All General Outdoor articles – Page 28
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News briefsAluula closes C$14.1m LIFE offering
The Canadian advanced materials manufacturer secures C$14.1 million to expand production and build a new facility.
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News briefsRoots names Rosie Pouzar CCO
The Canadian outdoor lifestyle brand promotes its head of omnichannel growth to lead commercial strategy.
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ArticleSoHo Patagonia workers file for union
Employees at the US outdoor apparel retailer’s New York store seek union representation.
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News briefsNike opens ACG flagship in Beijing
The US portswear giant strengthens its outdoor push with a dedicated ACG retail concept in China’s capital.
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OpinionOutdoor sourcing in 2026: Stabilization without recovery
Stabilizing demand, fragmented orders and rising compliance costs define the outdoor supply chain in early 2026 — with resilience continuing to replace growth as the central strategy.
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News briefsYeti names Scott Bomar CFO
A seasoned retail finance executive joins the US outdoor products company to lead its global finance function.
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News briefsCascade Designs appoints VP of Sales
The US outdoor equipment manufacturer strengthens its leadership team with a new vice president of sales.
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ArticleUS outdoor industry reacts to Supreme Court tariff ruling
American brands welcome greater sourcing clarity but warn that policy volatility and potential retaliation risks continue to shape the business landscape.
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News briefsNorda unveils SS26 footwear collection
The Canadian performance footwear brand introduces a new seasonal lineup inspired by natural forms and color stories.
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News briefsGoPro elevates McGee to president
The action camera maker reshuffles its executive team, promoting a long-time finance leader to president.
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News briefsSwitchback partners with OMA
The US outdoor trade gathering and the Colorado-based sales agency collective join forces to strengthen industry connections.
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ArticleMoncler holds margins near 30% as outdoor lines power Q4 rebound
A Q4 acceleration in Asia and the Americas, coupled with resilient demand for Moncler Grenoble, helped the group close 2025 with margins near 30 percent despite soft European tourism.
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ArticleSportChek drives Canadian Tire’s Q4 sporting goods surge
Double-digit gains at SportChek and sister banners capped a strong year for Canadian Tire’s sporting goods division, underscoring early traction from its True North strategy.
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News briefsOcean Film Tour Vol. 12 premieres
With five new ocean and adventure documentaries, the Hamburg-based International Ocean Film Tour opens its 12th season on Feb. 24.
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News briefsOutdoor Retailer backs Boundary Waters
Minnesota’s Boundary Waters move further into the spotlight as Outdoor Retailer expands its advocacy ahead of the August 2026 show.
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ArticleYeti eyes foreign market growth as international sales rise 25% in Q4
International momentum in Europe, Australia and Japan lifted Yeti’s Q4 sales 7%, with management pointing to further global upside.
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ArticleGarmin Outdoor tops $2bn in record year
Garmin’s Outdoor segment set a new annual high above $2 billion as the group posted record 2025 revenue and guided for further growth in 2026.
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News briefsMomentec names David Baxter CEO
The US sports apparel group backed by private equity reshapes its leadership following the merger of Founder Sport and Augusta Sportswear Brands.
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News briefsReju, Goodwill advance Rochester textile hub
Rochester, New York, is emerging as a US center for textile recycling as a regeneration company and regional nonprofit deepen their partnership.
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OpinionDay 0 comes to Functional Textiles Shanghai: Working further up the Supply Chain
In his latest column, Charles Ross examines how Day 0’s debut in Shanghai pushes sustainability dialogue further up the textile supply chain.
