Tech pack ready
We review dimensions, construction, materials, hardware, artwork and open questions before sampling.
CragMade / Development service
OEM / private label
Climbing bags built from a useful brief.
Bring a tech pack, a reference, a sketch—or the field problem your product needs to solve. We turn it into a reviewable development path.
Send the brief ↗Three ways to begin
Start where your project actually is.
Reference in hand
Use a reference to explain function, scale or quality—not to copy another brand’s proprietary design.
Problem first
Describe the climber, environment and carry problem. We can help frame a more testable product brief.
Development route
Five gates from idea to production brief.
Each gate reduces ambiguity. A sample is evidence for the next decision—not proof of untested performance.
- 01
Define
Align user, use case, product format, quantity, price position, market and launch intent.
- 02
Feasibility review
Review construction, material, hardware, branding and sourcing dependencies as one system.
- 03
Sample
Translate the approved direction into a physical sample with recorded assumptions and open points.
- 04
Review & revise
Check fit, access, carry, cleaning, workmanship and agreed project-specific tests.
- 05
Production brief
Freeze the approved specification, artwork, packaging and commercial conditions before production.
What gets reviewed
One product, six connected decisions.
Use & load
Who carries it, what goes inside and what changes between approach, climbing and return.
Construction
Access, seams, reinforcement, attachment and assembly logic around the defined use.
Materials
Candidate fabrics, linings, mesh and hardware subject to function, availability and sampling.
Branding
Artwork method and placement are matched to panel layout, material and intended finish.
Commercial fit
Quantity, target price position and packaging are reviewed after the product direction is defined.
Validation
Project-specific sample checks and test methods are agreed for claims that matter.
Built for B2B briefs
Useful context changes by buyer.
Outdoor brands
Share range position, channel, brand language, target use and how the product fits the wider collection.
Climbing gyms
Share member use, retail or rental context, cleaning needs, storage flow and logo requirements.
Retailers & distributors
Share target market, channel price position, assortment gap, packaging and compliance expectations.
Buyer FAQ
Questions worth settling early.
What can I send to start a review?
A tech pack, reference product, sketch or a clearly described user problem can all start a review. Include intended use, quantity, target market, branding and timing where known.
Can you copy an existing branded product?
Reference products may help explain a feature or use case, but the project should be developed around your own requirements and lawful brand assets rather than copied proprietary design.
What is the MOQ?
MOQ is reviewed after construction, materials, hardware, color, branding and packaging are defined. No fixed MOQ is promised before feasibility and commercial review.
Do you guarantee materials, branding methods or timing?
Options are reviewed against the approved construction, supplier availability and sampling result. Final specifications and timing are confirmed only in the project quotation and approved sample.
Start a development review
Show us what you know—and what you do not.
Send the intended user, use case, product type, quantity, price position, target timing and any sketches or references. We will respond around the brief, not a generic promise.
sales@meccamore.com