Extend a range
Fill a clear product or price-position gap without losing the logic of the existing collection.
CragMade / Brand solution
Private label climbing bags
Build a climbing carry range with a reason to exist.
For outdoor brands and specialist retailers developing brand-owned chalk bags, rope bags, shoe storage or modular crag packs.
Discuss your range ↗Good starting points
Enter with what you already know.
Refresh a core item
Review the user problem, construction and known pain points before changing colors or trims.
Launch a focused capsule
Use shared materials, colors and hardware where appropriate while keeping each product useful.
Range development
Four decisions shape the assortment.
The final specification, availability, MOQ, price and timing are confirmed only after feasibility and sample review.
- 01
Buyer and channel
Define target climber, market, retail channel, price position and why the product belongs in the range.
- 02
Product architecture
Choose the lead product and supporting items: chalk storage, rope carry, shoe separation or a crag pack.
- 03
Brand system
Review color, artwork, labels, trims and packaging against the construction and material choices.
- 04
Sample evidence
Use samples and agreed checks to resolve open points before approving a production brief.
Product directions
A focused climbing carry system.
Chalk bags
Waist bags developed around opening shape, closure, lining, brush carry and brand placement.
Chalk buckets
Freestanding formats reviewed for stability, access, closure security and storage.
Rope bags
Standalone and carryable directions framed around approach distance, tarp use and transitions.
Shoe storage
Ventilated pouches and clip-on modules that separate used footwear from the main load.
Crag packs
Pack concepts reviewed around gear load, access, rope integration and approach carry.
Coordinated details
Shared materials and trims may simplify a range, subject to function, supply and sampling.
Useful first brief
Give the review commercial context.
Range position
Existing collection, target price position, launch channel and the gap this project should fill.
User and use
Climbing discipline, carrying moments, expected contents and the problem worth solving.
Project boundaries
Estimated quantity, intended market, timing, artwork and any material or packaging requirements.
Buyer FAQ
Questions to settle early.
Can we start with one product?
Yes. A focused first product can establish construction, material and branding decisions before a wider range is considered.
Can you work from our tech pack?
A tech pack, sketch, reference sample or product brief can start the review. Open construction and sourcing questions are identified before sampling.
Is there a fixed MOQ?
No fixed MOQ is promised before the product, materials, trims, branding and packaging are reviewed.
Can we copy another brand's bag?
References may explain a use case or feature, but development must use your own requirements and lawful brand assets rather than copying proprietary design.
Start a range review
Which climbing product should lead your range?
A sentence is enough to begin. We will ask for the missing detail after we understand the direction.
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