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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Maye Musk gave Xtep instant visibility. The running credibility it’s chasing abroad still takes years to build.
Inflection Point Ventures leads the round as the Gen-Z streetwear label eyes bigger marketplace and D2C growth.
A gondola, a sukajan and a Japan-first release calendar say more than the mood board lets on.
Running clubs surge across Asia and in cities worldwide, turning what was once solitary exercise into a collective ritual of reconnection and belonging.
Sponsorship rights secure PUMA the Hyrox stage in China. Analysts say retail density, not exclusivity, will decide sales.
A Bali brand built on surplus fabric from global labels. A Brunei brand built on repairs. How Southeast Asian local brands compete.
Local brands control more than a third of Indonesia’s online running shoe sales, undercutting global competitors on price.
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.