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I'm looking to souce some nylon umbrellas (not for sublimation)

Does any one have a reasonably priced source??


I have just spoke to a very informative chap .....didn't know one could talk so much about an umbrella

and have prices of £5.10ea for 25+ antiwind brollies.
I f anyone is buying them do you think thats reasonable?

Thanks

Are they printed or blank for that cost? Don't know which specific model that is for either so hard to tell on cost. I know some decent suppliers so if you have some more info I could possibly help.

Silly me I suppose that would help, it's a ...

Antiwind Golf Umbrella

75cm full size stormproof golf umbrella, specially vented canopy for greater wind resistance, full fibreglass frame, nylon canopy, comes standard with a rubber golf style grip handle.

Not printed. I will be doing that.

Thanks Andrew.

PM on its way.

hi. it would be nice if you share it with all of us so we all can benefit if we need some bolies in future.

Hi Paul. I use companies like this [url="http://www.premiumportfolio.co.uk/ppcomhold/]www.premiumportfolio.co.uk/ppcomhold/[/url] for some of my blanks and also printed items. They have a lot more then what is shown in the catalogue. One of the best for brollies is this though [url="http://www.theumbrellacompany.co.uk]www.theumbrellacompany.co.uk[/url] and my first port of call.

Gosh they do have a lot of brollies, have you tried and tested any Andrew with vinyl?

Do you have a favourite?

Is there a reason why you want nylon rather than an umbrella that is used for sublimation (which you would be able to apply flex to as well)?

I have used both. TheUmbrellaCompany is very good for choice and have had several orders completed with them but all printed by them. Never used vinyl on an umbrella so can't comment on that.

Ok thanks, I want the nylon ones because I dont want to subli these, lots more choice of colours and i need a particular shade of vinyl to go onto them.
I have seen a few subi ones that look goog but for a similar price i feel the other brollies i've found are better quality.