Not enough street gear figures

While I respect everyone's opinion, this subject has always been my biggest pet peeve. I can't stand figures (especially elites) of characters that I buy in street gear. I feel like it's such a huge waste of the figure. I did buy T Shirt Macho with jeans but that's only because that was the last Macho I needed to have a complete Macho set, and I also bought the T Shirt Finn Balor but that almost doesn't count because he still has gear on, and same with the upcoming "Never Shuts Up" Rollins figure. Idk... just not my thing I guess.

No thanks. There are very few figures I wouldn't mind seeing in 'street gear'. In fact, I can probably count them on one hand: SummerSlam '02 HBK, current Jericho with skinny jeans, vest & scarf, Triple H with molded jeans and sg leather or jean jacket, The Rock with molded pants and sg $500 shirt, and lastly DX in camo gear from their Nitro invasion. That's about it.

This reminds me of the time someone suggested a Total Divas line where they'd all be in their casual clothes. For me, I don't particularly care for wrestling figures in street clothing. If it's part of their "wrestling attire" (using that term loosely) then fine. But other than that I dont think I'd be too interested in it.

I wouldn't mind some street gear figures, but I don't want them to go crazy with it like Jakks did. Not everyone needs the street gear treatment, but certain street gear figures would be cool.

Some of my most wanted street gear figures would be...

1. As others have stated, Brock Lesnar would be a great street gear figure. Most of Brock's tv time, he's in street gear, so this figure would be an accurate representation of most of his appearances.

2. Flashback Triple H. Basically his Defining Moment figure but with molded jeans and shirt.

3. Would love the SummerSlam 2002 HBK that others have mentioned. I made a custom from a Elite Ambrose, but it doesn't have the cowboy boots.

4. I think a Batista from his heel run before he left the first time would be cool.

I'm not sure the best way to incorporate street gear figures into the line would be. I would hate to waste Elite spots on them, but wouldn't be happy with them as basics. Basics wouldn't have removable items, such as Triple H's leather/jean jacket. Maybe this would be a good time to do hybrid figures, kinda like the Kane in the basic series with the Elite legs. Maybe they could have Elite style legs, and basic torsos ( that way the logo on the shirt doesn't have to be split or squeezed onto the top half of the torso).

I would love a randy orton in street gear. The gear he wears on smackdown when he's not wrestling

I'd also love a street gear Triple H from that night he came out and paggered Roman and broke his nose

With very few exceptions, like the aforementioned HBK from SS 2002, and Triple H, and maybe a couple of others - street gear figures would NEVER sell well.

They just look too bland and unappealing. Let's face it - kids want the colourful wrestling attires to play with. Collectors prefer wrestling attires, with a minority who may buy the street gear figures. That's a very small demographic.

Jakks made a load of street gear figures, and those were the biggest peg warmers I ever saw. I think Mattel have learned from a lot of Jakks' mistakes.