All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 10
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News briefsNewell Brands charts new path for outdoor segment in the US
The US-based company pivots its product strategy and prepares for regulatory and tariff challenges while emphasizing premium offerings.
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ArticleScandinavian Outdoor Award announces FW 25/26 winners
The award highlights sustainability, design and functionality innovations, showcasing standout products made by Nordic companies for active and daily life.
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News briefsThredUp completes sale of European business, Remix
This strategic transaction is meant to allow both ThredUp and Remix to focus on their respective core markets.
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ArticleOrthoLite Cirql unveils new biodegradable midsole technology at ISPO Munich
Cirql Zero offers complete biodegradability and scalability and aims to reshape sustainability standards in the footwear industry.
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News briefsOdlo unveils limited base layer collection with a purpose
A new capsule, in collaboration with Protect Our Winters (POW), combines innovative base layers with a bold environmental mission, showcasing sustainability and performance in winter essentials.
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News briefsRefurbished e-bikes offer sustainable mobility at half price
Rebike sets a benchmark in e-bike refurbishment, providing cost-effective, high-quality alternatives for eco-conscious consumers.
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News briefsLycra unveils bio-based fiber at ISPO Munich
A new sustainable fiber promises innovation and reduced environmental impact in textiles.
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ArticleEuropean outdoor retailers commit to ambitious climate goals
The 2023 annual report of ORCC shows that outdoor retailers in Europe are intensifying their efforts to combat climate change.
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News briefsMilliken & Company announces investment in biotech firm Tidal Vision
The partnership is meant to expand the use of chitosan-based biodegradable chemistries into new applications on a global scale.
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OpinionBefore we sell more new stuff – can we do something about ‘broken’ waterproof shells?
The linear business model of this industry is to make-sell-disown product. This is not the much-heralded circular business model frequently spoken about. The facts are that the industry makes the most profit by selling stuff. If a product gets returned under warranty, it is often easier just to replace it ...
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News briefsSherpa Adventure Gear achieves remarkable social milestone
Nepalese outdoor brand Sherpa Adventure Gear has financed nearly 1.5 million school days for underprivileged children in Nepal through product sales.
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ArticleMontane integrates Allied Feather + Down’s ExpeDry technology into fall 25 collection
The new insulation, which debuts in the British brand’s fall collection, aims to improve moisture management and sustainability in outdoor gear.
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News briefsNaturkompaniet expands second-hand initiative, focuses on sustainability
Free boot waxing and new secondhand store mark the Green Black Friday.
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News briefsGlobetrotter’s Black Friday goes green with second-hand initiative
The German outdoor retailer prioritizes sustainability with its ”2nd Hand Buyback Days” on Black Friday.
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News briefsIcebug donates all Black Friday revenue to forest protection
The Swedish footwear brand advocates sustainability over profit with full-priced sales.
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ArticleOutdoor brands transform Black Friday with conservation initiatives
Green Friday campaign by eight EOCA members encourages responsible consumerism for conservation efforts.
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ArticleBiotexfuture Fall Forum on Dec. 2 spotlights circular, bio-based sportswear
Experts explore biobased and circular sportswear production innovations, showcasing groundbreaking materials and sustainable manufacturing practices.
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News briefsTernua selling circular denim
A partnership with Mud Lake Pants brings sustainable denim to market, featuring eco-friendly materials, circular design and reduced environmental impact in production.
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News briefsNikwax to present PFAS-free DWR at ISPO Munich
Direct.Dry, the company’s latest innovation in water-repellent technology, promises enhanced sustainability and durability for the outdoor gear industry.
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ArticleRecycling collaboration targets circular textile economy in France
Reju and Nouvelles Fibres Textiles want to tackle the problem of textile waste by creating sustainable recycling systems for the production of Reju PET, a polyester with a 50 percent lower carbon footprint than virgin material.
