All General Outdoor articles – Page 30
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News briefsYonderland cuts emissions, expands circularity
The European outdoor retail group has exceeded climate targets early while scaling repair, rental and resale services across its network.
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ArticleThredUp Q1 revenue grows
Strong buyer growth and improved margins helped ThredUp lift its full-year outlook despite ongoing net losses.
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News briefsFristads enters safety footwear category
The Swedish workwear specialist is entering safety footwear with a new collection designed to integrate apparel and shoes across professional environments.
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News briefsWorldly acquires Bendi for AI traceability
The sustainability data platform has acquired a UK-based specialist to strengthen deep-tier supplier visibility and compliance capabilities.
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ArticleREI narrows losses as sales edge up
Improved margins and disciplined execution helped REI narrow losses in 2025 while continuing to invest in members, products and sustainability initiatives.
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ArticlePatagonia expands Iceland salmon farming campaign
The outdoor brand is broadening its European activism efforts around industrial salmon farming and proposed aquaculture legislation in Iceland.
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News briefsCoros expands Europe leadership structure
The sports technology brand says Europe is now its fastest-growing region and has named new leadership to support further expansion
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News briefsTrusTrace partners with FYUL
The supply chain traceability specialist has partnered with a global on-demand merchandise platform to improve supplier visibility, certificate management and regulatory readiness.
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News briefsSnow Peak opens Seattle community hub
The Japanese outdoor lifestyle brand has opened a 3,700-square-foot Seattle store and community space, its first new North American retail location in more than a decade.
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News briefsSource launches outdoor water filter kits
The Israeli outdoor specialist has launched two portable filtration kits aimed at hikers, travelers and emergency preparedness users.
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ArticleGOTS facilities rise 15% in 2025
Global Organic Textile Standard certification grew strongly in 2025, while Global Standard advanced traceability tools, due diligence systems and a new broader textile standard.
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ArticleReju spotlights textile circularity in BBC series
CEO Patrik Frisk’s Reju uses two short films to highlight polyester regeneration and its Goodwill partnership as circularity gains momentum.
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News briefsSwedish sports retail rebounds in Q1
Sweden’s sports retail market returned to growth in the first quarter, helped by cold weather and stronger demand for winter equipment and apparel.
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ArticleKMD reshapes board leadership
The New-Zealand-based group has named Philip Bowman as chair, linking the leadership change to its ongoing Next Level turnaround plan.
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ArticleNewell Q1 beats expectations as outdoor sales soften
Better-than-expected Q1 results and improving demand trends prompted Newell Brands to raise its 2026 outlook, even as Outdoor & Recreation sales remained lower year over year.
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News briefsPeak Performance unveils new shell tech
The Swedish brand has introduced the Ridge HIPE ACE 3L Hiking Jacket, the first product using its new polypropylene membrane platform.
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ArticleL.L.Bean goes analog again
The US retailer will pause social media for a fifth year during Mental Health Month, expanding the initiative with limited-edition totes and wellness partnerships.
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ArticleColumbia lifts earnings outlook despite flat Q1 sales
International growth and a better tariff outlook supported Columbia’s updated 2026 guidance, while US wholesale weakness weighed on Q1 sales.
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News briefsLycra names sustainability VP
The US company has promoted longtime executive Alistair Williamson to lead product sustainability as it expands lower-impact fiber innovation.
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ArticleEquip secures B Corp status
The owner of Rab and Lowe Alpine has achieved B Corp certification as it advances its long-term responsible growth strategy.
