Retail & Distribution – Page 4
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ArticleKlättermusen opens first Paris store
The Swedish outdoor brand launches its first French store, offering sustainable, high-performance gear for urban and mountain explorers.
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ArticlePáramo brings sustainable rainwear to the US via DTC
The British brand, known for its sustainability and durability, is set to expand into the US market with direct-to-consumer sales.
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ArticlePatagonia opens pop-up Worn Wear thrift shops in Europe
The US company’s one-day thrift shops in Stockholm and Munich will showcase product longevity and responsible consumption, with all proceeds supporting local NGOs.
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ArticleRakuten study highlights discrepancy in holiday spending
The study by the Japan-based, international cash-back shopping platform shows holiday shopping challenges. Retailers face reduced spending intentions, shoppers prioritize price and added-value incentives.
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ArticleDecathlon Germany launches ‘Revice’ project to expand repair services
The new Revice project enhances repair services across Germany, accelerating circular economy efforts to quadruple repaired items by 2027.
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ArticleX-Bionic expands to North America with Denver showroom and new partnerships
The Swiss brand launches in North America, focusing on specialty sports markets and key partnerships.
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ArticleNo More Boots and ATK partner to launch SkiClicker Tech
The latest SkiClicker development simplifies tech-binding ski setup since no boots are required.
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ArticleStandard outdoor kit gets more affordable in Russia
Russia’s outdoor kit prices drop 17% as competition heats up, fueled by Chinese brands and local demand for gear amid shifts in travel trends.
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ArticleGlobetrotter cooperates with Vaude for nationwide in-store repairs
The German retail chain and Vaude partner to provide certified, sustainable in-store repairs, reducing wait times and minimizing CO2 emissions.
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ArticleRVRC reports 18% revenue growth, expands global presence
RevolutionRace’s sales growth in 2023/24 was driven by international expansion and product development as it broadens its global presence across 40 countries.
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ArticleREI Co-op to close stores on Black Friday again, continues ‘Opt Outside’ campaign
For the ninth consecutive year, the US outdoor retailer will close its stores on Black Friday, encouraging customers and employees to engage in outdoor activities.
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ArticleLeatt expands UK, Ireland reach via ZyroFisher partnership
The South African supplier of two-wheeler equipment is strengthening its distribution in the United Kingdom and Ireland by partnering with the experienced distributor.
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ArticleGerman retail study: customers prefer small and medium-sized towns for convenient shopping
HDE’s 2024 location monitor reveals that German shoppers favor small and medium towns for easy access to stores, short distances and proximity to home.
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ArticleBikes are going the way of cars, says top bike mechanic
Electronics are changing the repair shop and other things.
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ArticleHepha expands its horizons: Italian market now in focus
The young German e-bike supplier is expanding into the Italian market, aiming to capture a significant share by offering tailored, sustainable mobility solutions.
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ArticleYeti Cycles opens EU branch
The US bike brand is expanding into Europe with a new subsidiary in southern Germany, aiming to strengthen its presence in key markets.
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ArticleEco-consumers: Navigating triggers and barriers
Consumer expert Fredrik Ekström unveils key findings about consumer behavior and reveals three primary consumer personas.
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ArticleSwedish sports retail sees 2.5% decline in Q2 sales, bicycle sales on the rise
While Swedish sports retail in general has declined for the tenth consecutive quarter in Q2 of 2024, bicycle sales appear to be recovering, growing by an impressive 10% compared to the previous quarter.
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ArticleHelen of Troy facing distribution facility problems
Helen of Troy is under increased scrutiny regarding the progress of its restructuring plan, particularly the functionality of its recently opened distribution center in Galloway, Tennessee.
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ArticleNaturkompaniet’s turnover increased to €75m in 2023
Naturkompaniet’s turnover in Sweden increased by 34 million Swedish kronor in 2023, reaching SEK 854 million (€75.4m) compared to SEK 820 million (€72.4m) the year before. The Outdoor Industry Compass spoke with CEO Henrik Hoffman about the latest numbers.
