Hey everyone,
I work on an EU funded project called ALADIN, we're testing small local microfactories that make clothes on demand instead of the usual mass production overseas.
One of the pilot pieces we're building right now is a modular blazer dress, basically one piece where you can swap or adjust parts (sleeves, length, fit) instead of buying a whole new item every time your body, the season, or your style changes.
Before we sink more time into it we want to hear from people who actually buy and wear clothes, not just us in a room talking to ourselves. So:
- Would something like this realistically fit into your wardrobe?
- What would make you skip it completely?
- What would actually make you buy it?
If you want to go deeper there's a short 5 minute survey here: https://qualtricsxm4k56dj2fm.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dpbFNsm4ERSXnXo
Not selling anything, genuinely want to know if this idea holds up outside our own bubble. Happy to hear harsh feedback too, that's more useful than politeness.
Submitted September 24, 2026 at 06:01AM by Artistic_Corgi_2297 https://ift.tt/snEI2im
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