
PluviArc™ compact umbrella
What PluviArc offers on a wet day
One-touch open and close
Pushing a stiff umbrella against a wall to collapse it is a nuisance on a busy street. One press of the handle button opens or collapses the canopy, and a wrist strap secures it to your hand or bag.
115cm canopy, 33cm folded
A big umbrella often stays home because it is bulky. This one spans 115cm open, then folds down to 33cm, so it fits a tote, daypack or the side pocket of a carry-on.

Extra-wide closing strap
A wet canopy flaps around once you close it. An extra-wide strap wraps around the folded fabric and cinches in a single pull, so it stays gathered while you pack up.
10-rib fiberglass frame
Gusty days can bend ribs out of shape. The frame uses ten fiberglass ribs, a flexible material that bends under pressure and springs back, so the canopy returns to its shape between gusts.
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Your free gift: Free Gift - Waterproof Phone PouchFREEPluviArc: A Compact Umbrella for Commutes and Carry-Ons
A full-size umbrella often stays home because it will not fit in a bag, and then the rain arrives on a busy street. A compact umbrella like PluviArc folds to 33 cm (13 in), so it fits in a purse, backpack or laptop bag, and opens to a 115 cm canopy.
The 10-rib fiberglass frame flexes when gusts hit, then springs back into shape. One button opens and collapses the canopy, with no wall-push needed. An extra-wide strap wraps the folded canopy shut, and a wrist strap keeps it attached to a hand or bag.
The same compact umbrella works as a travel umbrella in a carry-on side pocket, tote or daypack. Commuters carrying a briefcase who want a mini umbrella or small umbrella can pack it the same way, and it suits city trips as a compact travel umbrella.




