The folding memory patch
The quiet revolution of closing an umbrella
One shake, and the canopy folds itself back into order. Siu builds umbrellas around a single idea — that the last gesture of the rain should be effortless.
All productsRain, without the fuss
A folded umbrella used to mean wet hands and a crumpled canopy. The memory patch — heat-pressed into the fabric itself — remembers every fold, so closing becomes a single motion. What remains is simply the weather, and your day.
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One patch, three ways to carry it
From a carabiner that clips to your bag, to a 120 cm canopy for two — each series answers a different way of moving through the city.
Clip Series
Carabiner handles that hang from a bag strap, a stroller, a rail — hands stay free.
Learn moreCompact & Auto Series
One-second automatics and a four-fold compact that disappears into a handbag.
Learn moreGrande & Wood Series
Wooden handles, reverse folding and canopies broad enough for two.
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From the collection
Halcyon Clip Sun
No folding. Closed in a second — rain or shine, the same composure.
Halcyon Clip
355 grams of light — clip it to your bag and go.
Quattro Compact
18.5 centimetres — small enough for a handbag, and for every day.
Aero Clip
One button to open and close, one shake to tidy — fully automatic, with a clip.
Stratus 8 Auto
Open in a second. Closed in a second.
Reverse Wood
A classic that understands you.
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A patch that remembers
Heat-pressed into the canopy, the memory patch holds the geometry of every fold. Close the umbrella, give it one shake, and the fabric returns to where it belongs.
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In daily life
An umbrella is at its best when you barely notice it — clipped to a bag, resting in a sleeve, ready without asking.