All General Outdoor articles – Page 3
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News briefsThe powerful domestic impact of Made in France textile production
A new economic impact study reveals that French textile companies reinvest most of their turnover in the national economy, far more than importers.
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ArticleOutzip: “Own the experience, not the gear”
The Berlin-based company wants to solve the utilization problem in the outdoor industry with a standardized rental system that facilitates access to high-quality equipment.
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News briefsOutdoor Media Summit heads to Asheville, North Carolina
The outdoor industry gathering will take place in North Carolina next fall, boosting regional recovery and expanding its CEO track and gear events.
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News briefsÅhléns partners with TrusTrace on traceability
One of the leading Swedish department store chains is advancing its sustainability strategy by adopting new traceability tools to meet emerging EU regulations.
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News briefsOrthoLite opens manufacturing site in North Vietnam
The US-based supplier of sustainable footwear components boosts its Asia presence with a new vertically integrated site in Ninh Binh Province.
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News briefsMarquee Brands acquires Stance, partners with ULAC
The socks and apparel company joins a global brand portfolio, with licensing and operations now handled by a major New York distributor.
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News briefsOn opens flagship stores in Mexico and Spain
A premium Swiss sportswear brand is accelerating global growth with flagship openings in Mexico City and Madrid, blending retail and local culture.
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News briefsKlättermusen acquires Korean distributor AYL
The Swedish mountaineering gear brand has taken full control of its South Korean distribution partner after nearly a decade.
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OpinionA+A 2025: Where protection meets style, and innovation becomes identity
Performance sportswear and design expert Alexa Dehmel reports from A+A 2025 in Düsseldorf, where AI, sustainability and cultural shifts shape the future of workwear.
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OpinionBetween performance and progress
A fitness trend like Hyrox shows what users want — but are material innovations keeping up, or are we stuck in safe cycles of pseudo-progress?
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News briefsPublic voting opens for UK outdoor awards
Outdoor enthusiasts can now vote for their favorite gear and win expo or festival prizes in a major UK public awards competition.
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News briefsSolo Brands outlines progress in turnaround plan
The US-based outdoor goods company shared initial progress from its restructuring efforts following weak Q3 results and shifting market dynamics.
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ArticleBetter Cotton, Uzbekistan launch certification fund
The cotton sustainability group teams up with Uzbekistan’s textile agency to ease the cost of certification for local farming clusters.
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ArticleKMD Brands sees early FY26 growth, cost savings on track
The New Zealand outdoor group behind Kathmandu and Rip Curl reports early sales gains in FY26 and advances on its strategic cost-saving plan.
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ArticleThule Group outlines updated financial targets and strategic focus
The outdoor gear company sets new growth ambitions, shifting focus to Champion categories and long-term value creation.
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ArticleREI returns to adventure travel through Intrepid partnership
The US outdoor retailer reenters the travel space with global small-group trips designed for active, values-driven customers.
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ArticlePeak Performance debuts circular jacket with partners
The Swedish outerwear brand has teamed up with material innovators to create a fully recyclable, disassembly-ready performance jacket.
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News briefsRevolutionRace approves dividend, board changes
At its annual meeting, the Swedish outdoor brand’s shareholders approved key resolutions including a dividend, board changes, and a new incentive plan.
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ArticleASF 4.0 expands to Portugal with megafactory
The Franco-Portuguese footwear initiative aims to produce 1.5 million pairs of sports shoes annually with automated manufacturing.
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News briefsColumbia extends Megamarsch partnership through 2028
The US outdoor brand extends its collaboration with a European long-distance hiking series, aiming to reach more endurance walkers across four countries.
