Sports clothing

The sport of trail running is growing, many new brands are pushing into a market that is becoming more differentiated - and still offers potential for sports and outdoor companies.

More than 1000 exhibitors, 22,000 trade visitors: The premiere of OutDoor by ISPO is a success. The innovative trade fair concept is particularly impressive for the organisers and exhibitors.

A new study shows how manufacturers and online retailers can position themselves better when it comes to sustainability and what consumers are looking for when making their purchasing decisions.

Old PET bottles are nowadays used to make polyester clothing, and there are also outdoor jackets, shirts, trousers and bikinis made of plastic waste. But can textiles and shoes also be recycled? We present some promising solutions and the limits of recycling today.

Adidas presents record figures at its general meeting and drives the share to an all-time high of over 250 euros.

Sports shoes are the top-selling men's shoes in Germany, and sneakers are a trend among women in particular - these are the key findings of the "Industry Report Shoes 2019" for the sports trade.

Experts from Nike and VF Corporation explain how sports companies are using the Compliance Labelling Requirements (CLR) database to greatly simplify their product labelling worldwide.

WFSGI President Robbert de Kock about the concept of the Compliance Labelling Requirements (CLR) Database.

The sustainability challenges are manifold and complex. We give an overview and an expert explains the most important trends for greater sustainability.

How can sports retailers differentiate themselves from their competitors? For example by a courageous brand assortment. ISPO.com provides some food for thought.