I initially had a knee-jerk-reaction to "gender... influence" on use... However, I literally, 45 minutes ago was talking to a couple of ladies that had stapped

I initially had a knee-jerk-reaction to "gender... influence" on use... However, I literally, 45 minutes ago was talking to a couple of ladies that had stapped umbrelleas to their back-pack straps for shade as they hiked the trail I ride every day. I see them several times a week (I ride every day, they are out M.W.F) -- and I have had this design in the back-of-my-head for an umbrella strap for backpacks... Anyway, one of the ladies, Robin, said that Back-pack straps are different for women "because we have chests"... and I realized that I had never even thought of backpacks for women's anatomy vs unisex backpacks... So it immediately made me check myself to realize that this non-consideration out of unintended ignorance can be a thing... It will likely take a long time before we have some real, deep research into the UX patterns that are gender specific.... (I just hope we NEVER go down the UX patterns of pronoun specific, that just seems too far.)