All Outdoor Industry Compass articles in OIC Vol. 17, Issue 5 – Page 13
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News briefsFashion for Good launches free “World of Waste” tool
The free online tool maps textile waste hotspots in different countries.
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News briefsEuropean and Moroccan textile and clothing industries strengthen collaboration
EURATEX and AMITH have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance the competitiveness of the Euro-Mediterranean textile industry.
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News briefsBergans partners with Trimco on digital product passport technology
Through this collaboration, the outdoor brand will equip some of its products with DPP unique labels.
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News briefsWidforss acquires Milrab to expand Nordic market reach
The Swedish outdoor retailer enhances its presence by acquiring a Norwegian e-commerce company.
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ArticleGiant Group's results still affected by high inventories
The Taiwanese group is facing a decline in sales and challenges in the market in the first three quarters despite strong growth in China and new indoor cycling ventures.
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OpinionMark Held: OutDoor – a time for decisions
This message by Mark Held, former EOG President, urges the outdoor industry to embrace OutDoor’s revamped model, which offers new, cost-effective opportunities.
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News briefsMammut recalls avalanche transceivers
The Swiss company has issued a voluntary recall of avalanche transceivers, citing safety concerns in specific new-season models.
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OpinionDoing the Right Thing: Perhaps the search for new loses sight of the horizon
Charles Ross discusses the shift towards PFC-free chemistry, the industry’s role in environmental impact and how brands can refocus for sustainable change.
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News briefsMontura appoints new CEO
The Italian outdoor apparel brand strengthens its leadership to enhance global market expansion and sustain its growth in the technical gear sector.
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ArticleBiotexfuture Fall Forum highlights bio-based textile innovations
The upcoming forum before ISPO Munich showcases eco-friendly, bio-based materials, with industry leaders discussing sustainable textile solutions.
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News briefsTeijin Frontier introduces the Octair insulation fiber
The new product is intended to meet the increasing demand for alternatives to natural feathers.
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ArticleThule Group acquires Quad Lock
The Swedish group expands its portfolio with the strategic acquisition of the Australian phone mount specialist.
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ArticleSchoeller to close Swiss production facility due to rising costs
Due to economic pressure, the Swiss textile manufacturer will reportedly close its site in Sevelen, affecting several employees as production is moved abroad.
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ArticleMerrell’s Q3 EMEA sales rise by mid-teens
Merrell’s Q3 sales rose 1.4% to $159.2m, driven by growth in the US and Asia. Parent Wolverine Worldwide eyes a strong 2025 launch for Merrell’s Speed Arc Collection.
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Short stops
Short Stops Week 46, 2024
EXECUTIVE CHANGES +++ Cédric Georges, who served as Chief Commercial Officer at Odlo until September, has been appointed President and CEO of Dutch firm North Actionsports +++ RETAIL & DISTRIBUTION +++ French ski brand Blackcrows has opened its first US pop-up stores on Nov. 1 in Boulder and ...
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News briefsCanadian Tire posts profit on lower sales
The group posts mixed Q3 results with gains in Ebit and profit, as Helly Hansen sees improved margins despite a drop in overall sales.
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News briefsArc’teryx pledges to use Cycora
Beginning in 2026, the Canadian outdoor brand will utilize Ambercycle’s Cycora regenerated materials as part of its efforts toward circularity.
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ArticleVista Outdoor reports solid Q2
Both segments performed satisfactorily in Q2 in the midst of the spin-off plans, with strategic cost-cutting initiatives boosting profitability.
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ArticleDespite declines, Clarus sees improvement in outdoor and adventure
Revenue shifts in outdoor and adventure gear reflect strategic adjustments aimed at overcoming challenging consumer demand in key market segments.
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ArticleMichelle Cliffe: Rethinking paper, packaging and sustainability in outdoor retail
The Outdoor Industry Compass interviewed Michelle Cliffe from Canopy on paper’s environmental impact, sustainable alternatives and how brands can help protect ancient forests.
