$36.00
$36.00
Our NPR Outline Logo Umbrella is the perfect accessory to keep you dry on even the rainiest days. Now you can stroll down the road listening to your favorite NPR podcast without fear of getting wet!
Featuring patented 3M™ Scotchlite™ material on each panel, the umbrella canopy reflects headlights from passing traffic, helping drivers see you from every angle.
This umbrella also features a vented double canopy for superior wind resistance and a convenient push button automatic open/automatic close. Includes a matching snap-close case.
On a wet, winter day in 1946, Meyer Blauer stepped onto a downtown sidewalk in Portland, Oregon, and looked skyward. Dark clouds and a steady drizzle cloaked the city, as they often do that time of year. But to Meyer, that wasn’t just rain falling from the sky. It was opportunity.
The following year, with the help of his brother and two uncles, Meyer purchased a small umbrella repair shop and gave it a new name: ShedRain Umbrella Company was open for business.
They started with six people, a few old sewing machines and an unlimited desire to make the best umbrella money could buy. Year after year, business slowly expanded—up and down the West Coast, across America and, eventually, around the globe.
The company that started with just a handful of basic designs now offers hundreds of different styles, colors, and options. Now in their third generation of family ownership, they're proud to be the only umbrella company that still maintains a U.S. manufacturing facility.
In ShedRain's 70 years, they've seen consumer tastes change and manufacturing technology evolve, but they're steadfastly “old-school” in one regard: They still go about their work with the same passion and dedication as the people who cut fabric by hand and personally delivered orders from that tiny Portland workshop.
Cover: 1 person
Functions: Auto-open & close, reflective, vented canopy
Panels: 8
Arc: 42"
Closed Length: 12"
For California Residents Only: WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov