Umbrellas with fixed handle RPET - recycled polyester green

Stay dry in style with our classic and understated 23-inch umbrella. The double-layer 190T recycled PET fabric provides ample protection against rain, while the beautiful inside lining adds a touch of elegance to the design. The umbrella features fibreglass ribs and frame, ensuring durability and longevity. The stick and handle of the umbrella are made from composite wood, adding a touch of sophistication to the design. The umbrella also features AWARE™ tracer technology, validating the genuine use of recycled materials, emphasising our commitment to responsible sourcing. Including FSC®-certified kraft packaging.

Modern 23" umbrella made of premium 190T pongee RPET. Metal pole, full fiberglass frame for high resistance in strong winds. Minimalist handle made of ABS plastic with a pleasant rubberized finish. Automatic opening, manual closing. Buckle strap made of iconic Baltimore PU material. Made of recycled polyester including the scannable AWARE™ component guaranteeing the recycled content.

Automatic, windproof Umbrella with fiberglass shaft, conopy made of recyceled PET bottles and curved wooden handle. Your Logo will be printed on one segment.

No greenwashing, but telling a true story about sustainability! This Impact umbrella is made with 190T RPET pongee with AWARE™ tracer. With AWARE™, the use of genuine recycled fabric materials and water reduction impact claims are guaranteed, by using the AWARE disruptive physical tracer and blockchain technology. Save water and use genuine recycled fabrics. With the focus on water 2% of proceeds of each Impact product sold will be donated to Water.org. When rain and heavy winds approach, this 23-inch auto open umbrella lets you stay dry and comfortable. Metal frame, fiberglass ribs and stylish bamboo handle. This umbrella canopy has saved 4.9 liter of water and is made of 8.2 PET bottles (500ml). Water savings are based on figures when compared to conventional fiber. This calculated indication is based on reliable LCA data as published by Textile Exchange in their Material Snapshots 2016.