LULU blamed negative press coverage in China and some poorly received new product launches, as it cut full-year revenue guidance by $350 million to between $11,000 to $11,150 million, representing a 1% decline to flat sales compared to 2025.

Net income more than doubled to $14,277,000 in the first quarter from $6,943,000, driven by 9% revenue growth to $666,599,000 from $614,221,000, as Famous Footwear continued to struggle while the Brand Portfolio grew sales and profits.

Net loss improved 7% in Q1 to $13,266,000 from $14,330,000, and sales were up 5% to $193,348,000 from $184,343,000, with enterprise comps up 4.0% as North America continued its positive trends and green shoots emerged in Europe.

A combination of product innovation, new distribution opportunities, and international expansion are its key near-term growth drivers, Yeti said at a roundtable discussion at the Baird investor conference.

GSI tapped the outdoor industry veteran as its new CEO, following the Scott family’s reacquisition of the company in May.

Gudook Outdoor Sports is recalling about 520 adult bike helmets because they do not comply with impact attenuation and certification requirements.

The Trump Administration announced plans for a slate of 10% to 12.5% tariffs based on the results of the March Section 301 investigations, covering 60 trading partners accounting for nearly all imported goods, as the temporary 10% global tariff prepares to sunset in July.

Net loss was slashed by almost two-thirds to start the year, just $7,953,000 in the red against $22,152,000, as revenues jumped 16% to $124,718,000 from $107,611,000 and comps soared 22.9%.

The speed bumps of H2 2025’s inventory rightsizing are giving way to clear growth paths, CROX said at the Baird Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference, as North American DTC continues to pick up steam from its positive Q1 performance.

The owner of Reebok, Champion, and dozens of other brands was upgraded to BB- from B+ by S&P Global, including its issuer credit rating and issue-level ratings on its first-lien senior secured debt.

The apparel and footwear resale platform is aiming for $500 million in sales, aided by the logistics infrastructure it built over the past several years, plus AI, James Reinhart revealed at the William Blair Annual Growth Stock Conference.

NSSF’s adjusted NICS FBI background checks were up for the fourth consecutive month, increasing 3.2% to 1,105,758 in May from 1,071,685, and are up by 1.9% for the year thus far.

The outdoor retailer’s red ink totaled $21,848,000 in Q1, compared with a loss of $21,254,000 a year ago, as sales increased 3% to $256,078,000 from $249,103,000 in the seasonally slow quarter, with same-store sales growing 2.1%.

The four-time NBA Champion ended six months on the endorsement deal bench this week as Li-Ning and Curry announced that they have inked an agreement, making the Chinese sportswear giant Brand Curry’s new home.

The Taiwanese exercise equipment maker’s bottom line cratered 91% to TWD 23.9 million ($0.8 mm) down from TWD 276.3 million, despite sales that improved 11% to TWD 11,791.9 million ($372.0 mm) against TWD 10,609.5 million.

The Japanese sportswear company’s venture arm will host a pitch competition on Oct. 22 in Ann Arbor, MI, for startups in the wearables, retail technology, digital spaces, or wellness space.

The Swiss outdoor gear maker elevated Jeff Pratt to vice president of sales, and named Steve Drew as sales director, North America, as it aims to bolster N.A. operations.