NANGA COMPACT UMBRELLA Compact Umbrella

A lightweight and functional all-weather folding umbrella. <Item Features>
This 2-way design is suitable for both rain and sun, and features high-performance fabric with light-blocking, heat-shielding, and UV-cutting functions.
Excellent water repellency thanks to Dupon™ Teflon coating.
It has a 5-section, 6-rib structure, with a main rib length of 52cm.
Safety tip design for enhanced safety.

<Item Description>
This all-weather folding umbrella combines Nanga's signature functionality with lightweight design.
Featuring high-performance fabric that blocks light, heat, and UV rays, this umbrella can be used as both a rain umbrella and a parasol, making it useful in any season.
Furthermore, the fabric surface is treated with DuPont™ Teflon coating, providing excellent water repellency and durability. This ensures you can use it with confidence even in sudden rain.
The structure has five sections and six ribs, with the main ribs measuring 52cm in length. Despite being able to fold compactly, its size is large enough to provide ample coverage for the entire body, which is another attractive feature.
Furthermore, the umbrella features a safety tip, ensuring safety. It's perfect for everyday use, as well as for commuting and outdoor activities.


Item Details: Fabric: Dupon Teflon coated; Color: Black; Size: Free (Rib length: 52cm / Total length when stored: approx. 16cm); Weight: approx. 196g; Light-blocking and heat-shielding properties: Light-blocking rate: 99.9% or more (heat-shielding effect); UV protection rate: 99.9% or more. [NANGA]

Nanga was founded in 1941 by the previous generation's Akira Yokota, in the Omi region, a production area for silk floss futons.
The company name is derived from Nanga Parbat, an 8,000-meter-class peak in the Himalayas. We are a 74-year-old domestic manufacturer of down products, located at the foot of Mount Ibuki in Maibara City, Shiga Prefecture.
Nanga Parbat, at 8126m, is the ninth highest mountain in the world and is also known as the "Man-Eating Mountain." It is a notoriously difficult mountain to climb, and has claimed many lives in the past. The company name reflects the founder's belief that "it's precisely because it's difficult that we should do it, and we'll climb where no one else will."
NANGA's focus is on down feathers. Through years of accumulated expertise in selecting, washing, and managing down feathers, they are able to continuously produce warmer down products.