All General Outdoor articles – Page 90
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News briefsPMI refutes Stanley Black & Decker’s lawsuit over ‘Stanley’ brand name
PMI pushes back against Stanley Black & Decker’s lawsuit, defending its century-old Stanley brand in the food and beverage container market.
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News briefsTexworld Apparel Sourcing Paris attracted 10% more visitors
The latest edition of the fabric fair took place on Feb. 10-12.
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ArticleWhy outdoor and fashion are colliding now
Once defined solely by its utility, outdoor fashion is now booming as a form of self-expression, especially in this fast-changing political environment, says Chris Goddard, our guest writer from the US.
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ArticleNext-gen materials to reach 8% of fiber market by 2030, suggests new report
A New Report from Fashion for Good and Boston Consulting Group explains the advantages of scaling next-generation materials.
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News briefsH&M Foundation backs The Fashion ReModel
The foundation joins Ellen MacArthur’s Fashion ReModel to scale circular fashion, helping brands decouple revenue from production and reduce waste.
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News briefsPelotan launches crowdfunding campaign for global expansion
The young sunscreen brand trusted by elite athletes opens crowdfunding to fuel global expansion.
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News briefsGlobetrotter kicks off outdoor testival season in April
Globetrotter’s open-air consumer test festival is returning to Germany with outdoor equipment tests, bike adventures and trade-in service for used gear.
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ArticleFirst phase of Wolverine’s turnaround is complete
The parent of Merrell sees progress in its turnaround plan, but retail challenges and tariffs loom.
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ArticleGarmin shares jump to all-time high after Q4 results exceed estimates
The Swiss company’s stock surged 27% as Q4 earnings beat forecasts, with strong growth in outdoor and fitness segments.
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ArticleTrump administration’s public lands cuts threaten US recreation, safety
Mass layoffs at US land agencies could mean closed trails, fewer rangers and higher wildfire risks. Here’s how US public lands may be impacted.
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News briefsOverland Expo SoCal debuts with 300+ exhibitors, workshops
The event for overland adventure enthusiasts in Costa Mesa, California, debuts March 15-16 with 300+ exhibitors, expert-led workshops and outdoor gear demos.
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OpinionDesign: Are we just adding more stuff – or is the new season offering better potential?
OIC columnist Charles Ross says that the outdoor industry needs to rethink its dependence on selling more and more new products – a model that aligns it with fast fashion – by adopting repair, remanufacturing and service-based business models to reduce overconsumption while maintaining profitability.
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ArticleColumbia Sportswear expands space partnership with lunar mission
Columbia’s space-tested Omni-Shade tech is going on its next launch mission with IM-2’s Athena lunar lander.
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ArticleHelly Hansen changes ownership for C$1.28bn
Canadian Tire sells the Norwegian brand to the US-based global lifestyle apparel company Kontoor Brands, refocusing on its core business, Canadian retail.
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ArticleSolo Brands appoints John Larson as interim CEO
Chris Metz has stepped down from his role as CEO of the parent company of the Solo Stove, Chubbies, Oru Kayak, Isle and Icy Breeze brands, but will assist with the transition.
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News briefsAluula and Db collab on ultralight travel gear
The partners unveil a new travel bag collection featuring ultralight, durable travel gear made with advanced composite materials.
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ArticleIndian researchers develop water-repellent, conductive textile for extreme cold
The innovative textile is said to overcome the limitations of existing conductive textiles, such as poor durability, high power consumption and vulnerability to water exposure.
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ArticleSchöffel Group: The eighth generation has taken over
Jakob Schöffel takes over the management from his father Peter, becoming the eighth generation at the helm of the long-established outdoor company.
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News briefsPolygiene expands with cooling technology
New StayCool enhances comfort by reducing the fabric temperature by 2 to 3°C when activated by moisture and heat.
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ArticleGore faces class-action lawsuit in the US over PFAS greenwashing allegations
The maker of Gore-Tex faces a lawsuit alleging it misled consumers by promoting products as eco-friendly while using harmful “forever chemicals.”
