All General Outdoor articles – Page 21
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News briefsAllover expands lineup with Daily Driver Pant
Colorado-based Allover Apparel has expanded beyond its signature overalls with a new technical pant for outdoor and everyday use.
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ArticleCoDi names CEO successor
Compass Diversified has unveiled a planned leadership transition, with COO Zach Sawtelle set to succeed CEO Elias Sabo at year-end.
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News briefsSea to Summit unveils innovation-focused SS27 collection
Australian gear specialist highlights lightweight design, packability and performance in its Spring/Summer 2027 range.
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ArticleAmazon invests €10bn in European logistics network
Amazon will invest more than €10 billion in Europe, expanding robotics, delivery capabilities and workforce development.
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News briefsTime launches inaugural Time100 Sports list
Time’s first Time100 Sports list recognizes athletes, executives and media figures shaping sport, business and culture worldwide.
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News briefsEssilorLuxottica to produce smart eyewear in Italy
The group will launch smart eyewear production in Agordo by early 2027 as part of a broader investment in Italian manufacturing.
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ArticleOrtlieb launches proprietary Tidura material platform
German bag specialist Ortlieb introduces its own material platform to increase supply chain control, transparency and durability.
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ArticleThredUp expands resale model with peer-to-peer marketplace
New Direct Listing service combines peer-to-peer selling with AI tools, zero seller fees and marketplace-backed returns.
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News briefsTernua restructures under new Dikar subsidiary
Spanish outdoor brand Ternua has established a new corporate structure under owner Dikar as it seeks to stabilize operations and return to growth following its acquisition by the Basque cooperative group in late 2025.
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News briefsFinisterre backs forest-ocean restoration campaign
Finisterre has partnered with Cornwall-based environmental organization Plant One to support the No Trees No Seas campaign, an initiative designed to highlight the ecological connection between forests, rivers and marine ecosystems.
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News briefsSkinny Skis and Smartwool win Grassroots honors
Jackson, Wyoming-based Skinny Skis and Smartwool have been named Retailer of the Year and Vendor of the Year, respectively, in the 2026 Grassroots Outdoor Specialty Awards.
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ArticleGOTS 8.0 raises bar for textile supply chain accountability
The Global Organic Textile Standard has released Version 8.0 of its certification framework, introducing stricter requirements for due diligence, environmental performance, chemical management and circular business models across the textile value chain.
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News briefsKühl opens first East Coast store in Boston
Kühl has opened its first retail location on the US East Coast, selecting Boston as the next step in the brand’s growing direct-to-consumer strategy.
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ArticleOTS celebrates 20 years in Liverpool
The Outdoor Trade Show (OTS) celebrated its 20th anniversary with a well-attended edition in Liverpool, reinforcing its position as the UK’s leading trade event for the outdoor industry.
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News briefsHydraPak targets North American run specialty expansion
The hydration specialist is increasing investments in events, retail partnerships and sales representation to accelerate growth in the running category.
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ArticleIntersport expands executive management team
The appointment of longtime executive Stephan Schwarz signals a stronger focus on commercial execution, strategic brands and global alignment across the IIC network.
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News briefsBerghaus to open first UK brand store
The British outdoor brand will open its first standalone UK retail location later this year at Manchester Arndale.
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ArticleDecathlon opens seventh Austrian store
The sporting goods retailer has opened its seventh store in Austria, strengthening its presence in Vienna’s prime shopping district and confirming further expansion plans.
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ArticleBetter Cotton opens registration for 2027 conference
The cotton sustainability organization will bring its flagship conference to Africa for the first time, combining the event with its Programme Partner Meeting in Morocco.
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OpinionOTS at 20: Still built for business
As OTS celebrates its 20th edition, Charles Ross argues that retailer relationships, sustainability discussions and product innovation continue to make the UK trade show relevant despite growing competition from larger European events.
