Red Fox, the big Russian brand of outdoor clothing, has rejigged its retail presence outside the Russian market, which is finally giving signs of stabilizing, albeit at a low level. It has opened a new store in Switzerland, in a very good spot in the resort of Pontresina. The brand's shop in Kathmandu has been relocated to the main street for tourist traffic in the Nepalese capital. The new Red Fox store in Boulder, Colorado is doing quite well. Combined with the brand's online stores in the U.S. and Europe, the company's international business is developing reasonably well, says the management.
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