NIKOL

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An umbrella made of RPET (recycled polyester) with 190T pongee fabric and finished in reflective bands is a durable and sustainable option to protect you from the rain. The pongee 190T fabric is durable and water-repellent, ensuring good protection against rain. Reflective bands add a safety element as they reflect light and increase visibility in low-light conditions. Fibreglass rods with an anti-wind system offer greater resistance and flexibility in wind gusts, preventing the umbrella from being easily damaged. In addition, the umbrella has an automatic opening button for easy use and a Velcro closure for safe storage. Includes a matching cover to store the umbrella when not in use, keeping it protected and tidy. Being made of RPET, this umbrella contributes to the reduction of waste by using recycled materials in its manufacture.

Персонализиране

On one panel

  • Screen printing 180x100 mm
  • Transfer 180x100 mm
  • Transfer 180x100 mm

On the casing

  • Transfer 150x60 mm
  • Transfer 150x60 mm

Очаквана дата на доставка

20 ноември 2026 г. – 27 ноември 2026 г.

Допълнителна информация
Color

BLACK

,

NAVY BLUE

Size

ONE SIZE ADULT

Composition RPET.
Measures 56cm/100Ø
Units per Pack 1
Units per Carton 30
Min. Order Qty 1
Персонализиране
  • Срок за доставка: 3 – 7 работни дни
  • Брандиране: Лого, текст или дизайн по Ваш избор
  • Срок и цена за брандиране: По запитване (според количество и технология)

4,68 €

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