About the founder (ME)
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My mission
When I first made a belt from used climbing ropes, it was just a personal experiment. I never thought it would interest so many people. I showed the first pieces to friends, and soon more and more people started asking where they could get one. Within a few weeks, my idea had grown beyond me—the first customers arrived quickly, and their feedback reassured me that it was worth continuing.
A Forbes is felfigyelt a történetemre, ami hatalmas meglepetés volt számomra. Egy ilyen elismerés nemcsak megtisztelő, hanem rengeteg motivációt is adott. Azóta is azon dolgozunk, hogy minden egyes öv ne csak egy praktikus kiegészítő legyen, hanem egy fenntartható döntés is.
Forbes 2.0
Half a year after the first article, Forbes reached out to me for a follow-up. The first article was a big success for me. It brought a lot of new opportunities: collaborations with major companies, and it also helped me reflect on what I really want to do with this brand.
The founder of Patagonia — and the company itself — believes that the best clothing and gear is the kind that lasts a long time, is easy to use, eco-friendly, and actually works.
“It’s relative what ‘the best’ means to someone, but in their view, the best is something sustainable and eco-friendly — as long as it works, is useful, and doesn’t fall apart. That’s what I’m aiming for too: no sharp edges, looks good, the buckle adjusts easily but holds strong. It’s the little details that matter. I want to build the whole thing so that it’s the best in its category on the market.”
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