Reasons to include a message with an automatic open/close umbrella as a gift.

From time to time, we receive urgent inquiries from customers. They say, "The automatic umbrella I received as a gift broke after only a few uses. I feel bad for the giver, so I want to fix it right away."
Upon further inquiry, a common cause is found in many cases: they are "manually pulling down the umbrella" when closing it.
A Small Misunderstanding Caused by Surprise
When people choose and purchase an umbrella themselves, they fully understand its functions and characteristics, so problems rarely occur. However, when received passively as a gift, one tends to be captivated by the surprise and convenience of it opening with the push of a button. And when closing it, they instinctively pull it down by hand, just like conventional umbrellas.
In fact, automatic umbrellas have strong springs and intricate parts built into them. Forcibly closing it by hand without pressing the button puts a heavy load on the internal locking mechanism, and even a single improper operation can cause damage.
Correct Operation Ensures Lasting Comfort
The rules for using an automatic umbrella correctly and for a long time are surprisingly simple.
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To open: Press the button.
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To close: Press the button again (the canopy will snap shut here).
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To retract the shaft: Hold the handle and the ferrule (tip of the umbrella) between your palms, as if in prayer, and push them together in one swift motion until you hear a click.
"To open and to close, use the button." If you remember just this, the lifespan of your umbrella will be surprisingly extended, and you can enjoy its convenience to the fullest. On a rainy day when one hand is occupied, or when getting in and out of a car, the smart experience an automatic umbrella provides makes daily travel incredibly comfortable.
Teach Your Loved Ones How to Use It
If you are planning to give an automatic umbrella to someone special, please accompany its innovative features with a small "lecture" on how to operate it correctly.
"You press the button to open and close it," "Finally, push it in with your palms." Just these few words can prevent a thoughtful gift from becoming a sad memory.
Understanding how a tool works leads to an attachment to it. We hope that the meticulously designed umbrella will remain a long-lasting and comfortable companion for both the giver and the receiver.
