Markable Umbrella 60cm Black

Name: Markable Umbrella 60cm Black
Brand: Muji Store.
SKU: 128073
Price: 29.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

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A personalised marker can be attached to the end of the handle to identify your own umbrella. Press studs on both sides allow the umbrella to be fastened from both directions.

Material: Umbrella Cloth: 100% Polyester

Country or region of origin: Cambodia

Weight: 320g

Regular price €29.95

Color — Black

Color

Black

Size - Click here for size chart - How To Measure

How To Measure

Women's

Men's

Kid's

Womenswear sizes

→Tops
→Bottoms
→Corresponding Size

Finished dimensions of Tops
The finished dimensions shown in the product details pages were measured and calculated as follows.

How to Measure shirt further explained in text

A   -   Length
T-Shirts & Sweatshirts: The length obtained by measuring the longest vertical part of the body.
Shirt: The length obtained by measuring from the middle of the back of the garment to the hem (from underneath the collar if there is a collar).

B   -   Shawl (T-Shirts & Sweatshirts)
The length obtained by measuring the distance between the tips of the shoulders.

C   -   Chest
The length obtained by measuring the width (C) of the lower part of the garment and doubling it (including the tack if there is a tack in the back).

D   -   Chest
The length obtained by measuring the width (D) of the narrowest part of the body of the garment and doubling it.

E   -   Hem circumference
The length obtained by measuring the width (E) of a straight line connecting the bottom part of the garment from left to right, and doubling it.

F   -   Sleeve Length
The length obtained by measuring from shoulder to cuff.

G   -   Shawl (Shirt)
The length obtained by measuring from the central part of the back of the neck to the tip of the shoulder and doubling it.

Finished dimensions of bottoms
The finished dimensions shown in the product details pages were measured and calculated as follows.
※The method of measuring may differ somewhat depending on the type of bottoms

A - Finished dimensions (shown as ‘waist’ in the product details pages)
The length obtained by dividing the garment vertically, measuring width (A) taken with the waistband folded left and right, and then doubling it.

B - Hips
The length obtained by measuring, then quadrupling, width (B), taken by using the point of intersection of the seams at the bottom of the fly as a reference point then extending out parallel to the belt to the creases in both legs of the pants.

C - Front rise
The length obtained by using the point of intersection of the seams at the bottom of the fly as a reference point and measuring from the middle of the waistband down to the thigh (see below).

D - Inseam
The length obtained when the garment is laid flat, and measured along the inner seam from the intersection of the crotch seams to the foot.

E - Thigh
The length obtained by measuring the width of the crotch area with the crotch stretched so that the intersection of the crotch seams lays flat.

F - Hem
The length obtained by measuring the width of the foot part.

G - Waist unclothed dimensions (shown as ‘size’ in the product details pages)
The size obtained by measuring the narrowest part of the customer’s waist.

D - Inseam
The length obtained when the garment is laid flat, and measured along the inner seam from the intersection of the crotch seams to the foot.

E - Thigh
The length obtained by measuring the width of the crotch area with the crotch stretched so that the intersection of the crotch seams lays flat.

F - Hem
The length obtained by measuring the width of the foot part.

G - Waist unclothed dimensions (shown as ‘size’ in the product details pages)
The size obtained by measuring the narrowest part of the customer’s waist.

Corresponding Size
The sizes of MUJI clothing are given as unclothed measurements.
Unclothed measurement refers to the size of the body in an unclothed state. These are standard sizes based on your knowledge of the range (height, chest, waist etc.) of your own body type and the size which suits that body type.
The finished dimensions shown in the product details pages were measured and calculated as follows.
※The method of measuring may differ somewhat depending on the type of bottoms

A   -    Bust
Measure in such a way that the tape measure passes horizontally from under the armpit across the shoulder blade. For bust, measure the most fleshed out part of the chest.

B   -    Waist
Measure the narrowest part of the waist.

C   -    Hips
Measure the largest part of the hip when standing up straight.

D   -    Inseam
Measure the inseam of your existing pants. Measure from the crotch seam along the inside seam to the foot.

E   -   Height
Without shoes, measure from the top of the head to the heel.
The size criteria for women are height, bust, waist, and hip.
Choose jackets according to height and bust, and bottoms according to waist and hip.

Sizes

XXL

Height

150 - 156cm

153 - 159cm

156 - 162cm

159 - 165cm

162 - 168cm

165 - 171cm

Chest

74 - 80cm

77 - 83cm

80 - 86cm

83 - 89cm

89 - 95cm

95 - 101cm

Waist

56 - 62cm

59 - 65cm

62 - 68cm

66 - 72cm

72 - 78cm

78 - 84cm

Hips

81 - 87cm

84 - 90cm

87 - 93cm

91 - 97cm

97 - 103cm

103 - 109cm

Sizes

Height

150 - 159cm

156 - 165cm

Chest

74 - 83cm

80 - 89cm

Waist

56 - 65cm

62 - 72cm

Hips

81 - 90cm

87 - 97cm

Sizes

One Size

Height

153 - 165cm

Chest

77 - 89cm

Waist

59 - 72cm

Hips

84 - 97cm

Corresponding Size Bottoms

Sizes	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30
Waist	53.5cm	56cm	58.5cm	61cm	63.5cm	66cm	68cm	71cm	73.5cm	76cm

Menswear sizes

→Tops
→Bottoms
→Corresponding Size

Finished dimensions of Tops
The finished dimensions shown in the product details pages were measured and calculated as follows.

G - Neck
Measure from the point where the button is sewn to the middle of the button hole.
When measuring your own neck size, the standard is the size obtained by measuring round the neck 1cm below the Adam’s apple, and adding 2cm+.

H - Sleeve Length
Measure a straight line from the middle of the back of the neck to the cuff.
When measuring your own sleeve length, keep the arm naturally extended, then measure from the middle of the nape of the neck through a point at the tip of the shoulder and on, following the roundness of the body, to the protruding part of the wrist bone. The standard for shirt sleeve length is the actual measurement plus 2cm.

C -
The length obtained by using the point of intersection of the seams at the bottom of the fly as a reference point and measuring from the middle of the waistband down to the thigh (see below).