Rock climbing Apparel Survey

Hey everyone, I'm making a survey on fashionable rock climbing clothing mostly mostly for the bouldering market for my capstone. If your interested give a look, thanks.

https://forms.gle/RzNsuKSvjo2S9uHL8

Function = fashion 

Step 1:  Post clickable link.

Your lowest option for what we'd pay for a shirt/jacket starts at 40 to 60 euros. Am I just living in another world, getting my clothes second hand, more sustainable and  cheaper? Why not have a lower option.

Projects like this are making it very difficult for climbers to convey ‘dirtbag’ as they step out of their Sprinter conversion vans.

I am not hopeful they will produce anything useful for climbing.  There are no questions about what features you think are necessary for the clothing.  

Orion Belt wrote:

Your lowest option for what we'd pay for a shirt/jacket starts at 40 to 60 euros. Am I just living in another world, getting my clothes second hand, more sustainable and  cheaper? Why not have a lower option.

The payment options are based on market data of other companies, plus we are not targeting the climbing dirty bag demographic(no offense).

Wesley Barkley wrote:

The payment options are based on market data of other companies, plus we are not targeting the climbing dirty bag demographic(no offense).

No offense takin…. Not a boulder but one thing I really miss are really really durable pants and shorts… about 10-15 years ago “Dickies” a manufacturer of primarily work clothes, stopped making what they called “roofers shorts” and long pants. The very useful feature of these was the butt and knees (on the pants ) was triple thick. Rockclimbers as opposed to boulders spend a lot of time sitting down. The Dickies would hold up for a season at Joshua Tree whilst the big name brands were good for a few days…. Food for thought.
good luck