From the Middle East to Oceania, via China and Japan, the region that makes the industry. Analysis, insights, and expert perspectives on the sporting goods industry across Asia-Pacific, covering market trends, manufacturing, retail, and brand strategy from China to Southeast Asia to Oceania. With Jakarta-based contributing editor Yohana Belinda.
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Core and Kids store sales rose at a mid single-digit rate and e-commerce at a mid-to-high one, all below Q2 levels.
Martial arts, dance and good-luck symbols: Rebel Daughter, Under Armour’s collection with Feng Chen Wang, is due in Singapore later this year
For China’s women, what they buy when they buy golf apparel is not golf wear. It is old money, Ivy League style and belonging.
For China’s women, what they buy when they buy golf apparel is not golf wear. It is old money, Ivy League style and belonging.
Indonesia today: 68% more health-conscious. 642 running races in 2025. 65% prefer local brands. The conditions for local footwear challengers are in place.
The fandom is real. The conversion model most European clubs use in APAC is not built for the region.
Running clubs surge across Asia and in cities worldwide, turning what was once solitary exercise into a collective ritual of reconnection and belonging.
Anta built its own AI models and deployed them across design, retail and operations, at scale.
A $61 million China buyout turned a break-even brand into a fast-growing profit engine
A 36 percent revenue drop in 2022 forced adidas to reimagine its China model. Three years later, Greater China is its fastest-growing region.
When the German basketball team was crowned European Champions, the logo gracing its jerseys was neither swoosh nor stripes, but a triangular shape with four letters underneath: P E A K.