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Bernard
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Umbrella

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Hello All, quick question for you. I am in the market for a new Umbrella and was curious if anyone had a suggestion. The Brigg Umbrella is great, but being a father of 3, 400 dollars is not in the budget for an umbrella.

I had one I purchased from Restoration Hardware several years ago, it was great, a standard black umbrella with a wooden handle. Cost like $50 I believe.

Any Ideas?
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Post by Hemingway Jones »

Vitoscarlatti wrote:What's a 'Brigg' umbrella?
http://www.classicluggage.com/Swaine_Ad ... d9730.html

Only the finest umbrella known to man! Along with Fox.

I have a solid hickory one that doubles as a walking stick.

As to the question at hand, check out the local Ralph Lauren outlet. They have some passable copies of classic English umbrellas.
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Post by Bernard »

Thank you Hemingway,

Thats a great Idea!
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Post by Chevalier Krak »

I actually googled "classic umbrella" and got a large number of sites with prices ranging from about $20 to 160 pounds. several of the styles fit the tightly rolled black, whangee-handled British classic. Good luck in your search!
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