General Outdoor – Page 25
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ArticleFinisterre launches a recycled neoprene mat designed in line with circular economy principles
UK cold-water surf and outdoor brand Finisterre’s new changing mat made from recycled wetsuits shows how circular design can transform ocean waste into durable surf essentials.
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News briefsArc’teryx sets up footwear business unit to drive growth
The Canadian outdoor brand has formed a dedicated footwear business unit to accelerate innovation, growth and leadership in the global mountain footwear market.
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News briefsKathmandu becomes official apparel partner of the New Zealand Team
The outdoor brand will create New Zealand’s next Olympic kits.
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News briefsLenzing appoints new Supervisory Board Chair and members
Lenzing AG has refreshed its Supervisory Board leadership and reaffirms ESG-focused strategy during its 81st Annual General Meeting.
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News briefsPatagonia opens store in historic Casa Frey in Argentina
Patagonia turns an explorer’s home in Bariloche into its newest store, blending retail with restoration, community events and conservation.
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News briefsEtsy urges US consumers to buy local products in light of rising tariffs
As new tariffs take effect, Etsy urges US buyers to shop local and helps sellers navigate rising costs, changing rules, and global uncertainty.
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ArticleIOC applauds UN declaration affirming role of sport in gender equality
A UN declaration highlights sport’s transformative role in promoting gender equality and empowering women and girls globally, which the IOC officially welcomes.
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News briefsOSV and POW launch joint project to rethink sports sponsorship
A new French initiative aims to flip the script on athlete sponsorships, aligning brand partnerships with environmental impact and climate action.
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OpinionFunctional Fabric Fair, Portland: Does anybody understand tariffs over here…?
Caught between chaotic tariff policies and climate urgency, Charles Ross finds the US outdoor industry bracing for impact – and leaning into collaboration.
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News briefsKane Footwear presents Earth Month collaboration with 1% for the Planet
The Connecticut-based footwear brand deepens its commitment to sustainability with a limited-edition Earth Month recovery shoe benefiting 1% for the Planet.
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News briefsBangladesh restricts yarn imports from India by land
Bangladesh halts Indian yarn imports via land ports, raising logistics costs and disrupting trade; India exported $1.6bn in cotton yarn in 2024.
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News briefsEuRIC event stresses need for systemic change to achieve textiles circularity
EuRIC’s manifesto, outlined at the event, contains a series of recommendations for achieving textile circularity by 2030.
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News briefsEvoc deepens sustainability commitment with Patron CleanUP Tour
The German brand strengthens its environmental efforts through a hands-on partnership with Patron e.V. for the CleanUP Tour 2025, including a new bikepacking event.
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News briefsEOCA launches Earth Day fundraising campaign with outdoor brands
Six brands are offering discounts on outdoor gear as part of the Earth Day fundraiser, as well as conservation initiatives that protect nature through community projects.
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News briefsIcebug USA to donate all Earth Day proceeds to forest conservation
The brand will donate 100 percent of its US and Canadian web sales on Earth Day to groups fighting forest degradation and promoting land conservation.
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News briefsTemu and Shein warn of price hikes in the US due to tariffs
The e-comm giants announce price increases and ad cuts in the US as Trump’s tariffs and policy shifts reshape the fast fashion market.
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ArticleSmall businesses and California sue Trump over tariffs
A Vermont cycling apparel brand joins a lawsuit challenging Trump’s tariffs, as California also takes legal action over economic concerns.
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ArticleUS Outdoor Alliance calls on Congress to increase outdoor recreation funding
Outdoor Alliance and 74 partners are urging the US Congress to increase funding for recreation on public lands, warning of consequences for access and safety.
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News briefsOrtovox launches upcycling workshop tour through DACH region
The German outdoor brand introduces the “Worn to Be Alive” Tour, merging creativity, sustainability and community in retail workshops.
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News briefsFunctional Textiles Shanghai postponed to August 2025
Functional Textiles Shanghai 2025 reschedules to Aug. 6–7 due to venue conflict but keeps its format and location at the World Expo Center.
