.
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ArticleHaglöfs brings Standard Issue Black into commercial production
The Swedish outdoor brand is moving its joint color-standardization project with Polartec from concept to market with the Buteo Mid II Jacket.
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ArticleLenz acquires Swiss glove specialist Snowlife
The Austrian heated-apparel specialist is taking full ownership of Snowlife after 15 years of cooperation, while retaining the Swiss brand, team and operations.
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ArticleNorrøna expands beyond products with adventure travel push
The Norwegian outdoor company is broadening its business beyond apparel and equipment with guided trips, proprietary destinations and premium adventure experiences.
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ArticlePinewood marks 30 years with limited Canada Classic anniversary shirt
The Swedish outdoor brand is marking three decades with a limited edition of the checked shirt that started the business.
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ArticleGoPro agrees Starman Optical merger in major strategic reset
The action-camera pioneer will remain publicly listed but move into AI infrastructure and defense under a deal that gives shareholders $285 million in cash and a 10 percent stake in the combined company.
