London Undercover Navy Windowpane Yellow Classic Umbrella

London Undercover

£115

Windowpane is a classic fabric pattern characterised by its large, square-check pattern resembling windowpanes. Originating from traditional British tailoring in the 19th century, the design offered a subtle yet distinctive alternative to more common checks and plaids. Typically woven from wool or cotton, Windowpane became popular for suits and shirts, valued for its elegant simplicity and timeless appeal in both formal and casual wear. Using the Duke of Windsor's suiting archive as a reference point, we added a modern touch with a bright yellow interior. Our Classic umbrellas are handcrafted

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Registered at Companies House as LONDON UNDERCOVER LIMITED, number 06773977. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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London Undercover Navy Windowpane Yellow Classic Umbrella

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