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With a storm brewing outside, it seems like the right time to mention these limited edition target design umbrellas by This Is Now.
Although I would be loathe to stick one up in the air until the strong winds have dropped. A stiff breeze is the enemy of most umbrellas, no matter how well they have been constructed.
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But if it’s a shower or a sudden downpour without the gale-force winds, get one of these up, though, to keep you nice and dry. Or just invest in one to look good even in the lightest of showers.
I have featured numerous interesting umbrella designs in the past, including the David Bowie range at London Undercover, The Beatles range from the same maker, and a ridiculously retro floral design from Urban Outfitters. But nothing featuring a target.
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As such, this ‘Mod umbrella’ might well have a target market (sorry) that wants to mix style with functionality on a rainy day.
You can choose from two limited-edition target designs and two sizes—the golf umbrella or the smaller folding umbrella. All are exclusive to the maker/seller, with a fibreglass and steel construction, manual opening and shutting for the golf umbrella, auto opening for the folding design, and, of course, differences in sizing: 95mm for the folding and 135mm for the golf.
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If you want one, get in quickly, as some designs are already running low. Prices seem reasonable, with the folding umbrella retailing for £15 and the golf umbrella selling for £20.
Find out more at the This Is Now website
Via Modculture