Review on Totes Anniversary Section Close Plaid Umbrellas by Jessica Reed

I prefer raincoats so I don't have much experience with umbrellas, but this is by far the nicest umbrella I've ever seen. The quality is top notch and the functionality of this umbrella is excellent. Most umbrellas can be deployed with the push of a button, but must be retracted manually. This umbrella can be extended and retracted with the push of a button, which I think is very cool. You have to push the telescope part by hand, but the screen closes when you press the button that unfolds it. You have to use your fingertip to press the button, and the key travel is quite deep, so accidentally hitting that button while squeezing the grip shouldn't be an issue. You seem to have really thought about it. I know that this is an expensive umbrella, but it seems to me that the GP of this model is lower than that of a regular umbrella. I feel the cost of making this umbrella is close to the asking price of most umbrellas. I'm not a big fan of gold accents, but it's just my personal preference, so there's no reason to deduct stars for that. The material and the pattern on the material is very beautiful in my opinion. The handle is made of soft rubber and fits perfectly in the hand. There is a nice zipper on the storage sleeve, which allows you to put the umbrella in east-facing. As I said the quality of this umbrella is very good but I had an issue with mine which I don't think is a big deal. There's a gold button on the end of the pen that popped out of mine, so I thought it was worth mentioning. Nothing will fix a drop of super glue. If you don't mind spending $55 on an umbrella, I'm sure you'll be 100% satisfied with this one. Disclaimer: I am wearing a men's t-shirt, shorts and flip flops.