What roles do the fabrics on the inside and outside of the umbrella case play respectively?
When carrying a wet umbrella on rainy days, there is concern that the car interior or clothes might get wet. I am curious about how the fabrics on the inside and outside of the case handle moisture.
The inside absorbs moisture and the outside opens up airflow, helping the interior dry well while preventing water from leaking outside the case.
The outside is breathable 3-layer ripstop, and the inside is moisture-absorbing microfiber[1][2]. FreshService designed it with a waterproof structure so water does not leak out to the exterior even when a wet long umbrella is placed inside[3].
The handle can be hung on a car seat headrest, allowing a wet umbrella to be stored neatly upright rather than laid flat on car seats or the floor[4]. After use, the long main zipper can be opened completely wide[5]. This means the moisture-laden inner surface can be exposed broadly to the air, making it easy to dry both the inside and outside[6].
The recommended washing method for the microfiber lining that absorbs moisture has not yet been confirmed in official materials.