All General Outdoor articles – Page 84
-
ArticleeVent Fabrics expands global team amid growing demand
The US laminate specialist has hired new senior talent to support global growth, including a key expansion into the South Korean market, enhancing its product development.
-
News briefsIntertextile Shanghai hit the milestone of 100,000 visitors
The event registered a 29% increase in international buyers
-
News briefsIntersport Germany appoints new head of outdoor division
Stefan Gmeiner joins Intersport as Division Manager for Outdoor and Winter, as well as Swim & Beach.
-
News briefsSolo Brands COO steps down
Matthew Webb resigned effective Sept. 27, prompting the company to search for a new COO.
-
News briefsOutnorth's profits recover after a difficult year
The Swedish e-comm company recovered from a loss in 2022 to a SEK 10.5m profit thanks to technical improvements and strategic changes.
-
ArticleNavigating uncertainty: EOS 2024 focuses on circularity and collaboration
The 2024 European Outdoor Summit at Cambridge Union focused on sustainability, EU regulations and collaboration opportunities in the outdoor industry. Will Renwick reports for OIC on the event.
-
ArticleNew report highlights progress on fiber fragmentation
The Microfibre Consortium’s latest report showcases significant advances in tackling fiber fragmentation from textiles, urging further industry involvement.
-
ArticleKMD Brands reports 11.2% drop in FY24 sales
Weak consumer sentiment led to a challenging year for KMD Brands, parent of Rip Curl and Kathmandu, with a net loss of NZ$48.3 million.
-
ArticleArchroma unveils “Planet Conscious+” for sustainable textiles
The Swiss provider of specialty chemicals introduces a comprehensive sustainability roadmap focusing on innovation, transparency and eco-friendly textile solutions.
-
ArticleEU implements partial PFAS ban in clothing for health safety
The European Commission introduced a phased ban on PFHxA, part of the PFAS chemical family, to reduce environmental and health risks in textiles.
-
News briefsChiruca parent to offset factory fire’s carbon
Calzados Fal will be resorting to its usual method.
-
News briefsMoonvalley to close online shop on Black Friday 2024
The Swedish sustainable sports nutrition brand closes its online shop on Black Friday, highlighting environmental efforts and support for women’s empowerment.
-
News briefsYKK presents zipper repair solutions for greater sustainability
The Japanese company introduces a Revived Renewal Series to extend the lifespan of textiles by offering innovative repair solutions for damaged zippers, reducing waste.
-
ArticleAlfa is stronger than ever and has a new head office
Norwegian shoe brand Alfa Sko has moved into a brand-new headquarters and expects record sales in 2024.
-
News briefsOutdoor Industry Association hires new Advocacy Director
OIA has named Jaclyn Levy as Senior Director of Advocacy and Government Affairs, enhancing its policy efforts for outdoor recreation.
-
News briefsBerghaus opens second UK store at Gloucester Quays
The British outdoor brand has opened its second standalone UK store, introducing a new retail concept.
-
OpinionEOS 2024: Particularly good, but are we our own worst enemies?
At the 2024 European Outdoor Summit in Cambridge, leaders reflected on sustainability achievements, emphasizing the need to celebrate industry successes more often.
-
News briefsBuff promotes sustainability with B Corp certification
The Spanish headwear company emphasizes sustainability with renewable energy, recycled materials and social responsibility, earning B Corp certification for its ethical practices.
-
News briefsOIA elects new board members
OIA members elect new board directors, including leaders from Patagonia, Compose[d] and Columbia, to guide the outdoor industry.
-
News briefsCanada Goose enters eyewear market with Marchon’s help
Canada Goose partners with Marchon Eyewear to launch eco-friendly optical glasses and sunglasses, debuting in Spring 2025 across global retail outlets.
