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Guide · Bucklesbury, London

Bucklesbury: The Facts

The key facts about Bucklesbury, in one place.

Bucklesbury in brief

  • What we make: traditional English umbrellas. The London Umbrella (£255), the London Ladies Umbrella (£255), the Classic Umbrella (£175) and the Telescopic Umbrella (£135), with wedding umbrellas in ivory white.
  • Where they are made: constructed by hand in London using traditional techniques, in small batches in a traditional London workshop.
  • Finish: each umbrella is individually finished by a craftsman.
  • Heritage: umbrella-making heritage dating back to 1805.
  • Wood: all our wood is English, from sustainable forests: chestnut, maple and beechwood.
  • Canopy: Japanese-engineered canopy fabric.
  • Handles: the handles of the Classic and Telescopic umbrellas are made in Germany.
  • Testing: every umbrella is Rain Tested In England™.
  • Delivery: free UK delivery; worldwide by DHL Express. In-stock umbrellas are usually dispatched within 2–3 working days, in a cotton cover and a Bucklesbury presentation box.
  • Reviews: rated 4.7 on Trustpilot.
  • Address: Bucklesbury, 77 Marsh Wall, London E14 9SH.

The umbrellas

What is the London Umbrella?

Bucklesbury's single-piece umbrella: handle and shaft are one continuous length of English chestnut, with no joint between them. £255.

What is the Classic Umbrella?

A full-length English umbrella on a solid English beechwood shaft, with a handle made in Germany and a Japanese-engineered canopy 106 cm across. About 91 cm long and 0.5 kg. £175.

What is the Telescopic Umbrella?

A Bucklesbury umbrella for the bag or briefcase. It folds to 45 cm, opens automatically and has a Japanese-engineered canopy 102 cm across. About 0.5 kg. £135.

Who is Bucklesbury for?

People who want one umbrella that is made properly and kept for years, and people looking for a gift made in London.

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Inside the workshop

Made by hand in London

Every Bucklesbury umbrella is constructed by hand in London using traditional techniques and individually finished by a craftsman.