All General Outdoor articles – Page 2
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ArticleOutdoor tourism’s infrastructure challenge
FESI and POW call for better rail connections, infrastructure and industry cooperation to support sustainable outdoor tourism in Europe.
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ArticlePolygiene Q3 sales fall 28% as textile demand weakens
Elevated inventories, rising material costs and weak textile orders weighed on profitability, while Addmaster recorded sales growth.
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ArticleThule Q3 profit rises 15% despite weak RV market
European sales and newer product categories supported profitability, while tariff refunds contributed to higher margins.
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ArticleVaude is the first brand certified under Green Shape
The outdoor brand becomes the first to complete independent Green Shape certification, with 80 percent of its fall/winter collection certified.
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News briefsWoolmark launches global ‘Return to Real’ campaign
Woolmark’s new global campaign highlights Merino wool’s natural performance, targeting consumers in China and key European markets.
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OpinionEl Niño: A warning for the outdoor industry
Charles Ross warns that a potentially severe El Niño could disrupt outdoor industry supply chains, agriculture and consumer markets.
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ArticlePerformance Days sets new attendance record
The Munich textile trade show attracted 5,170 visitors and 599 exhibitors, with new forums focusing on sustainability, innovation and sourcing.
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ArticleSkechers and Kizik both claim patent victory
A Munich court found one Skechers footwear design infringed Kizik’s patent but rejected claims against three others, prompting competing victory claims.
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News briefsColumbia expands Colombian retail network with Forus
The outdoor brand has opened another store in Colombia as regional distributor Forus continues expanding its retail network.
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News briefsWoolrich opens first mainland China concept store in Shanghai
The heritage outdoor brand has opened its first mainland China concept store as Baoxiniao advances its expansion strategy.
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News briefsDecathlon opens eighth Austrian store in Innsbruck
The sporting goods retailer has opened its eighth Austrian location in Innsbruck, focusing on mountain and winter sports as it continues to expand.
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News briefsCanopy revises Hot Button criteria for cellulosic fibers
The revised framework introduces stricter sustainability criteria, greater emphasis on recycled fibers and a simplified rating system for MMCF producers.
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ArticleThule Group Chairman resigns amid shareholder pressure
Hans Eckerström has resigned with immediate effect after shareholders representing 28% of Thule Group proposed a new Board Chairman.
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ArticleGregory and Faction launch ski travel collection
The two brands have joined forces on a four-piece collection of ski travel equipment, combining technical functionality with freeride-inspired design.
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ArticleDeuter restructures UK and Ireland distribution
A new distribution partnership takes effect Nov. 1 as Deuter closes SSO UK and transfers responsibility to Burton McCall.
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ArticleGoPro advances $285m merger with Starman Optical
The action camera maker has filed its preliminary merger proxy, detailing a $285 million deal and financial restatements.
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ArticleHestra celebrates 90 years of glove manufacturing
The Swedish family-owned glove manufacturer marks nine decades in business, producing 2.7 million pairs annually and expanding its international retail presence.
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ArticleDevold leads merino wool CSR assessment
The Norwegian wool specialist was the only brand to receive a “good” CSR rating in a German consumer test, earning top marks for transparency.
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News briefsKailas becomes title sponsor of Freeride World Tour China Series
The Chinese outdoor brand expands its freeride skiing activities through competition sponsorship, technical apparel and mountain safety education.
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News briefsBerghaus and Pop Trading Company launch collection
The British outdoor brand and Dutch skatewear label combine technical outerwear with urban styling in a new apparel collection.
