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Short stopsShort Stops Week 37, 2026
RETAIL & DISTRIBUTION +++ Arc’teryx has opened a new three-story, 890-sqm Alpha Store in Montréal, replacing its longtime Saint-Catherine location and combining retail with ReBird repair and resale services, community space and locally inspired features +++ Boardriders has opened a 486-sqm flagship store in central Warsaw, bringing Quiksilver, Billabong, Roxy, ...
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News briefsGonso targets year-round commuters with expanded winter cycling collection
The German cycling apparel specialist combines weather protection, insulation and high-visibility elements in its new commuter collection.
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ArticleNiber Technologies expands PFAS-free membrane business globally
The advanced materials company is establishing its first European base as regulatory pressure accelerates demand for PFAS-free performance textiles.
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ArticleBoa and PrimaLoft drive CoDi’s Q2 consumer growth
Boa and PrimaLoft delivered 20%-plus sales growth as Compass Diversified’s continuing consumer businesses expanded Q2 adjusted Ebitda by 24%.
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ArticleNiber strengthens ingredient-brand strategy with key appointments
The performance-materials company is accelerating its ingredient-brand strategy with two senior appointments as it positions its PFAS-free electrospinning platform as a global performance brand.
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News briefsLa Sportiva spotlights Spring 2027 apparel lineup
La Sportiva is continuing the rollout of its mountain apparel portfolio with a renewed focus on selected running, alpine and climbing pieces as part of its Spring 2027 marketing campaign.
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ArticleBicycle Stocks H1 2026: Sustainable behaviors dip amid countless economic challenges
Our H1 2026 analysis shows 71% of bicycle stocks declined as geopolitical tensions, weak demand and market uncertainty weighed on the sector.
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ArticleUS outdoor participation hits record as engagement declines
A record 183.2 million Americans participated in outdoor recreation in 2025, but declining engagement among core users suggests the industry’s next challenge is retaining participants rather than attracting new ones.
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ArticleCoDi reaches Lugano settlement
Compass Diversified has reached a settlement in the Chapter 11 proceedings of its former subsidiary, Lugano, establishing a framework for cash recoveries while supporting the jeweler’s proposed liquidation plan.
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ArticleCoDi names CEO successor
Compass Diversified has unveiled a planned leadership transition, with COO Zach Sawtelle set to succeed CEO Elias Sabo at year-end.