Winter sports reach far beyond the slopes. SGI Europe tracks the business of winter sports in the sporting goods industry: skiwear and challenger brands, sport meeting fashion, retail and flagship stores, sustainability on the mountain, and the partnerships, events and competitions that shape the category.
Sports x fashion | Brands | Events and competitions | Activations and partnerships | Sustainability on the slopes | Market data
Cher, Grace Jones and Jennie front a Re/Icons season that adds skirts, T-shirts and sunglasses to four old Moncler jackets.
All Dutch national skating teams switch to 361°, with short track first in Vancouver and long track following in Beijing.
Matteo Murer joins from Tecnica Group to run Head’s global ski boot unit, and Frank Shine is hired as a marketing consultant.
Snowboarding gained riders while alpine skiing stayed flat, according to a new U.S. study by snowsports trade body SIA.
A five-day citywide exhibition of Moncler’s New York campaigns opens days before its largest global flagship debuts nearby.
The premium ski fashion brand fills two senior roles as it works to expand sales channels and its North American footprint.
The transfer follows Kevin Taubenberger’s 2022 CEO appointment, formalizing succession already underway operationally.
Austrian ski maker Fischer Sports and German fastening group fischer share a surname but not ownership: now they share a ski jumping deal through 2030.
Coming off strong Olympic visibility in Cortina, the Norwegian heritage knitwear brand — whose garments are produced using hydropower — is investing in US and Canadian wholesale growth.
Finnish sportswear brand presented Milano Cortina 2026 opening ceremony collection at the IOC’s inaugural fashion event alongside 20 nations.
One of Central Europe’s leading sports retailers changes hands as Snipes founder Sven Voth and Factory Berlin’s Udo Schloemer acquire chain from Spar.
Japanese brand will showcase 90-year history, racing suit technology, and provide athlete support during Olympic Winter Games period.
A groundbreaking partnership between WFSGI, IOC and IPC is transforming how brands support athletes during the Games - when it matters most.
Swiss performance brand follows Aita Gasparin’s return to elite competition after a three-year absence.