Retro Silhouettes. Breakthrough constructions. Tried-and-true earth tones. Pops of ’90s-era neon. The outdoor category is a potpourri of styles for great adventures big and small.

The cherry blossoms in Riverside Park:a dazzling display of nature’s annual rebirth.
“Having faith,” per Google search results, is believing that …

Faced with the industry’s biggest crisis in history, the Two Ten Footwear Foundation has been answering the call for emergency assistance for more than a year, delivering on its mission to help shoe
people in need like never before. It’s a Herculean effort involving hard work, humanity and generosity—a heroic tale of an industry coming together in its greatest time of need.

Hiking is hot. The pandemic has made the outdoors look greater than ever—and brands are poised to take the category to new heights.

Andy Polk, senior vice president and sustainability expert for the FDRA, gives an update of some best practices, breakthrough materials and what’s in the pipeline.

Two trees planted are better than one.

In an effort to divert its sandals from landfills, Teva, a division of Deckers Brands, has teamed with TerraCycle on a recycling program dubbed TevaForever.

What’s better than a trusty old pair of wingtips? How about that same pair refurbished to look and feel as good as new?

The push to improve sustainability standards shows no let-up from Twisted X.

The first model in Saucony’s successful Jazz series hit the pavement back in 1981 as a breakthrough running shoe.

These California girls rock an eclectic range of shoe styles worthy of a fashionable Hollywood ending.

Aimed at identifying and nurturing the next generation of sustainability-driven designers, Allbirds and Pensole Design Academy are introducing the BRD program.