Marna Shupatto Umbrella Lightweight Folds Automatically When Buttonless Long Umbrella - (fabric Closed) (65cm)

[A beltless, self-closing umbrella] When you close an umbrella, you have to gather it by hand and fasten it with a belt. It's inevitable that your hands will get wet. This new umbrella eliminates that hassle and makes it possible to "not have to fold it" and "keep your hands dry." A new type of umbrella has been created where the fabric gathers simply by closing it. [Lighter, more rust-resistant, and improved] The frame material has been renewed from steel to fiberglass. It is now lighter and more rust-resistant. [Reduces the need to press buttons] The buttonless lock system allows you to open and close the umbrella simply by raising or pulling the slider. This reduces the need to press buttons, allowing for smooth opening and closing. *Please be careful not to pull the slider too hard, as this may cause the umbrella to close forcefully and the tips of the ribs may poke your eyes or other body parts. [With "Drying Stopper"] Features a "drying stopper" that locks the umbrella in a partially open position, allowing water droplets to dry. Available in a slim, easy-to-grip 58cm and a more substantial 65cm. A lineup of chic, understated colors that are easy to match with both casual and formal attire. [Material] Umbrella fabric composition: 100% polyester [Size] Closed: Approx. 11 x 92.5 cm Open: Approx. 111 x 92.5 cm [Weight] Approx. 460 g [Country of origin] China [Caution] ・When storing your umbrella, open it up and allow it to dry completely. Storing a wet umbrella or one that is not sufficiently dry may cause the ribs to rust, the fabric to discolor, or color transfer. ・Do not use in strong winds, as it may be damaged. ・Water may leak from the seams of the fabric during heavy rain or prolonged use. ・When drying your umbrella, avoid direct sunlight and dry it in the shade. Direct sunlight may cause fading or damage to the surface finish. ・The water-repellent properties of the fabric will decrease with repeated use. For longer use, please use a commercially available waterproofing spray. Please note that using a spray may cause stains or discoloration. ・When draining water after use, do not rotate the umbrella forcefully, as this may put excessive force on the handle and frame, causing malfunction. [A folding umbrella without a belt] After closing an umbrella, you have to gather it by hand and fasten it with a strap. It's inevitable that your hands will get wet. To eliminate this hassle and achieve "no need to fold" and "hands stay dry," a new type of umbrella has been created where the fabric gathers simply by closing it. [Lighter, rust-resistant, and improved] The frame material has been renewed from steel to fiberglass, making it lighter and more rust-resistant. The buttonless lock system allows you to open and close the umbrella simply by raising or pulling the slider. This reduces the need to press buttons, allowing for smoother operation. It also features a "drying stopper" that locks the umbrella in a partially open position, allowing any remaining water droplets to dry. Available in a slim, easy-to-grip 58cm and a more substantial 65cm. The lineup features chic, understated colors that are easy to match with both casual and formal attire. [Caution] When storing your umbrella, open it up and allow it to dry completely. Storing a wet umbrella or one that is not fully dried can cause the ribs to rust, the fabric to discolor, or color transfer. ・Do not use in strong winds, as it may be damaged. - Water may leak through the seams of the fabric if exposed to heavy rain or for extended periods. When drying your umbrella, avoid direct sunlight and dry it in the shade. Direct sunlight may cause fading or damage to the surface finish. • The water-repellent properties of the fabric will decrease with repeated use. For extended use, please use a commercially available waterproofing spray. Please note that using a waterproofing spray may cause stains or discoloration. - When draining water from the umbrella after use, rotating it forcefully can put excessive stress on the handle and frame, potentially causing malfunction.