All USA articles – Page 2
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Article90-day suspension of tariffs between the US and China causes uncertainty
A short-term tariff deal between the US and China brings relief to outdoor industries, but the 90-day truce masks deeper instability ahead.
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ArticleREI 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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News briefsOutdoor 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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ArticleLeading 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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News briefsL.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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News briefsPassenger becomes UK partner for Swift Industries
The British outdoor brand expands into cycling gear through a new partnership with the Seattle-based bikepacking specialist.
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News briefsPáramo brings Halkon Jacket to US market
The British outerwear specialist expands its US line with a jacket designed for wildlife photographers and outdoor pros in wet, cold conditions.
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News briefsREI appoints new CFO
The US outdoor retailer adds seasoned consumer goods executive Shannon Damen to its leadership team.
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News briefsLowa USA appoints new GM
The German outdoor footwear maker names Lance Taylor its new US General Manager as it prepares for a leadership handoff following nearly 30 years of service.
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News briefsSea to Summit strengthens leadership in North America
The Australian outdoor gear company names new leaders to guide its North American growth, appointing Chris Sword and Aaron Baker to key roles.
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ArticleHow US outdoor brands respond to the new global trade reality
From resilience to reinvention, US outdoor brands are adapting to tariffs, shifting demand and a changing consumer base with strategic focus.
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News briefsSweet Protection welcomes new Brand Marketing Manager for North America
Seasoned ski journalist and gear expert Jon Jay joins the Sweet Protection team in Colorado.
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News briefsGrassroots Connect sees increase in buyer numbers despite stable overall attendance
With buyers up 6%, Grassroots Connect Spring 2025 promises strategic insight, new brands and hands-on learning for specialty outdoor retailers.
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News briefsThule to lay off 22 employees at its Colorado plant
The Swedish company is reportedly closing its Longmont facility and laying off over half its staff, just ahead of its upcoming earnings report.
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News briefsEtsy urges US consumers to buy local products in light of rising tariffs
As new tariffs take effect, Etsy urges US buyers to shop local and helps sellers navigate rising costs, changing rules, and global uncertainty.
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OpinionFunctional Fabric Fair, Portland: Does anybody understand tariffs over here…?
Caught between chaotic tariff policies and climate urgency, Charles Ross finds the US outdoor industry bracing for impact – and leaning into collaboration.
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News briefsIcebug USA to donate all Earth Day proceeds to forest conservation
The brand will donate 100 percent of its US and Canadian web sales on Earth Day to groups fighting forest degradation and promoting land conservation.
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News briefsTemu and Shein warn of price hikes in the US due to tariffs
The e-comm giants announce price increases and ad cuts in the US as Trump’s tariffs and policy shifts reshape the fast fashion market.
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ArticleSmall businesses and California sue Trump over tariffs
A Vermont cycling apparel brand joins a lawsuit challenging Trump’s tariffs, as California also takes legal action over economic concerns.
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ArticleUS Outdoor Alliance calls on Congress to increase outdoor recreation funding
Outdoor Alliance and 74 partners are urging the US Congress to increase funding for recreation on public lands, warning of consequences for access and safety.
