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Adidas starts the year stronger than expected, yet remains strikingly cautious.
The Swiss brand missed its living wage target, replaced Cyclon subscription with a broader resale-donation-recycling model and saw absolute emissions rise.
The padel industry is building its first global technical standard. Here’s what ISO 25808 means for investors, operators and court builders.
The German sportswear giant commits €100m to the DFL as its national team kit deal nears its end – with a fan backlash already anticipated.
Broadcast money keeps rising, but wages, transfers and creative accounting are widening the gap between income and profit.
Over 250 elite athletes, including NBA star Kevin Durant, take co-ownership stakes in consumer brands under a new L Catterton–Patricof vehicle.
Fans in North America, Latin America and selected Asian markets can dress their pets in federation colors from May 1.
Via The Conversation: a Texas attorney general probe into Lululemon’s PFAS use exposes why voluntary sustainability standards have failed the activewear sector – and why regulatory enforcement is now the only credible fix.
The Italian teamwear specialist achieved record annual revenue in 2025, with EBITDA growing to €51.6 million and a margin of 21.1 percent.
Adidas starts the year stronger than expected, yet remains strikingly cautious.
Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift will hold its first-ever team time trial in central London on Aug. 1, 2027, as both Grand Tours begin in the UK.
The MEAI region grew 35 percent in 2025, outpacing all other markets, as the brand opens its first Grey Store concept in Doha.
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The German sportswear giant commits €100m to the DFL as its national team kit deal nears its end – with a fan backlash already anticipated.
Broadcast money keeps rising, but wages, transfers and creative accounting are widening the gap between income and profit.
Over 250 elite athletes, including NBA star Kevin Durant, take co-ownership stakes in consumer brands under a new L Catterton–Patricof vehicle.
The Italian teamwear specialist achieved record annual revenue in 2025, with EBITDA growing to €51.6 million and a margin of 21.1 percent.
The Fujian-based group plans 10 stores by March 2027, positioning Anta in India’s premium sportswear segment as bilateral tensions ease.
Sports nutrition brand Myprotein enters multi-brand physical retail with MP Activewear, targeting 16-to-24-year-olds in seven Footasylum stores.
The US sports retailer deploys AI agents, real-time data and generative content tools to individualize the customer journey. Powered by Adobe.
Italian sneaker brand Golden Goose has opened its largest Asia-Pacific store in Beijing – a 475sqm experience flagship as HSG moves to unlock the brand’s China potential.
Fans in North America, Latin America and selected Asian markets can dress their pets in federation colors from May 1.
Two new films from adam&eve\TBWA extend Columbia’s “Engineered for Whatever” platform into summer — with a flamethrower, naturally.
K-pop fandoms and Gen Z identity are turning F1 team merchandise into a premium category. The sporting goods industry is taking notes.
Sawe and Kejelcha go sub-2 for the first time in race history; Assefa takes the women-only world record – all in the new Adizero Adios Pro Evo 3.
A new U.S. survey finds athletic spend down 5% and athleisure down 8%, as durability overtakes performance tech as the key purchase driver.
A 7.8% surge in event participation is reshaping where sporting goods brands can build durable equity – if they look past the finish-line banner.
The 2026 EuropeActive/Deloitte report shows the sector surging past €39bn in revenue, with consolidation accelerating and the US penetration gap still wide open.
Global search data confirm padel’s 2025 performance set a new baseline, with Indonesia, the UK and India emerging as rising markets.
Former Unilever Chief Growth & Marketing Officer joins lululemon’s board as the brand extends a five-year governance overhaul.
Former Eurosport CEO and Meta Head of Sport replaces Chris Kermode at the helm of the athlete-owned triathlon body.
The job cuts — mainly in technology — suggest Nike’s recovery from a years-long sales slump is proving harder and slower than the company had planned.
An unexpected exit at the top of one of the world’s largest sportswear retailers — at a pressured moment for JD Sports.
Via The Conversation: a Texas attorney general probe into Lululemon’s PFAS use exposes why voluntary sustainability standards have failed the activewear sector – and why regulatory enforcement is now the only credible fix.
The Swiss brand missed its living wage target, replaced Cyclon subscription with a broader resale-donation-recycling model and saw absolute emissions rise.
Australian activewear brand LSKD will transition product lines to enzymatically recycled nylon from 2028 under a decade-long supply deal.
The trail brand is making factory-quality repair available to European consumers, starting in France.
ASICS is building a dedicated facility in Kobe for elite athlete footwear and rapid prototyping, due to open in December 2027.
The US sports retailer deploys AI agents, real-time data and generative content tools to individualize the customer journey. Powered by Adobe.
The NBA has entered formal talks with both Kalshi and Polymarket. Sources say a deal before next season is possible.
The French ad giant is assembling a data-driven sports marketing stack to challenge Omnicom-IPG in a $240 billion market.
New measures target platforms like Shein and Temu, aligning with EU policy whilst introducing additional scrutiny.
Criminals claim 815,000 rows of data stolen from an Adidas extranet via a martial arts products licensee.
Federal regulators claim diversity programs discriminated against white employees, challenging past corporate DEI practices.
After nearly five years of advocacy, Nike agrees to compensate 3,300 Thai factory workers who were allegedly coerced into unpaid leave during the pandemic.
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The Fujian-based group plans 10 stores by March 2027, positioning Anta in India’s premium sportswear segment as bilateral tensions ease.
Over 250 elite athletes, including NBA star Kevin Durant, take co-ownership stakes in consumer brands under a new L Catterton–Patricof vehicle.
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