All General Outdoor articles – Page 6
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ArticleWolverine raises 2026 outlook on continued growth at Merrell and Saucony
Wolverine Worldwide raised its full-year forecast again. Merrell and Saucony drove growth, while international sales rose nearly 11%. Tariffs and Sweaty Betty remain headwinds.
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News briefsSalomon opens Beijing flagship as China retail expansion accelerates
The French outdoor brand has opened a three-story flagship in Beijing as its parent, Amer Sports, raises its store-opening target for China.
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ArticleGerman e-commerce group calls for sell-off period under EU greenwashing rules
Germany’s e-commerce association warns new EU greenwashing rules could leave existing goods unsellable and is calling for transitional measures.
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ArticleSolo Brands narrows Q2 loss as Watersports sales surge
Strong Watersports retail growth and lower operating costs helped Solo Brands narrow its Q2 loss despite weaker Solo Stove and Chubbies sales.
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ArticleGregory helps lift Samsonite lifestyle bags in H1
Strong Gregory bag sales helped Samsonite’s lifestyle category outperform in H1, while the planned BÉIS acquisition expands the group further beyond luggage.
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ArticleWeSports Q2 sales jump 55% as cycling drives growth
Cycling and running led strong organic growth in Q2, while WeSports increased its ownership of Bikelease and ski specialist SkiCom.
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ArticleYeti Q2 sales rise 9% as Coolers & Equipment accelerates
Coolers & Equipment and international markets drove Q2 growth, while tariff refunds boosted reported margins and Yeti raised its full-year EPS outlook.
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News briefsSportChek leads Canadian Tire retail growth in Q2
Sports retail outperformed in Q2, driven by fanwear, team sports and footwear, while new store concepts remain a strategic focus.
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ArticleSingapore Outdoor Fair expands with first dedicated Snow Expo
Singapore’s largest outdoor and sports lifestyle show is broadening its scope with winter sports, more than 80 brands and 21 product launches.
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News briefsYoungone expands global textile manufacturing with Korean machinery investment
The outdoor and performance apparel manufacturer is adding 180 Korean-made knitting machines as it expands and vertically integrates production.
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ArticleOutdoor Retailer debuts revamped format in Minneapolis
The US outdoor trade show is moving to Minneapolis with a redesigned format focused on emerging brands, specialty retail and creator-driven discovery.
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News briefsBorås INK to establish textile microfactory for circular innovation
A new open-access microfactory in Sweden’s textile hub will give entrepreneurs, students and companies facilities for prototyping and circular innovation.
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ArticleHelly Hansen drives Kontoor Q2 growth as outlook rises
Stronger-than-expected Helly Hansen sales and improving margins helped Kontoor lift Q2 earnings expectations as integration gains continued.
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News briefsWorldly appoints Léyoh Goodall as SVP of Growth
The supply chain intelligence platform has appointed an experienced sustainability executive as demand for verified, multi-tier data grows.
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ArticleGarmont puts foot anatomy at heart of footwear design
The Italian mountain footwear brand explains how its proprietary a.d.d. design approach translates foot anatomy into specific construction features.
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News briefsOn Q2 margin hits record as premium strategy pays off
Record margins and fast-growing DTC and apparel sales underline the strength of On’s premium strategy despite a promotional market.
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News briefsOrtovox and VDBS expand partnership to backpacks
The outdoor brand is extending its 16-year partnership with Germany’s professional mountain and ski guide association.
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ArticleJack Wolfskin refocuses on long-distance hiking
The German outdoor brand is repositioning around long-distance and thru-hiking, backed by a new athlete team and FW26 product push.
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ArticleEK Archery targets European expansion
The Taiwanese archery specialist is taking greater control of its European brand-building as it targets further growth, particularly in DACH.
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News briefsMountain Equipment appoints Rocky Mountain sales representative
The British alpine brand has appointed industry veteran Elliott Nolan to oversee sales across four key Rocky Mountain states.
