Ombrelloni stampati su misura

Start with where the parasol will stand. Square patio umbrellas at 2m x 2m suit small café tables, pub terraces and tight forecourts where a larger canopy would crowd walkways. Tilting patio umbrellas at 2.7m x 2.7m let you angle the canopy as the sun moves, so customers stay shaded through lunch and into the evening without anyone shifting tables.

Market umbrellas are the largest option in the range at 3m x 3m, available in round or square shapes. Round market umbrellas give a classic look over circular tables and beer garden benches. Square market umbrellas cover more usable ground, line up neatly side by side and make a natural fit for market stalls, food pitches and festival trading spaces.

The tilting style comes in two frame versions. The Tilting Patio Umbrellas (Iron Frame) and the Tilting Patio Umbrellas With Valances (Iron Frame) use an iron frame, while the standard tilting models offer the same 2.7m canopy. If you are unsure which suits your site, compare the product pages side by side or ask the team before you commit.

Every style in this collection is available with or without valances, the short fabric flaps that hang from the canopy edge. A valance adds a second branding surface closer to eye level, which is useful when the main canopy sits above head height and is mostly seen from a distance or from upstairs windows.

Personalised parasols with valances work well for hospitality venues, and promotional parasols at sponsored events benefit in the same way, because a name, web address or slogan on the valance can be read by people walking past at close range. The valance also gives the finished parasol a more traditional, tailored look that suits café terraces and pub gardens.

Without valances, the canopy has a cleaner, more modern outline and a simpler design area to fill. This can suit bold single-logo layouts or brand colours that speak for themselves. If you cannot decide, ask for a design proof of both versions and see which reads better with your artwork before you place the order.

Colour mismatch is a real concern when parasols sit right outside your own shopfront. Canopies are printed using dye-sublimation, which bonds the ink into the fabric rather than leaving it sitting on the surface, giving sharp logos and strong colour across the whole design area of the canopy and valances.

Before anything prints, our design team sends a free 2D proof showing how your artwork sits on the parasol. You can request as many revisions as you need with no obligation to order, and production only begins once you approve. That makes it simple to share the proof with a manager, franchise owner or sponsor for sign-off first.

Once approved, production starts within 24 business hours, which helps when you are working to a season launch or festival date. If a print error is our fault, it is reprinted free. Budget printed umbrellas can still look professional when the artwork is right, so keep the design simple, use high-contrast colours and let the proof confirm the result.