General Outdoor – Page 8
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Oboz expands tree planting with Veritree partnership
The US outdoor footwear brand is expanding its global reforestation program by integrating blockchain-based tracking and new planting sites.
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REI members reject board-backed candidates in vote
Amid growing labor tensions, the US outdoor retailer’s co-op members push back on leadership by voting down corporate-endorsed board candidates.
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Clarus shrinks Q1 operating loss on lower revenues
The US-based outdoor group narrowed its Q1 loss and announced key asset sales, while facing ongoing headwinds in global adventure markets.
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Helly Hansen grows sales but sees lower profits in Q1
The Norwegian outdoor brand owned by Canadian Tire reported mixed Q1 results while preparing for the high-profile acquisition by Kontoor Brands.
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Yeti aims to cut China exposure and expand globally
The US outdoor brand outlines new product launches and international ambitions amid ongoing supply chain shifts and tariff challenges.
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REI becomes first US retailer to achieve zero waste
The US outdoor co-op hit a major sustainability milestone and reported key financials while deepening investments in climate and community initiatives.
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Outdoor Retailer expands education program for 2025 show
The US outdoor trade show has unveiled an expanded education lineup featuring retail tech, sustainability and consumer trends from top global brand leaders.
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Superfeet unveils brand refresh and innovation push
The US-based insole maker known for sports performance announces a bold brand evolution, signaling a renewed focus on innovation and athlete engagement.
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Thermore launches Ecodown Fibers Sync insulation
The Italian thermal insulation innovator debuts its latest sustainable fiber designed to merge performance, comfort and style in technical outerwear.
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Rossignol appoints former MEC executive as CCO
Adam Ketcheson, a veteran of North American outdoor brands, has been tapped to lead global commercial strategy for the French mountain sports equipment group.
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Outdoor Impact Summit: ‘We’re not just gathering to talk’
EOG’s Sophie Offord and Dr. Katy Stevens talk about why the upcoming Munich summit (May 19–20) aims to spark more than talk — and how the industry helped shape it.
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Leading outdoor industry representatives advocate on Capitol Hill
At a high-level summit in Washington, DC, US outdoor brands met with lawmakers to push for public land protection, tariff reform and equitable outdoor access. Chris Goddard was there to report for us.
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Vivobarefoot presents custom-made 3D-printed sandals
The barefoot footwear brand is redefining summer shoes with a custom-fit sandal shaped by your feet using scan-to-print technology.
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L.L.Bean pauses social media to promote outdoor mental health
The US outdoor retail company is encouraging people to reconnect with nature by going “off the grid” during Mental Health Month.
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Amazon sparks debate over tariff transparency policy
The e-commerce giant sparked a political backlash after informing sellers that it would display tariff charges in product listings.
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Keen keeps prices stable despite tariff pressure
The US-based outdoor footwear brand commits to shielding customers and retailers from tariff-related price increases through the end of 2025.
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Gregory and Finisterre launch summer bag line
The British sustainable apparel label and the US backpack specialist have teamed up for a durable, low-impact summer collection launched May 6.
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Sport industry urges EU to sustain funding
More than 150 organizations from across Europe are urging the EU to safeguard sport funding in its next multiannual budget framework.
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Unifi launches Fortisyn yarn for tactical use
The US-based fiber innovator introduces abrasion-resistant yarn for military and first responders.
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ThredUp raises 2025 outlook after Q1 growth
The US online resale platform reports 10 percent revenue increase and narrows net loss.