All Urban Outdoor articles – Page 3
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ArticleCanada Goose Q1 sales rise as losses narrow
The Toronto-based outerwear group increased Q1 sales by 10% and narrowed losses, as strong growth in Greater China and a wholesale rebound offset weaker demand in North America and EMEA.
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ArticleVF bets on Altra as Vans turnaround remains slow
VF Corp. reported higher first-quarter revenue as CEO Bracken Darrell positioned Altra as the group’s next growth driver.
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ArticleRocky Brands raises outlook after strong Q2
Rocky Brands posted 12 percent Q2 sales growth and sharply higher profits, helped by strong footwear demand and $15 million in tariff refunds.
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ArticleBAREFooT fair expands after strong second edition
The barefoot footwear trade show attracted 102 exhibitors from 26 countries, prompting organizers to schedule two editions at Messe Offenbach in 2027.
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News briefsTimberland launches US-exclusive eyewear capsule
The US-exclusive Timberland Eyewear Iconic Capsule combines workwear-inspired styling with polarized lenses and bio-based materials.
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News briefsEcco revives Receptor with new outdoor range
Ecco is celebrating 25 years of Receptor technology with new Receptor XP models and designer interpretations through Ecco.Kollektive.
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News briefsRoots expands travel retail with Vancouver airport store
The Canadian outdoor lifestyle brand has opened a store at Vancouver International Airport with Hudson, expanding its travel retail footprint beyond Asia.
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News briefsSalomon adapts trail running platform for hiking
The new mid-cut hiking shoe applies technologies from Salomon’s trail running range to deliver lightweight cushioning, stability and weather protection for technical terrain.
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News briefsMoncler H1 sales rise as Stone Island outpaces
The Italian luxury outdoor brand increased first-half revenue and profitability, with Stone Island maintaining double-digit growth as the Moncler brand slowed in Q2.
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ArticleKMD expects higher FY26 sales and Ebitda
The New-Zealand-based group expects higher fiscal 2026 sales and underlying Ebitda, supported by improving Kathmandu performance and Oboz’s return to growth despite continued pressure at Rip Curl.
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News briefsSalomon appoints Nike veteran to lead Greater China
Former Nike executive Vincent Du will lead Salomon’s next phase of growth in Greater China, focusing on retail expansion and key product categories.
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ArticleCanada Goose completes first sustainability strategy
The Canadian outerwear brand reported a 50% reduction in operational emissions since FY19, secured SBTi approval for its climate targets and outlined the priorities for the next phase of its sustainability strategy.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor turnaround stalls as Germany weighs on first-half performance
Fenix Outdoor’s hoped-for recovery remains elusive at the halfway point of fiscal 2026, with a weak and price-pressured German market.
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ArticleEcco cuts 2025 loss despite sales decline
Ecco cut its 2025 net loss despite a 5% sales decline and expects pre-tax profit to rise to €40-50 million in 2026.
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ArticleCycling mobility startup raises £2.5m
British cycling technology startup Tyred raised £2.5m to expand its connected bike ownership platform, combining maintenance, repairs, insurance and fleet management into a single digital service.
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News briefsOakley’s new Infiniloop eyewear is a limited edition
Oakley has introduced Infiniloop, a limited-edition eyewear design that combines titanium and O-Matter construction with the brand’s Future Genesis storytelling platform.
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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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ArticleTeva expands trail and lifestyle footwear for Fall 2026
Teva has introduced its Fall 2026 footwear collection, led by the athlete-developed Trailpeak trail running shoe and additions across its Aventrail, Hurricane, ReEmber and lifestyle ranges.
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ArticleLowa appoints Giuseppe De Biasi operations chief
Lowa has appointed Giuseppe De Biasi as General Manager Operations, adding international retail and transformation expertise to its executive team.
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OpinionGlobal Sportswear Futures Symposium 2026, London College of Fashion
Our columnist Charles Ross examines how the London College of Fashion’s new Global Sportswear Futures Symposium could strengthen collaboration between academia and industry while shaping the future of sportswear innovation.
