All USA articles – Page 3
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News briefsColumbia plans to expand in Brazil due to uncertain US trade situation
Columbia Sportswear told Brazilian media it is doubling down on Brazil as US trade policy uncertainty and soaring tariffs disrupt wholesale growth.
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ArticleUS outdoor retail sales increase slightly to $28bn in 2024
Casual outdoor users – not hardcore adventurers – are driving growth in a changing $28 billion market, says OIA’s new Outdoor Retail Sales Trends Report.
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News briefsCold and OIA team up to simplify compliance for US outdoor brands
A new partnership helps US outdoor companies automate sustainability reporting and navigate complex state-level environmental regulations.
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News briefsRumpl’s ‘Puffys for Parks’ supports public lands
Rumpl pledges 20% of sales from its National Parks collection to help protect public lands through its new “Puffys for Parks” campaign.
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ArticleA timeline: Trump’s tariffs
In this constantly updated article, OIC and SGI Europe contributors share the news on US President Trump’s tariffs impacting the industry.
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ArticleOver 60 companies form coalition to protect public lands in the USA
A new business coalition led by The Conservation Alliance unites over 60 brands to oppose threats to US public lands and protect outdoor access.
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ArticleTrump’s 90-day tariff freeze triggers market ramp-up, China excluded
Markets soar globally as temporary tariff relief is announced – except for China, which now faces a 125% import tax.
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News briefsKMD Brands redirects inventory as US tariffs hit Rip Curl and Oboz
The Rip Curl and Oboz parent is taking swift action to manage inventory and protect brand value in response to new US tariffs.
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ArticleTariffs: How the US outdoor industry is preparing for impact
From Salomon to Snowsports Industries America (SIA): Here’s how the US outdoor industry feels about President Trump’s tariffs.
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News briefsRumpl presents its first-ever sleeping bag
The US company specializing in technical outdoor blankets debuts the Wrap Sack Sleeping Bag 20 for three-season camping adventures.
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News briefsREI expands cycling range with premium brands
The US outdoor retailer gears up for a bigger ride in 2025 with high-end bikes and cycling gear from Rocky Mountain, Van Rysel and more, plus expanded services nationwide.
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ArticleNLRB finds REI withheld wages from unionized employees
The independent federal agency has found the US retail co-op illegally withheld raises from union workers and failed to bargain fairly, prompting calls for accountability and back pay.
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News briefsScott expands US sales with online retail and DTC options
Scott USA expands sales in the US with new online retail partnerships and a direct-to-consumer option, enhancing accessibility while supporting local dealers.
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News briefsOR announces speakers for June show
Outdoor Retailer’s June event will feature top industry speakers, including leaders from Google, Cotopaxi and Salomon, discussing AI and retail trends.
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News briefsTextile industry leaders address workforce challenges at Functional Fabric Fair
At the spring edition of FFF in Portland, experts will discuss workforce challenges, sustainability and innovation in the textile industry.
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ArticleThredUp’s 2025 resale report: online resale is booming amid changing consumer trends
The resale platform’s 2025 Resale Report shows rapid growth in online resale, with AI and social commerce reshaping secondhand shopping trends.
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News briefsAliExpress expands US offering with new marketplace model
The Chinese e-tailer expands US seller opportunities with a new self-serve Marketplace model and API integration tools for seamless e-commerce growth.
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News briefsUSA: Outdoor Alliance leads efforts to reverse staff reductions on public land
A total of 120 organizations urge US lawmakers to restore public land staffing.
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News briefsSwitchback Spring expands industry impact through key partnerships
The new US show is bringing together top outdoor organizations for industry-wide impact.
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News briefsNSGA pledges support for Canadian sporting goods industry
The US association is standing with the Canadian sporting goods industry, pledging continued collaboration with suppliers and retailers across the border.
