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1. Singin in the rain umbrella remix for free#
2. Singin in the rain umbrella remix how to#
3. Singin in the rain umbrella remix portable#

Think of it as upmarket upcycling the six triangular panels are repurposed textiles of patterns that the brand has used for its clothing collection, such as bandana prints, stripes and checks. This colourful ’brella from the Japanese brand is one borne out of sustainability and hybridisation. Zantan Mix Print Panel Umbrella, $210 (USD $155), Sacai

Singin in the rain umbrella remix how to#

This is proof that London Undercover knows how to construct a proper brolly measuring 45cm when closed, it’s built with a natural bamboo crook handle, 2-section foldable structure, a 10-rib 97cm-in-diameter canopy, and the brand’s signature orange release button.ĬLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Photo: Lane Crawford

Here’s another smart looker from the British gamp maker, this time in a camo pattern (that looks kind of similar to the old SAF army uniforms of circa 1983 to 2012, for those who remember).

Whangee-Handle Telescopic Umbrella in British Woodland Camouflage, $95 (USD $70), London Undercover Weighing 225g with a 123cm-in-diameter canopy, this is a solid rain-protector made from strengthened aluminum and fibre-reinforced plastic (FRP) fiberglass that’s large enough to shelter two or more, so there’s less squeezing and less wetness all around.Īvailable at Isetan departmental stores, multiple locations, CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Photo: Matches Fashion Windproof Family Size Printed Automatic Umbrella (Bird Navy), $69, Leightonĭon’t like those teeny-weeny compact ones that don’t do nothing for you in terms of coverage and looks? Here’s a larger-sized one printed with a scattering of avian silhouettes for you, then.

Singin in the rain umbrella remix portable#

It’s a little longer than most other portable ones – it measures 58cm length-wise – but, hey, it’s the silver-tone Alexander McQueen signature skull that matters, ya? Want your parapluie (French for “umbrella”) to be functional and high-fashion? Here’s your (wet) season’s best hand-carry black shell accessory. Skull-Handle Umbrella, $584 (£312.09), Alexander McQueen Escher-ish cubic op-art all-over print, that upon closer inspection, is actually an interlocked-letter graphic design of the latter’s brand name. The former’s Auto-Compact model is reworked with an M.C. This tie-up product between English brands London Undercover and YMC epitomises the labels’ utilitarian aesthetics. Retailer: “How many kinds of prints or patterns do you want for your umbrella?” You: “Yes.” Well, here’s your “yes” – a design that’s inspired by the patchwork process of piecing together different fabrics to symbolise family heritage (this affordable one’s all nylon, of course).Īvailable at Klosh stores, multiple locations, CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Photo: END.Īuto-Compact Umbrella, $65, London Undercover x YMC Measuring 45.5cm when closed, you can still stick this in a tote bag and have its handle pop out, just so you can appear low-key showy. This silver-plated stag-head brolly’s crafted in the UK by heritage and luxury cufflinks brand Deakin & Francis (that’s founded all the way back in 1786). You’ve got the right to feel all puffed-up and lordly when you’re seen with this show-stopper. Stag Head-Handle Umbrella, $505 (USD $376), Deakin & Francis A brave choice for braving the rain.ĬLICK HERE TO PURCHASE Photo: MatchesFashion Like all of her glam accessories, this off-beat one’s hard to miss, what with the swirly black and white patterned canopy and punchy-red handle and ferrule (that’s the tip at the top of the canopy, fyi). Tiny Optical Stripe Umbrella, $29.64 (RRP $53.73), Lulu Guinnessįrom the witty and retro-chic designer Lulu Guinness comes this attention-seeker.

Singin in the rain umbrella remix for free#

This made-in-Japan product’s so hyped it’s excluded from any promotions, not eligible for free shipping, is limited to 1 piece per customer and not open for any returns or exchanges. Measuring 48cm when extended, 95cm wide when opened and weighing at 79g, the design’s kept clean with just a touch of swag in the form of “STATIONERIES” printed boldly on the water-repellant ripstop fibre.

This one’s obviously for the hypebeasts: A Hypebeast x Fragment Design collabo delivered in a city-slicker black. HYPB/FRGMT Umbrella, $84 (USD $62), Stationeries by Hypebeast x Fragment Me.” when you are seen stepping about town with a fancy brolly. But, why don’t we switch out your humble, functional device for a more trendy, covetable version so that you would be more willing to bring it out and do a show-out? (Yes, Singaporeans are notorious for not bothering with carrying one around, despite our weather.) Sort through these phalanx of stylish travel umbrellas to find a fave – so you can go less like “ella, ella, eh, eh” when you’re caught out without one, and more like “Rain. Time to whip out the old, trusty, foldable umbrella. According to recent meteorological news, the weather for March is gonna be WAP (Wet And Pushy), with heavy rain making all things wet and winds pushing stuff all around.