General Outdoor – Page 5
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News briefsFuture of Keswick Mountain Festival uncertain
The UK outdoor festival drew record participation and strong visitor turnout in 2025, but organizers warn its future depends on public support.
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News briefsOptimer launches hemp-based performance fabric
The US-based textile innovator introduces a moisture-wicking hemp blend aimed at performance apparel with natural comfort and technical benefits.
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News briefsTrump proposes 50% tariff on EU imports
The US President’s tariff threat escalates trade tensions with the European Union, prompting swift responses from European officials.
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ArticleDeckers warns of tariff impact in Q1 outlook
The US A U.S. footwear group forecasts lower Q1 sales and rising costs as tariff pressures mount and consumer demand shows signs of softening.
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News briefsTimberland appoints Darren Mckoy as creative lead
The US-based footwear brand has hired a British designer to lead its global product and creative direction.
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News briefsBerghaus film highlights Muslim women in the outdoors
A new short film from the UK outdoor brand tells the story of a Glasgow-based mother who encourages inclusivity in the hills through hiking.
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ArticleWFSGI urges action on $300bn inactivity crisis
The global industry group is calling for stronger public-private partnerships to reverse a growing physical inactivity crisis projected to cost billions.
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News briefsStrava acquires cycling app The Breakaway
The US-based fitness platform is expanding its training ecosystem by acquiring a cycling app focused on personalized coaching and performance.
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News briefsGrassroots Outdoor Alliance reveals 2025 Specialty Awards nominees
The US alliance for independent outdoor retailers has announced this year’s award finalists, ahead of its key buying show in Reno this June.
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News briefsRumpl launches fire-resistant blanket and pouch
The US brand known for technical blankets introduces new fire-resistant gear for safer outdoor experiences around campfires.
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ArticleNorrøna partners with Topsports to enter China
The Norwegian outdoor brand is expanding into Greater China through a new retail and digital partnership with one of the region’s leading sportswear groups.
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ArticleOwnership change at Lafuma: Why Millet Mountain Group has let go
Millet Mountain Group has spun off Lafuma Outdoor, completing a key strategic realignment. CEO Romain Millet explains why brand consolidation makes sense for Millet’s long-term focus and how the acquisition by Peugeot Frères Industrie aligns with Lafuma’s future growth plans.
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News briefsHelly Hansen opens first store in Denver
The Norwegian outdoor apparel brand expands in the US with a new flagship location in Colorado’s capital and key mountain sports hub.
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News briefsAuthentic adds instant refunds via Reshop
The US brand group is partnering with a fintech startup to streamline returns and boost customer loyalty across a growing portfolio of consumer brands.
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News briefsSmartwool hosts London event on outdoor inclusion
The US outdoor apparel brand joins UK-based partners to promote equitable access to nature through a London-based community gathering.
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ArticleUS bill proposes selling public lands, Outdoor Alliance mobilizes opposition
A late-night amendment to a US budget bill could authorize the sale of vast public lands in the West, sparking widespread opposition.
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OpinionOutdoor Impact Summit: The EOG’s gathering at Messe Munich this summer
A new EOG event in Munich brought industry leaders together to rethink sustainability, circular economy and collaboration in the outdoor industry. Charles Ross is the first to report here on The OIC about his impressions and takeaways.
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ArticleCanada Goose boosts profit on direct sales shift
The Canadian luxury outdoor apparel company posts solid Q4 results but refrains from providing fiscal 2026 guidance amid global economic uncertainties.
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ArticleTNF, Timberland post higher Q4 sales
US-based VF Corp. reported stronger sales at its two key outdoor brands and outlined steps to offset tariffs and return to profitability in FY26.
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News briefsUnifi sells Madison facility to reduce debt
The US manufacturer of recycled synthetic yarns has sold a key facility to strengthen its balance sheet and improve operational efficiency.
