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Foldable Travel Umbrella – Surreal City Rain Art, Semi-Automatic Compact Waterproof Umbrella
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Bring a little surreal calm into the storm.
This foldable travel umbrella features a muted teal canopy dotted with small, window-like shapes and a pale central umbrella motif – like looking up at a quiet city block in the rain. It’s compact enough for your bag, strong enough for daily use, and stylish enough to stand out without shouting.
The semi-automatic mechanism lets you open it quickly with one hand when the sky suddenly turns. Eight reinforced ribs give extra support in gusty weather, while the rubber handle and wrist strap keep it comfortable and secure on the go. When the clouds clear, it folds neatly into the matching sleeve that mirrors the canopy design.
A practical, unisex accessory for commuters, city walkers, and anyone who wants rainy-day gear with a little character.
Product features
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Waterproof 100% polyester pongee fabric – quick-drying and shape-retaining
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Semi-automatic one-hand open for fast, convenient use
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Eight strong fiber ribs for better wind resistance
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Comfortable rubber handle with wrist strap, sleeve, and Velcro tie wrap included
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Durable heat-sublimation print for long-lasting, fade-resistant color
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Lightweight, compact design – ideal travel umbrella and everyday carry
Care instructions
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Leave open to air-dry after use
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Wipe clean with a damp cloth as needed
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