Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
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Windproof Inverted Umbrella for Travel, Comapct &Light, Easy Folding&Anti-rebound Rods, Automatic Reverse Umbrellas for Rain, Commute, Daily Use
Windproof Inverted Umbrella for Travel, Comapct &Light, Easy Folding&Anti-rebound Rods, Automatic Reverse Umbrellas for Rain, Commute, Daily Use
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Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
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Overview
- Care instructions : Natural air drying
About this item
- 【Rebound-Free Auto Umbrella】No-rebound telescopic shaft - Stays securely at any position when closing. Suitable for all people, especially women/children /students with little strength, older folks with arthritis and joint issues
- 【Truly Ultra-Compact Design 】❌ The regular folding umbrella with bulky cylindrical shape is struggle to fit in luggage or bag. ✅ Our newly upgraded well-made umbrella uses memory Fabric – Collasp back perfectly every time, no fighting with stubborn fabric. Actually Ttravel-friendly, perfect for For business travelers urban commuters. The collapsed volume: 2.4" x 2.4" x 12.8" (smaller than most normal size folding umbrella). Weight only 0.8lb/12.8oz (A little heavier than your phone)
- 【Stay Dry & Windproof】Reverse-Fold Tech, closes inward like a flower and trapping water inside, not on you or your car seats. Wind defying design – Aerodynamic shape, reinforced aluminum frame and fiberglass ribs fight gusts up to 55mph. Perfect for Urban Life – Get in/out of cars, elevators, and crowds drip-free
- 【Instant Open/Close】Opens and closes with a simple push of a button, even while holding bags or phones, travel gracefully. The straight handle design also allows you to put the umbrella on trolley cart umbrella holder
- 【After-sales Service】 1-year warranty, 12-hour customer service team response, providing you with satisfactory service
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✨ Travel should feel as light as clouds.
At Cloudette, we believe that journeys become more meaningful when they’re free from weight, stress, and clutter.
So we design travel essentials that feel soft, simple, and effortless—just like floating through the sky.
We exist to help you move easier, pack smarter, and breathe deeper wherever your adventure leads. ✈️
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