The inverted umbrella keeps you dry both in and outside from the stormy weather with its ingenious folding design. The umbrella looks ordinary at first, but the real magic happens when it's time to folding things up.
Designers Ahn Il-Mo, Kim Tae-Han and Seo Dong-Han sought to solve the age old problem of what to do after you've weathered the storm. The umbrella is designed to fold inwards, keeping the wet side in and the dry side out. Rain is always a hassle during the busy rush hour, as everyone carefully holds onto their parasols to prevent soaking neighboring commuters. Despite the precautionary measures, the inevitable splashing is bound to happen.
Keep your floors and your pants from becoming victims of rainy day woes with the inverted umbrella.
Drip-Free Parasols
The Inverted Umbrella is Ideal for Busy Rainy Commutes
Trend Themes
1. Inverted Umbrellas - Opportunity for innovative designs in the umbrella industry to provide a more convenient and mess-free experience during rainy commutes.
2. Drip-free Accessories - Potential for the development of other drip-free accessories that can keep individuals dry during rainy days.
3. Smart Folding Designs - Innovative folding designs that can be applied to various products to enhance convenience and functionality.
Industry Implications
1. Umbrella Industry - Opportunity to disrupt the traditional umbrella market by introducing inverted umbrellas that prevent dripping and improve user experience.
2. Rainwear and Outdoor Gear Industry - Opportunity to create and promote drip-free rainwear and other accessories that offer enhanced protection during rainy weather.
3. Consumer Goods Industry - Potential for the development of smart folding designs in various consumer products, such as bags, clothing, and gadgets, to provide convenience and streamline everyday tasks.