StormGuard Pro
- Wind
- Durability
- Weight
Capsule Gear for India’s Monsoon.
From city gusts to coastal spray, each capsule balances shelter, breathability, and packability — tuned for India’s changing rain.
Umbrella Families — Flex Levels
Ribs that bend and return — choose your calm.
CityLight Compact
- Wind
- Durability
- Weight
Palette Lab
Color tells mood. Canopies share frames, shift in hue — from deep navy to monsoon saffron.
Weather Modes
Pick the pattern you face most — steady drizzle or cross-street gusts.
Gust
- Wind
- Rain
- UV
Drizzle
- Wind
- Rain
- UV
Carry Systems
Keep hands free and pockets dry — fast access when clouds flip.
Quick-Access Sleeve
Slide-out channel for compact umbrellas; drains away from electronics.
Wet Pocket
Dedicated pouch for rain shell after a downpour — keeps pack contents dry.
Blueprint Specs
Inside the frame: flex joints, sealed teeth, quiet motion.
WindFlex Joint
Torque channels let ribs bend and spring back without kinks.
Seam Tape 15K
Low-temp bonding preserves the hand feel yet locks out pressure.
Auto Open/Close
Balanced core with gentle snap — calmer on crowded platforms.
UV Guard
Matte canopy blocks midday glare when clouds break.
Coastal Salt-Proof
Salt mist is sneaky. We prep hardware, coat teeth, and rinse-ready zips.
Commute Accessories
Small helpers that keep the rush hour calm.
Rain Cover
Elastic edge hugs packs tight; drains off the bottom seam.
Reflective Bands
High-vis snap bands keep crossings readable in dusk haze.
Dry Pouch
Touch-friendly window and roll-top closure keep pockets dry.
Sizing Studio
Pick the spread for your lane and the coat length for your stride.
Canopy Span
92 cm keeps shoulders dry without poking through crowds.
Coat Length
Mid-thigh cut (78 cm) balances coverage and stair comfort.
Travel Fold Guide
A clean fold keeps coatings intact and gear ready the moment clouds turn.
After a ride, give your umbrella one sharp shake, then half close it so air moves between panels. For coats, align sleeves along the seams and fold along the stitched channels rather than forcing new creases. This preserves the membrane and avoids stress on tape edges. If you’re packing for a night bus, slide the coat into a breathable pouch — not a tight plastic wrap — so humidity can escape.
- Align: match panels edge-to-edge.
- Roll: start at the hood toward the hem.
- Vent: leave the pouch slightly open for 10 minutes.
Colorfast Lab
We test for bead strength and midday glare — color stays calm.
Sun Exposure Panel
Bead Retention
Layer Matrix
Pair shells and canopies for different days — light break or storm pass.
Light Break
Storm Pass
Care Mini
Quick rituals that keep coatings alive and zips smooth.
- Rinse salt: fresh water after coastal rides.
- Air dry: shade only — no heat.
- Refresh DWR: light spray, then cure per label.
- Zip lube: a tiny bead along the teeth.
DWR Refresh
Zipper Lube
Field Notes
Snapshots from everyday rain — how gear behaves where it matters.
Cross-drafts near bus bays? Flex tips deflect and settle without flipping panels.
In hill mist, vented yokes keep heat moving so coats stay quiet and breathable.
Monsoon Set Builder
Build a calm commute: one umbrella, one shell, one carry piece. Each role is tuned to a specific moment — gusty crossings, steady drizzle, or a sprint to the metro.
Start with the frame: if your lane sees cross-drafts, pick a wind-biased canopy with flex tips. For the coat, choose a vented yoke for humid cities or a tighter hood for coastlines. Carry either a sling or a small pack, but keep a wet pocket for the shell so electronics stay dry.
- 1 — Shelter: pick canopy span for your shoulder width.
- 2 — Breathability: vents for crowds, tighter hood for spray.
- 3 — Carry: drain channels and quick-access sleeve.
Storm Umbrella
Reinforced ribs redirect gusts; auto open/close for quick entries.
Vented Coat
Back yoke moves humid air out; soft lining protects tape edges.
Sling Pack
Drain grommet and sleeve for compact umbrellas; keeps pockets dry.
Lookbook Reel
Three quick frames — metro stride, seaside wind, old-town drizzle.
Monsoon Care Handbook
Make gear last longer with small, repeatable habits. A minute at the door saves a season of fray — and keeps zips and seams calm when the city turns silver.
Start with a quick shake to clear beads, then leave space for air. When coastal spray sneaks into teeth and tape edges, use fresh water and patience — harsh heat shortens a coat’s life. Most issues we see at the bench are preventable: gritty sliders, folded membranes, and damp pockets sealed too soon.
A simple routine after each ride keeps performance predictable: rinse, vent, refresh, store. If something still feels off, our two-season Rain Warranty covers windframe tunes and seam retape — bring it by and we’ll sort it.
- Rinse: fresh water for zips and hardware after salt or puddles.
- Vent: half-open canopy / unzipped coat in shade for 10–15 minutes.
- Refresh: light DWR spray when beading weakens; cure per label.
- Store: breathable sleeve — never tight plastic wraps overnight.