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Barbour Portree Umbrella Hessian Navy Tartan
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Paul Smith Signature Stripe Compact Umbrella with Crook Wooden Handle - / ONE SIZE / 92 Black
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Paul Smith Border Walker Umbrella Signature Stripe
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Beretta Umbrella Green
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Barbour Full Length Umbrella Mixed Tartan
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Barbour Tartan Umbrella With Uv Protection Classic Tartan
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Beretta Foldable Umbrella Green
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About Umbrellas
Umbrellas FAQs
What is the difference between a Walking Umbrella and a Folding Umbrella?
A Walking Umbrella usually has a full-length shaft, a larger canopy and a more robust frame, making it suitable for country use and stronger winds. A Folding Umbrella collapses down into a compact size for easy storage in a bag or coat pocket, and is ideal for commuting or occasional showers.
Which type of Umbrella is best for strong wind and heavy rain?
For stronger wind and heavy rain, a sturdy Walking Umbrella with a reinforced frame, quality ribs and a deep canopy usually performs best. Look for models with flexible but resilient construction, secure joints and a handle that offers a firm grip in wet conditions.
Are compact Telescopic Umbrellas as durable as full-size designs?
Well-made Telescopic Umbrellas can be very durable, but they tend to prioritise packability and light weight over outright strength. They are ideal for everyday travel and unexpected showers, while full-size Walking Umbrellas remain the better choice when maximum stability and coverage are required.
What handle style should I choose for an Umbrella?
Crook and wooden handles provide a traditional look and are easy to hook over the arm or hang up when not in use. Straight or compact handles suit Folding Umbrellas and pack neatly in a bag. The best choice depends on how you prefer to carry the Umbrella and how long you expect to hold it open.
How should I care for my Umbrella to make it last longer?
To prolong the life of an Umbrella, allow the canopy to dry fully before closing and storing it, and avoid forcing the mechanism if it feels obstructed. Open and close the frame in a controlled way rather than snapping it up or down, and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct heat.