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Allbirds, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIRD) is a global modern lifestyle footwear brand that frequently issues news on product launches, financial results and corporate developments. Company press releases highlight new footwear styles built around comfort, style and sustainable materials, as well as quarterly earnings updates and board-level changes.
Readers following BIRD news can expect detailed announcements on modern lifestyle footwear franchises such as the Wool Runner NZ, Tree Runner NZ, Wool Cruiser, waterproof wool sneakers and Remix styles. These updates often describe how Allbirds incorporates Merino wool, tree-based fibers, sugarcane-based SweetFoam® midsoles, recycled materials and reclaimed foam into its designs. The company also releases news about collaborations with partners involved in color curation and material recycling.
In addition to product-focused stories, Allbirds regularly reports its quarterly financial results, including net revenue trends, gross margin, net loss and adjusted EBITDA. These earnings releases may also discuss channel mix, international distributor transitions, retail store closures and financing arrangements, offering investors insight into the company’s operating model and capital structure.
Corporate governance and board composition are another recurring theme in Allbirds’ news flow, with announcements covering director appointments and related committee roles. For investors, customers and observers, the BIRD news page provides a single stream of updates on the company’s footwear innovations, sustainability initiatives, financial performance and governance decisions. Users interested in Allbirds stock and brand developments can review these items to understand how the company communicates its strategy and product evolution over time.
Allbirds (BIRD) launched Terralux™, an industry-first footwear collection featuring INNOVERA™, a bio-designed leather alternative made from plant-based proteins, biopolymers, and recycled Nylon 6 from end-of-life tires.
INNOVERA™ is completely animal-free, engineered to match leather aesthetics and performance, contains >80% renewable carbon content, and the SS26 collection is available on www.allbirds.com beginning today.
Allbirds (NYSE: BIRD) launched its Spring/Summer 2026 “Say Yes” campaign on Feb. 3, 2026, showcasing the retro-inspired Varsity Collection and the new Dasher NZ as product anchors.
The campaign stars Justine Lupe, Elaine Welteroth, Nikki DeRoest, and Grace Cheng, and highlights comfort, sustainability, and Allbirds’ Featherbed™ insole and SweetFoam® midsole innovations. Collections are available now with listed retail prices and select styles launching Feb. 24.
Allbirds (NASDAQ: BIRD) will close its remaining full-price U.S. stores by the end of February 2026 to focus on e-commerce, wholesale partnerships and international distributorships. The company expects the move to be capital-light and will discuss anticipated SG&A savings and related cash charges on its Q4/full year 2025 earnings call in March 2026.
Allbirds will continue operating two U.S. outlet stores and two full-price stores in London to preserve key brand touchpoints while prioritizing capital-efficient growth.
Allbirds (NASDAQ: BIRD) reported third quarter 2025 results on Nov 6, 2025: Q3 net revenue $33.0M (-23.3% YoY) and Q3 net loss $20.3M (loss per share $2.49). Gross margin fell 120 bps to 43.2%. Adjusted EBITDA loss was $15.7M. Inventory declined 25.0% to $43.1M. Cash and cash equivalents were $23.7M with $12.3M drawn on a $50.0M revolving facility.
The company updated full-year 2025 guidance to $161M–$166M revenue (reflecting ~$23M–$25M of transition impacts) and reiterated adjusted EBITDA loss midpoint within a $(63M)–$(57M) range. Management emphasized product launches, marketing investments, cost reductions and liquidity actions ahead of the holiday season.
Allbirds (NASDAQ: BIRD) announced that Lily Yan Hughes was appointed as an independent director to its Board of Directors, effective October 31, 2025. Ms. Hughes is a former global S&P 500 and Fortune 100 executive who currently serves as Assistant Dean at Syracuse University College of Law.
Her prior roles include Senior Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary at Arrow Electronics and Public Storage, Vice President, Associate General Counsel—Corporate M&A and Finance at Ingram Micro, and corporate partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips. She has served on multiple boards and currently chairs DirectWomen.
Allbirds (NASDAQ: BIRD) will release its third quarter 2025 financial results after market close on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
The company will hold a conference call at 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET on the same day and provide a live webcast at https://ir.allbirds.com. A replay will be available and archived on the investor relations website for 12 months.
Allbirds (NYSE:BIRD) has launched its first-ever 100% waterproof wool sneaker collection, featuring three new styles priced between $140-$160. The innovative footwear line includes the Wool Runner NZ Waterproof ($150), Wool Runner NZ Mid Waterproof ($160), and Wool Cruiser Waterproof ($140).
The collection stands out for achieving waterproof functionality without using harmful PFAS chemicals, instead utilizing a PFAS-free C-Zero DWR treatment and specialized construction. The shoes feature Merino wool uppers, a waterproof membrane, recycled polyester reinforcements, and the company's signature SweetFoam® midsole made from sugarcane.
Available online and in stores from September 30, 2025, these new styles complement Allbirds' existing water-resistant Mizzle and Protect offerings.
Allbirds (NYSE:BIRD) has launched an expanded color collection of its Wool Cruiser sneaker, now available in 19 distinctive colors. The launch includes five exclusive shades curated by the Pantone Color Institute™, featuring Sapphire Blue, Zesty Citron, Golden Sunshine, Vibrant Blossom, and Granite Gray.
The Wool Cruiser, priced at $100 USD, is crafted using recycled post-consumer knitwear and features a dual-density Featherbed™ insole with memory foam. The shoe showcases Allbirds' first exploration of felt wool, offering a durable, textured fabric in a court-style sneaker design.
[ "Expansion to 19 color options demonstrates product line growth", "Strategic partnership with Pantone Color Institute enhances brand positioning", "Use of recycled materials aligns with sustainability trends", "Competitive price point at $100 USD" ]Allbirds (NYSE:BIRD) has launched its new Remix collection, featuring innovative footwear made from recycled manufacturing waste. The collection, developed through partnerships with Blumaka and Circ, transforms foam scraps and blended textile waste into high-performance shoes.
The collection includes two styles: the Runner NZ Remix and Cruiser Remix, priced at $140 USD. The shoes feature Blumaka midsoles made from reclaimed foam scraps, using 99% less water and producing 65% fewer carbon emissions than traditional foam production. The collection also marks the world's first use of Circ's textile-to-textile recycled materials in footwear.
The Remix styles will be available in U.S. and U.K. stores starting August 19, 2025, offering sizes from Women's 5-11 and Men's 7-14.
Allbirds (NASDAQ: BIRD) reported Q2 2025 financial results with net revenue of $39.7 million, a 23.1% decrease year-over-year but at the high end of guidance. The company posted a net loss of $15.5 million ($1.92 per share) and gross margin declined 980 basis points to 40.7%.
Key financial highlights include securing a new $75 million revolving credit facility and reducing inventory by 21.3% to $42.2 million. The company revised its full year 2025 revenue guidance downward to $165-180 million from previous $175-195 million, while maintaining its adjusted EBITDA loss guidance of $65-55 million.
Management expects revenue growth to resume in Q4 2025, driven by new product launches, marketing initiatives, and customer experience improvements. The company continues its transition to a distributor model in certain international markets and has implemented strategic store closures in the U.S.