Logo Brands, a manufacturer of officially licensed products for over 800 colleges and leagues, including the NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA, Major League Soccer (MLS) and NASCAR, is moving to a new headquarters in Williamson County, Tennessee.
According to the US Census Bureau’s Monthly Retail Trade Report, sales for sporting goods stores during the month of November reached $5 billion, representing a decrease of 4.8 percent compared to the prior year.
Bridges Consumer Healthcare LLC, a consumer healthcare platform made up of nine over-the-counter and personal care brands, acquired KT® Tape, the leading kinesiology tape brand designed to provide drug-free pain relief and support for muscles, tendons and ligaments.
United Sports Brands announced the appointment of Kyle Schlegel as Senior Vice President of Marketing.
REI Co-op president & CEO, Eric Artz, announced he will retire in March as CEO, marking a new chapter in the co-op’s 87-year history.
Kampus Klothes, a team dealer located in suburban Philadelphia, announced it is expanding to two new facilities which are expected to be completed in January 2026.
Beginning this year, teams participating and advancing in the Division I Women’s Basketball Championship will earn financial rewards for their conferences, the Division I membership decided on January 15 at the NCAA Convention in Nashville, Tennessee.
The NCAA added women’s wrestling as its 91st championship sport as all three divisions approved the addition at the Association’s annual Convention in Nashville, Tennessee.
STAHLS’ is changing how apparel decorating businesses access essential resources with the launch of its downloadable 2025 product catalog, making it easier than ever to explore the latest heat printing technologies.
With another holiday season come and gone, the National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA) has been keeping note of the holiday sales results released by multiple organizations. The overall sentiment from the retail holiday results is modest growth for this past season in line with forecast expectations and inflation.
