General Outdoor – Page 55
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ArticleUnifi launches Repreve with CiCLO for biodegradable synthetics
The company debuts biodegradable Repreve with CiCLO, tackling synthetic microfiber pollution with a globally scalable solution for circular performance textiles.
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ArticleeBay CFO Steve Priest discusses AI’s role in finance transformation
eBay CFO Steve Priest recently revealed how AI is reshaping finance, operations and customer experience in a new interview with The Wall Street Journal.
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ArticleTrove acquires reverse.supply to expand resale leadership in Europe
The US-based resale platform accelerates its international growth by acquiring the German circular fashion technology company, establishing a European HQ and expanding branded resale solutions across 30 countries.
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News briefsCircWool project aims to convert wool waste into sustainable high-performance fibers
The project is turning wool waste into eco-friendly high-performance fibers, marking a major step toward a circular textile economy.
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News briefsUK outdoor industry leaders meet with Parliament to promote health-led economic growth
The industry delegation stresses outdoor activity’s role in boosting health, reducing NHS strain and powering the UK economy.
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News briefsRumpl’s ‘Puffys for Parks’ supports public lands
Rumpl pledges 20% of sales from its National Parks collection to help protect public lands through its new “Puffys for Parks” campaign.
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ArticleOver 60 companies form coalition to protect public lands in the USA
A new business coalition led by The Conservation Alliance unites over 60 brands to oppose threats to US public lands and protect outdoor access.
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ArticleTrump’s 90-day tariff freeze triggers market ramp-up, China excluded
Markets soar globally as temporary tariff relief is announced – except for China, which now faces a 125% import tax.
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News briefseBay invests in Refiberd to boost circular fashion
eBay invests $300,000 in the AI textile-sorting startup to advance circular fashion and scale sustainable solutions in the apparel industry.
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ArticleTopgolf Callaway to sell Jack Wolfskin
The US golf equipment producer has agreed to sell the German outdoor brand to a Chinese group for $290 million.
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News briefsSchöffel Sport’s CEO steps down
Stefan Merkt will leave the company in May after leading a strategic realignment.
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News briefsIcebug nominated for Swedish communications award
Icebug’s powerful campaigns for forest conservation and climate awareness have earned the brand a nomination for Sweden’s top communications award.
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News briefsGoPro appoints Mick Lopez to board
The action cam maker adds a financial expert to its board and nominates two seasoned executives to strengthen leadership ahead of its June stockholder meeting.
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News briefsKMD Brands redirects inventory as US tariffs hit Rip Curl and Oboz
The Rip Curl and Oboz parent is taking swift action to manage inventory and protect brand value in response to new US tariffs.
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ArticleTariffs: How the US outdoor industry is preparing for impact
From Salomon to Snowsports Industries America (SIA): Here’s how the US outdoor industry feels about President Trump’s tariffs.
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News briefsVaude honored as finalist for German CSR Award
The fair wage initiative “Vaude Share” earns recognition from the German government as a finalist in the 2025 CSR Award for responsible business.
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ArticleArc’teryx drives Amer Sports’ success
With its outdoor brands Arc’teryx, Salomon and Peak Performance, Amer Sports increased its sales and even overtook Adidas in share price. Here is our financial analysis.
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News briefsPerformance Days presents virtual design zone with AI focus
The sourcing show introduced a new Virtual Zone in Munich, exploring AI-driven fashion design with 3D tools and digital fabric innovation.
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News briefsHervis appoints Florian Fiedler as Co-Managing Director
The Austrian sporting goods retailer appoints a new co-MD, strengthening leadership to support growth and restructuring after post-pandemic challenges.
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News briefsGarmin wins dismissal of patent dispute over Cardiacsense
A Michigan district court has sided with Garmin in a patent dispute over smartwatches, although the plaintiff may still get another chance to assert its claims.
