All General Outdoor articles – Page 17
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ArticleJohnson Outdoors Q3 sales rise as tariff refunds lift profit
Higher fishing and diving sales lifted Johnson Outdoors’ Q3 revenue, while roughly $15 million in tariff refunds sharply boosted margins and earnings.
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News briefsEU imposes anti-dumping duties of up to 67.6% on Chinese nylon yarn
New EU duties of up to 67.6% target Chinese nylon yarn imports used in products including outdoor and sports apparel.
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News briefsColumbia closes award-winning ‘Expedition Impossible’ campaign
The outdoor brand has wrapped up its global “Expedition Impossible” campaign after hundreds of submissions and a record awards haul.
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OpinionSponsorship or Patronage: Is this a promotional channel worth revisiting?
Charles Ross argues that authentic sponsorship has become a powerful way for outdoor brands to demonstrate values, build trust and strengthen customer loyalty.
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ArticleCoats grows H1 revenue despite weak end markets
Coats increased first-half revenue by 19% and reaffirmed its full-year outlook despite ongoing industry destocking and mixed end-market demand.
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ArticleAlpen sales rise 6% as outdoor and running advance
Running and outdoor categories helped Japan’s Alpen Group lift annual sales, although markdown pressure kept operating profit growth nearly flat.
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News briefsECC and Sport 2000 extend data partnership
Sport 2000 has extended its long-term data partnership with ECC, strengthening digital product data exchange across its European retail network.
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ArticleThredUp posts record Q2 revenue, updates H2 outlook
Record revenue and buyer growth lifted ThredUp’s Q2 performance, but economic uncertainty among price-sensitive shoppers prompted a more cautious outlook for H2.
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ArticleClarus Outdoor growth offsets Adventure weakness in Q2
Outdoor growth and improving underlying margins helped offset continued weakness in Adventure, while a $6.1 million tariff refund lifted Q2 earnings.
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ArticleGoldwin cuts H1 outlook after weak Q1
Slower wholesale sales and weaker demand for The North Face apparel pushed Goldwin’s Q1 profit sharply lower, prompting a substantial first-half forecast cut.
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ArticleLenzing doubles H1 net profit despite lower sales
The Austrian fiber producer improved net profit and cash flow despite lower revenue as it reduced low-margin volumes and accelerated its strategic restructuring.
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ArticleFashion for Good launches PFAS alternatives project
Fashion for Good has launched a collaborative initiative to evaluate PFAS-free durable water- and oil-repellent finishes, aiming to establish more reliable benchmarks for next-generation textile chemistries.
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ArticleLifeStraw expands hydration range with Go Glass bottle
LifeStraw is expanding its reusable hydration portfolio with a glass water bottle featuring integrated two-stage filtration, targeting consumers seeking a sustainable alternative to single-use plastic bottles.
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ArticleHanwag: From the Alps to Paris – bridging outdoor and fashion
Regina Henkel takes a closer look at how Hanwag is successfully bridging outdoor and fashion while remaining firmly rooted in more than a century of shoemaking expertise.
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ArticleTersus Solutions expands recommerce network into Canada
Tersus Solutions is bringing its recommerce infrastructure to Canada with a new Calgary facility, a move that reflects growing demand for local processing as more brands expand their resale businesses.
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ArticleCanada Goose sells Baffin to Canadian footwear manufacturer Royer
Canadian performance footwear brand Baffin is set to change ownership as its current parent company sharpens its focus on its core brand and long-term growth strategy.
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ArticleOberalp advances circular product design in Net Zero journey
The Italian mountain sports group is expanding circular product design through textile-to-textile recycling, repair services and mono-material construction.
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ArticleLupine names Erik Forster CEO
The German premium lighting specialist has completed a year-long transformation under Benedikt Böhm and appointed Erik Forster CEO to lead its next growth phase.
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ArticleILM strengthens outdoor focus and awards
The Offenbach trade show is expanding outdoor and travel goods, reviving awards and deepening international cooperation for its August edition.
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News briefsMIT researchers develop recyclable stretch yarn
Researchers at a leading US university have developed a recyclable stretch yarn that could replace non-recyclable spandex in future textiles.
