All General Outdoor articles – Page 14
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News briefsIntertextile Shanghai Autumn 2026 to host over 3,500 exhibitors
Performance textiles, sustainability and future materials will be among the key themes as suppliers from 30 countries and regions gather in Shanghai.
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ArticleOnline Brands Nordic plans centralized logistics hub in Falkenberg
A new 24,695-sqm facility will consolidate warehousing and logistics as the Swedish e-commerce group prepares for further growth.
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ArticleHow the state of Maine connects the pieces of its outdoor economy
Maine in New England treats brands, recreation, conservation and economic development as parts of one system. Could its approach hold lessons for Europe?
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News briefsMoonspin brings hemp to women’s mountain bike apparel
The young US brand is bringing a hemp-based fabric blend and workwear-inspired styling to women’s mountain bike apparel.
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ArticleMarquee Brands to acquire Roots and take it private
The C$4.10-per-share deal puts the Canadian heritage brand under Marquee Brands and raises an important question about its future positioning between outdoor lifestyle and fashion.
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ArticlePolartec and Berghaus spotlight performance partnership
Berghaus’ 60th anniversary provides the backdrop for a closer look at its collaboration with Polartec and the British outdoor brand’s product philosophy.
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ArticleNew Wave Sports & Leisure profit jumps on Craft growth
Stronger retail demand and improved profitability highlighted the quarter, with the sports business benefiting particularly from Craft’s momentum.
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ArticleUnifi Q4 sales rise as Repreve supports turnaround
Higher margins and positive cash flow marked further progress in the textile supplier’s turnaround, while recycled-fiber products generated 28 percent of quarterly sales.
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ArticleBergans CEO Silje Garberg Ree moves to Brav and Swix
After leading Bergans through a two-year transformation, Silje Garberg Ree is moving to another major Norwegian outdoor group with a mandate for profitable growth.
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News briefsBMC and Cotswold Outdoor extend hill walking partnership
The renewed partnership will support organized hill walks across England and Wales as participation continues to grow and conservation needs increase.
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ArticleTecnica H1 sales edge higher as winter sports surge
Strong growth in winter sports and Moon Boot offset weaker Lowa sales, while the founding family agreed to increase its stake to 69.09 percent.
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News briefsGoPro promotes Brian Tratt to SVP and CFO
The action-camera company has elevated its finance chief as it continues its strategic review, which could include a sale or merger.
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News briefsEcco reshapes Managing Board with new commercial and product chiefs
The Danish footwear company has revamped its top management, promoting Neal Taylor and bringing former Dr. Martens executive Adam Meek on board.
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News briefsSportScheck sets opening date for second German flagship
The Cisalfa-owned retailer will open its second German flagship in Hannover, combining 2,500 sqm of retail with services and community activities.
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News briefsHaglöfs brings Standard Issue Black into series production
The color standard developed with Polartec moves from concept to commercial application with the FW26 Buteo Mid II Jacket.
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News briefsBerghaus to open first standalone store in Manchester
The British outdoor brand will open its first standalone store on Aug. 26, combining retail, repairs and community programming.
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ArticleMilano Mountain Show expands B2B focus for 2026
The six-day event returns in October, with four days dedicated to industry, institutional and tourism stakeholders, following its 2025 debut.
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ArticleCMP founder Giorgio Campagnolo turns 90
The founder of F.lli Campagnolo remains a presence in the family business he helped build into an international company with five brands.
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ArticleArc’teryx and Salomon drive Amer Sports Q2 growth
Strong outdoor momentum contributed to broad-based double-digit growth and prompted a higher full-year outlook.
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News briefsUnifi to sell US real estate for $60m
The Repreve maker plans to use proceeds from two North Carolina properties to reduce debt and improve financial flexibility.
