Open Sky …. Podcast Supporting Wellness, Self-Discovery and Growth

Open Sky, a wilderness therapy program based in Southwest Colorado and Southeast Utah, has recently launched a podcast titled SKYlights. In each episode, Open Sky Founder and Executive Director, Emily Fernandes, pictured here, will speak with staff and a series of experts in their given fields on the value of wilderness therapy toward a journey […]

Plastic Pollution Is Coming From An Unlikely Suspect

Single-use plastic is the most obvious of offenders when we consider ocean plastic pollution. Yet the biggest offender of plastic pollution is something that might not be front of mind: our clothes. Over 35-percent of the projected 1.5 million metric tons of microplastics found in the oceans come from synthetic textiles1. What’s even more concerning […]

Aisle Talk Week Of May 27

Top headlines from the active lifestyle industry you may have missed this week, including The North Face issuing an apology for uploading photos of athletes wearing its gear to Wikipedia pages about famous locations—all in an attempt for the brand to place higher on Google search results.

American Consumers Expect To Bear Cost Of China Tariffs

A Monmouth University Poll finds that a majority of Americans expect they’ll bear the brunt of the latest round of tariffs on Chinese goods and they are not particularly hopeful that this policy will bring the manufacture of those goods back to U.S. soil.

Genesco’s Q1 Boosted By Journeys

Genesco Inc. said both sales and earnings exceeded expectations in the first quarter due to continued momentum at Journeys. The retailer now expects full-year earnings at the high-end of guidance.

Difficult Firearms Comp Hinders Sportsman’s Warehouse’s Q1

Sportsman’s Warehouse Holdings Inc. clearly benefited from competitors such as Dick’s Sporting Goods dropping out of the firearms business last year following the school shooting in Parkland, FL. But the ensuing boom also created—as expected—some difficult comps for the Midvale, UT-based retailer, which on Thursday reduced its outlook for the year after results in the first quarter ended May 4 missed analysts’ revenue and earnings estimates.