All Snowsports articles – Page 28
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ArticleGoldwin reports higher Q1 profits on licensing strength
The Japan-based apparel company saw margins improve in Q1, supported by stable sales and strong performance from licensed outdoor brands.
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News briefsMountain Equipment Director steps down after 21 years
Richard Talbot is stepping aside following health concerns but will stay involved as a consultant.
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News briefsVallon hires former Zeal Optics president to lead North American sales
Dutch eyewear brand Vallon has appointed industry veteran Benjamin Peters to drive North American expansion and outdoor retail growth.
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News briefsGoPro secures $50m loan from Farallon
The action camera maker signed a second lien credit agreement as part of a broader effort to strengthen its balance sheet.
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News briefsFrancesco Parisotto of Scarpa has passed away
An Italian footwear pioneer and driving force behind the Montebelluna sports district, Francesco Parisotto helped shape the global reputation of Scarpa.
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News briefsRab expands US presence with new Denver store
The UK-based outdoor brand has opened a larger retail location in Denver, aiming to strengthen ties with Colorado’s mountain sports community.
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News briefsRevelyst taps new CFO from VF Corp.
The US performance gear group appoints a former VF Corp. executive to lead its financial strategy amid leadership transition.
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ArticleDeuter partners with HydraPak for custom hydration systems
The German outdoor gear specialist teams up with the US hydration brand to offer integrated water systems in select backpack lines from 2025.
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News briefsColumbia Sportswear launches new global brand platform
The US outdoor company unveils its first major refresh in a decade with a humorous campaign designed to highlight gear made for extremes.
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ArticleUSWE Sports posts 42% sales growth in Q1
The Swedish outdoor gear maker saw strong top-line growth and improved margins in its fiscal first quarter, despite currency and segment headwinds.
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ArticleNewell Brands grows margins, cuts sales outlook
The parent of Marmot and Coleman improved profitability in Q2 despite lower sales and adjusted its full-year outlook to reflect tariff headwinds.
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News briefsCanada Goose grows revenue, but loss deepens
The Canadian luxury outdoor brand posted strong Q1 sales and margin gains, but losses deepened due to higher expenses and continued EMEA pressure.
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ArticleClarus sees wider loss as Adventure segment falters
The outdoor gear company reported a wider quarterly loss amid continued weakness in its vehicle accessories segment.
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ArticleColumbia Sportswear boosted by international growth
The US outdoor apparel maker narrowed its loss in Q2 as strong international sales helped offset domestic weakness and inventory headwinds.
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ArticleColumbia cuts energy use, reaches 375,000 workers in 2024
The US outdoor group outlines key environmental and social milestones across its four core brands in its latest sustainability report.
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ArticleVF Corp aims for further sales growth at TNF, Timberland
Stronger sales at The North Face and Timberland help beat expectations, narrowing the group’s Q1 loss and raising hopes for a turnaround.
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ArticleKontoor expands leadership team
US-based apparel group Kontoor Brands has restructured its executive team following its recent $900 million acquisition of Norwegian outdoor brand Helly Hansen.
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News briefsAmbercycle secures investment from Goldwin-backed fund
The Goldwin Play Earth Fund backs the Los Angeles materials startup bringing regenerated polyester to Japan’s technical apparel market.
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News briefsRab Lab Academy: Global training platform for retailers
The outdoor brand introduces a new learning system to boost product knowledge and sales skills among global retail partners.
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ArticleOberalp targets net-zero with circular design strategy
The Italy-based mountain sports group outlines its circular roadmap to carbon neutrality, placing product design and durability at the center.
