Where sporting goods are made, by whom, and with which components. SGI Europe tracks manufacturing strategies and production decisions, from nearshoring and factory partnerships to production hubs, OEM agreements and logistics management, plus the compliance standards and the ingredient brands that shape the finished product.
Technical innovation plays a central role in developing outdoor collections. The new hardshell from FLYTEC promises not only high performance.
Brands are ordering later and in smaller batches, while Europe-bound revenue fell 10.6 percent.
Race organizers with no sportswear business are sourcing recycled kit from the spandex maker, from yarn to finished garment.
Ten years into its partnership with ID Logistics, Puma gets automated capacity in Alsace sized for volume growth to 2030.
Hyun-Joon Cho calls bio-based materials a pillar of the group’s next century. A Vietnamese plant now supplies the first link in that chain.
The Hong Kong maker expects up to 100 million meters a year, and fabric made at the site can count toward EU duty cuts.
The group behind Speedo and Berghaus links product journey data to supplier compliance, and supplier rollout is under way.
Spanish court manufacturer Padel Galis has opened a 550-square-meter showroom and test facility in Silla, near Valencia, inviting startups and industry partners to test products under playing conditions.
LTP Group has opened a dedicated development space in Ho Chi Minh City that compresses performance apparel sampling from months to fourteen days.
The Nike and HOKA supplier is adding capacity in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Bangladesh while closing a Philippines site.
On Aug. 11 Worldly appointed Léyoh Goodall Senior Vice President of Growth, tasking her with aligning the supply-chain platform’s commercial and customer teams around “verified data” – rather than “estimates or averages” – in an era of “tariff pressure, tightening regulation, and multi-tier complexity.”
With nearly 180 years in textiles, Japan’s Chori has evolved from fibre trader to fully integrated development and manufacturing partner.
Brands are ordering later and in smaller batches, while Europe-bound revenue fell 10.6 percent.
Hyun-Joon Cho calls bio-based materials a pillar of the group’s next century. A Vietnamese plant now supplies the first link in that chain.
The Hong Kong maker expects up to 100 million meters a year, and fabric made at the site can count toward EU duty cuts.
Spanish court manufacturer Padel Galis has opened a 550-square-meter showroom and test facility in Silla, near Valencia, inviting startups and industry partners to test products under playing conditions.
The Nike and HOKA supplier is adding capacity in Indonesia, Vietnam, and Bangladesh while closing a Philippines site.
What started as a material innovation has evolved into one of the recognized ingredient brands in the sporting goods industry.
TUP, which also controls material flow at Zalando’s Lahr hub, now holds BITMi’s “Software Made in Germany” certificate.
One carve-out gives the Dutch 3PL an automated site, a trained workforce and a decade of contracted volume in Germany.
Ten years into its partnership with ID Logistics, Puma gets automated capacity in Alsace sized for volume growth to 2030.
The group behind Speedo and Berghaus links product journey data to supplier compliance, and supplier rollout is under way.
On Aug. 11 Worldly appointed Léyoh Goodall Senior Vice President of Growth, tasking her with aligning the supply-chain platform’s commercial and customer teams around “verified data” – rather than “estimates or averages” – in an era of “tariff pressure, tightening regulation, and multi-tier complexity.”
Skateboard shipments rose 20.4 percent as China’s global export share topped 40 percent in the first half.
Race organizers with no sportswear business are sourcing recycled kit from the spandex maker, from yarn to finished garment.
Best Product for a 3D-printed snap cap made with Variloom and Sulapac, Selection status for Vislon AquaGuard repair parts.
Hyun-Joon Cho calls bio-based materials a pillar of the group’s next century. A Vietnamese plant now supplies the first link in that chain.
YKK’s integrated report starts from founder Tadao Yoshida’s creed and ends with zippers built for recycling and repair.
Italian sportswear knitters lead the booth, from cycling grip fabrics to Merino base layers.
Duties of 60–67.6% now hit Chinese nylon yarn, protecting 2,000 EU jobs but raising costs for textile makers.