Hi everyone, happy new year!
I was hoping for some input, as honest as possible, even if that means brutal!
I am a keen angler, and spend a lot of time on the lakes with my partner however, I have noticed there is a lack of women's clothing, particularly shoes to fit me. Any shoes in start from a 6/7 which are no good for me...
Would anyone agree that there is a gap in the market for women's clothing? This is all very new and I am currently just gathering people's thoughts but I would appreciate if you could tell me if you think this is a good idea or a total waste of time?
Thanks in advance! A x
I was hoping for some input, as honest as possible, even if that means brutal!
I am a keen angler, and spend a lot of time on the lakes with my partner however, I have noticed there is a lack of women's clothing, particularly shoes to fit me. Any shoes in start from a 6/7 which are no good for me...
Would anyone agree that there is a gap in the market for women's clothing? This is all very new and I am currently just gathering people's thoughts but I would appreciate if you could tell me if you think this is a good idea or a total waste of time?
Thanks in advance! A x
In reply to Post #1
Craghoppers have a reasonable womens range . . in various shades of green!
For shoes - Salado Mid Boot - Mid Khaki . . .? Alternatively just take a trip to Go Outdoors / Decathlon . . .
Craghoppers have a reasonable womens range . . in various shades of green!
For shoes - Salado Mid Boot - Mid Khaki . . .? Alternatively just take a trip to Go Outdoors / Decathlon . . .
Navitas do a womens range, have a look on Total Fishing Tackle..
In reply to Post #1
I'm not sure what you mean, there's loads of outdoor clothing and footwear available for women, as much as mens I imagine
If you're referring to specific carp fishing clothing and footwear, the reason women are not as well catered for is because the market is pretty small, the sales generated wouldn't be worth the effort and cost.
The idea of carp fishing clothing and footwear is a bit of a nonsense really. It's just outdoor clothes with a brand stitched on it, and is often poorer quality than other outdoor gear to be honest.
I'm not sure what you mean, there's loads of outdoor clothing and footwear available for women, as much as mens I imagine
If you're referring to specific carp fishing clothing and footwear, the reason women are not as well catered for is because the market is pretty small, the sales generated wouldn't be worth the effort and cost.
The idea of carp fishing clothing and footwear is a bit of a nonsense really. It's just outdoor clothes with a brand stitched on it, and is often poorer quality than other outdoor gear to be honest.
In reply to Post #2
Decathlon
Really good range of stuff at good prices
Decathlon
Really good range of stuff at good prices
In reply to Post #5
And a decent warranty on their stuff as well just in case it's needed lol
And a decent warranty on their stuff as well just in case it's needed lol
In reply to Post #1
if you thinking that there is a gap in the market for women's clothing your not looking in the right places as far as hunting fishing type clothing goes
of course its a smaller market but its well catered for IMO
if you thinking that there is a gap in the market for women's clothing your not looking in the right places as far as hunting fishing type clothing goes
of course its a smaller market but its well catered for IMO