Explore comprehensive insights on the circular economy in the outdoor industry. Discover innovative recycling methods, sustainability strategies from leading brands, and how companies are redesigning products for longevity and minimal environmental impact.
The Swedish outdoor brand introduces Pre-Loved to extend product lifespans, reduce waste and support sustainability, helping customers buy and sell used gear.
Two different retailers share insights into how they approach the pricing of pre-loved items, with tips for any brand thinking of adopting resale.
E-Mobility supplier Rebike Mobility’s recipe for resale success in the cycling industry, with digitalization and automation.
The secondhand retailer must balance seller and buyer when it comes to pricing. Reverse.Supply CEO explains how they find the right price.
Pricing expert Robert Tinterov discusses the difficulties and opportunities of pricing goods for resale in the sports industry.
Seven ways brands can make kid’s clothes last longer (and utilize the growth potential and income streams of the circular economy too)
The Austrian sportswear manufacturer expands its circular economy efforts with upcycling, recycling and resale programs.
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 ...
Consumers and legislation are demanding a right to repair, but it’s not so simple for brands. We look at how some are overcoming the challenges.
Is your business ready for rentals? We look at how to overcome common concerns and obstacles and access the potential $700 billion rental market
A new German project is tackling one of the textile industry’s biggest challenges: recycling polyester-cotton blends.
Delving into the EU’s textile waste dilemma, we lay out exactly how your brand can help and how textile recycling will pay off financially too.
We look at what textile recycling is not and share some brands that are moving the outdoor and sporting goods industries in the right direction.
It’s no secret that waste represents a huge problem in the apparel industry, but what is less understood is the potential untapped resource such waste represents. SaaS technologies are looking to digitize, connect, and scale global textile-to-textile recycling, connecting fashion brands and manufacturers with waste handlers and recyclers and build ...
OIC columnist Charles Ross says that the outdoor industry needs to rethink its dependence on selling more and more new products – a model that aligns it with fast fashion – by adopting repair, remanufacturing and service-based business models to reduce overconsumption while maintaining profitability.
Polartec has upgraded two of its most iconic existing product platforms, setting a new standard for sustainability in functional fabrics.
Discover the world’s first biodegradable and industrially compostable comfort and performance foam technology for footwear
The outdoor industry is being called upon to drastically reduce its carbon footprint. Sympatex shows which adjustments can already be made today.
What can replace a business-centered design approach, with repairable products that last longer, are recyclable and still create value?
With performance and scale both large barriers, what can the eyewear sector do to become circular?
The European Commission is changing the rules of the game for players in the textile sector. Are you ready?
We explain the opportunities for your company to engage with circularity and explore you some successful examples.
Beat the circularity information overload and start your sustainable journey as a brand, supplier, manufacturer and retailer. We’ve collected the most useful links and resources.
Bergans’ CEO speaks about innovation, sustainability and standing out in the outdoor market. Read how Silje Garberg Ree is shaping the brand’s future.
Often held up as one of the best examples of sustainable business in the outdoor industry, we look at how Patagonia is incorporating circularity.
A membrane that is waterproof, windproof, breathable, PFAS-free, biodegradable and recyclable. The science is already here. Dimpora’s CEO explains.
Puma’s Anne-Laure Descours is honest and optimistic about what needs to change. Read her interview on circularity in the apparel business.
Can a retailer play a role in the circular economy? Through customer dialog and guidance, Globetrotter aims to do just that.
What would a truly circular world look like? GreenroomVoice explores how imagining such a world shows us the action needed to get there.