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New Data Title: Product Feature Demand by Wallet Orientation (Horizontal vs Vertical)

Explanation: The chart presents a synthetic dataset comparing perceived demand for five wallet features across two orientations: Horizontal and Vertical. The horizontal orientation shows particularly high demand for Portability and Ease of Use (scores near 90), while Durability remains strong but slightly lower than vertical for that feature. The vertical orientation exhibits high scores for Ease of Use and for Durability, with Card Capacity holding a modest advantage over Horizontal. The differences across features suggest two user archetypes: those who prefer a slim, easy-to-access horizontal layout and those who value a sturdy, organized vertical layout. The numbers are on a 0–100 scale, enabling quick visual comparison and straightforward translation into an index-style metric for product planning and forecasting. The data are synthetic, crafted to illustrate how orientation might influence feature prioritization in a wholesale cowhide wallet program; in a real market, data would come from consumer surveys, prototype testing, and actual sales; factors such as price, finish, brand reputation, and after-sales service would also influence demand. The chart helps product teams identify where to focus design and manufacturing resources. For example, the strong horizontal demand for Portability and Ease of Use suggests potential benefits from lighter-weight construction, more accessible card slots, and compact silhouettes in horizontal formats, whereas vertical demand emphasizes Durability and Card Capacity, implying reinforced seams and higher stacking tolerance. The model is intentionally simplified: it excludes price elasticity, competitor actions, and regional variation. Limitations include small sample size, potential bias in feature definitions, and the use of a single material focus (crazy horse cowhide) that may not generalize to other finishes. Nevertheless, the visualization provides a clear directional signal: wallet orientation materially shifts feature importance, guiding target-market alignment, product design decisions, and marketing messaging in a premium wallet segment. Future work could pair this with pricing scenarios, A/B marketing tests, and regional segmentation to build a more robust product roadmap.