DrizzlesPETERKIN | Rainbow Umbrella | A rainbow striped children's fabric umbrella | Outdoor Toys | Ages 3+

Good little umbrella to make into an umbrella gun for Who Is Afraid Of Virginia Woolfe. Just the right size. Automatic umbrella. Well made and gaily coloured

... and granddaughter indeed loves it. A year on, it's a bit battered but still played with.

I bought this for my daughter to use , when everyone else had theirs.This umbrella is one of her favourite things and the moment there is rain she is calling for umbrella and so I am off searching for it ( in the last place she left it probably ).The build it OK, however I have encountered 2 flaws. The first was one of the pins hold one of the curved metals strips to the supporting arm fell out. I mended it a few times and the last time successfully. I will note this has only, so far, happened on one of the pins and all others have held.The next note is that the curved metal stripes are attached to the umbrella with thread that after a while unthread themselves and while it is not a serious problem it is something that could have been avoided in the beginning.This is not an expensive item and as such I accept the failures and have worked around them, and the umbrella is still going and still keeping my daughter entertained and dry.

A lovely little umbrella my granddaughter loves it. Great price and good value

Looks good, but with push button opening not suitable for young child 5-6 year old, on closing you have to manually shut it which is quite difficult and metal spokes are quite sharp for delicate hands, advise adult operates.

A child’s umbrella which is great for me to use as a sunshade

We bought two umbrellas, one arrived bent in transit. The handle snapped off one as soon as it went up and the other broke on the first time we put it up.Cheap, flimsy product that was unusable even for a dance show (what we bought it for) and would be terrible as an actual umbrella.

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