Cover Cloth Umbrella | ||
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Designed by: Filson Why we love it:Classic, sturdy and broad, this no-nonsense umbrella can be relied on to keep you dry. Where you can get it: Filson  | |
Goggles Umbrella | ||
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Designed by: 25togoWhy we love it:Playful and convenient, the goggles-shaped window in this umbrella lets you huddle under it’s protective dome while still maneuvering the urban obstacle course. Where you can get it: Designboom | |
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Designed by: Hunter Why we love it: When it’s just really wet, nothing beats gumboots. Dry, warm feet inside, bold, glossy colour outside. Where you can get it: Hunter
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Blunt Umbrella | ||
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Designed by: Blunt Why we love it: Poked anyone in the eye with an umbrella recently? Been poked? The Blunt umbrella removes this ubiquitous safety hazard while incorporating fluid lines and solid construction. Where you can get it: Blunt | |
Street Wallet | ||
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Designed by: DOSH Why we love it: Made from water resistant Desmopan and designed to be extra durable, DOSH wallets will keep your business cards and banknotes safe even in the most torrential of deluges. Where you can get it: DOSH | |
Tribeca Raincoat | ||
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Designed by: Terra New York Why we love it: Raincoats shouldn’t look like garbage bags with sleeves. The Tribeca, with ventilation and heat-sealed seams, keeps you dry and stylish. Where you can get it: Terra New York | |
Nubrella | ||
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Designed by: Nubrella Why we love it: For when you absolutely, positively, have to talk on your mobile phone while drinking coffee and walking in the rain. Where you can get it: Nubrella | |
Pagoda Umbrella | ||
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Designed by: Umbrella Heaven Why we love it: The multiple vents not only give this umbrella an oriental charm, they also allow it to function in winds of up to 50mph. Where you can get it: Umbrella Heaven
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Issue 59
The Life Outside Issue
Introducing the Life Outside issue of Habitus magazine. With life increasingly being absorbed into a digital space, there is never a more important moment to hold something tangible. In this context, the power of nature to have a physiological impact on our sense of wellbeing has never been more important. So how can we cultivate the benefits of the our natural environment in the most intimate of places – our homes? This was the question that helped to bring this issue of Habitus to life.
Habitus loves… Staying Dry
Rain – it ruins hair, clothes, and shoes. Defend yourself with these clever, water-evading contraptions.
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