General Outdoor – Page 28
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News briefsSalomon opens first Sydney flagship store
The French outdoor apparel company expands in Australia with a new flagship retail location in Sydney’s CBD.
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News briefsSalomon opens first Chicago store
The outdoor brand is expanding its US retail presence with a new Chicago location offering gear and community space.
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News briefsDeuter launches limited UP Stockholm edition
The limited backpack edition is made from surplus materials and designed for students and young professionals.
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ArticleStudy highlights impact of US second-hand clothing exports
A new analysis examines how US exports of used textiles affect economies abroad, with findings relevant to ongoing debates on circular fashion.
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News briefsWhitby & Co to distribute BrüMate in UK
The British distributor adds the fast-growing US drinkware brand to its portfolio, introducing leakproof tumblers and mugs to the UK market.
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News briefsNuremberg museum hosts textile futures exhibition
A German museum presents new research on biobased textiles, highlighting alternatives to fossil-based fibers and circular approaches to fashion.
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News briefsAlpkit reports major sustainability milestones in 2025
The UK outdoor brand has published its latest sustainability report, highlighting reduced emissions, supply chain progress and stronger community impact.
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News briefsVermont launches outdoor economy event series
The US state known for recreation is beginning a five-part series to support its multibillion-dollar outdoor economy with innovation-focused events.
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News briefsAlibaba launches AI agent for global trade
The Chinese e-commerce giant has introduced an AI tool designed to automate much of the sourcing process for small and mid-sized businesses.
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News briefsSports & leisure earnings fall at New Wave
The Swedish sports and leisure group behind brands such as Craft and Tenson reported weaker Q2 profits despite some sales resilience.
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News briefsTeva and Sean Wotherspoon launch retro-inspired collection
The outdoor footwear and the designer team up to revive archival styles with bold colors and multi-terrain functionality.
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ArticleUS outdoor recreation participation remains high
A new OIA report shows US outdoor participation at record levels, with shifts toward local, low-cost activities amid ongoing economic pressures.
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ArticleWolverine Worldwide forms inaugural junior board
A footwear and apparel group launches a new advisory body to give early-career employees a stronger voice in shaping company culture.
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ArticleUS apparel and footwear sector welcomes tariff pause
A leading US trade group reacts to the 90-day extension of reduced tariffs on Chinese imports, warning that rates remain high and unpredictable.
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News briefsClaros secures $10m to expand PFAS destruction tech
The Minnesota environmental technology company has secured $10m to accelerate the development of PFAS destruction systems, potentially impacting outdoor and apparel supply chains.
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News briefsDb launches 'Lost and Found' trade-in program in EU and Norway
The Scandinavian travel brand launches EU and Norway trade-in program, giving pre-owned gear a second life through an integrated resale platform.
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ArticleSamsonite sees lower sales, Gregory brand grows
Soft travel demand weighed on results for the world’s largest luggage maker, while outdoor brand Gregory posted double-digit growth.
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News briefsEmerald acquires Generis Group to expand executive summits
The US-based events organizer adds Canadian-run B2B summit portfolio to its operations in North America and Europe.
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News briefsOmbraz moves all eyewear production to Italy
The US outdoor eyewear brand has shifted all manufacturing from Asia to a solar-powered facility in Northern Italy, aligning with its sustainability goals.
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News briefsOIA releases first Outdoor Footwear Trends Report
The new US industry report highlights shifting consumer habits in outdoor footwear, from sales trends to changing activity preferences.
