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Outdoor Voices Reportedly Set for Bankruptcy Amid Activewear Struggles

It’s a trying time for activewear, as Outdoor Voices stores are left shuttered with irate notes posted by former employees.

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Gymshark Eyes ‘Biggest Year Ever’ Despite Profit Dip

Gymshark is eyeing its "biggest year ever" in 2024, including a high-end activewear line and pop-up events in NYC and Miami.

Athleta Launches ‘Train’ Line for Intense Workouts

With its "Train" collection, Athleta is targeting women who work out hard with burpee and box jump-supportive fabric

Athleta Taps Alo Yoga President as New CEO

Athleta CEO Chris Blakeslee will be counted on to help the women’s activewear company boost its sagging sales.

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Fashion Brands are Opening Standalone Gyms

Fashion brands that have opened standalone gyms include Aviator Nation, Revolve, Hermès, and Alo Yoga. More are likely to follow suit.

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Nike is the Top Sportswear Brand of Choice in USA

Following Nike at the number two spot in the top sportswear brands in USA is athletic apparel retailer Lululemon.

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Recovery Day: Leah Pfrommer Believes in Sushi Supremacy & Vitamin Supplementation via Food

Club Pilates instructor Leah Pfrommer explains why she’d rather get her vitamins & minerals from food & describes her typical day-off

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Saysh Secures $8M Series A Funding

Saysh will use the Series A funding round money to expand branded eCommerce, wholesale distribution, & community-based retail footprint.

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Athleisure is Here to Stay… At Least Until 2030 with Projected Growth of $662.56 Billion

While offline athleisure sales were higher (60+%) than online in 2021, the latter is expected to see its highest compound annual growth...

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Female Athlete Voices Joining Sports Sponsors Ban

Women keep rising, but…Female athletes face both good and bad news when it comes to using influence to change sponsors’ images and messaging.