Umbrellas are made of four types of handles, wooden handles, plastic handles, metal handles, EVA foam handles. Wooden handles select American maple wood, walnut wood, and are processed by surface treatment so that it is corrosion-proof, waterproof. And brand logo can laser or engrave on them.
The umbrella handle is more than just a grip; it's a good opportunity to show the brand. Its texture, shape, and material communicate subtle cues about your company's character:
A solid wooden handle conveys sophistication and craftsmanship. A sleek metal or polished EVA handle projects modernity and professionalism. A rubberized ergonomic grip reflects practicality and comfort.

Wooden Handle For Folding Umbrella

1. The most commonly used woods include Hemu, which is a unique to China, American walnut wood, and maple wood.
2. Except for plywood, other woods are solid woods.
3. Acacia wood is the lowest quality among solid woods; Hemu is slightly better, while maple wood is the best and most expensive.
4. Wooden handles are prone to cracking, so before it is made into handles, we dry woods completely .
5. Wooden handles are divided into curved handles or straight handles. Both short and long umbrellas use wooden handles.
1. We use PP, ABS, and EVA foam most frequently.
2. ABS can be electroplated, while PP cannot.
3. ABS is relatively brittle, resulting in a crisp sound when someone knock on it, while PP handles are softer and has a duller sound.
4. PP is mostly used for low-end umbrellas handles , while ABS is often used for high-end umbrellas handles.
5. EVA foam is commonly used to make curved handles, or combined with aluminum to create high-end straight handles.
A metal umbrella handle stands out for its modern look, strong structure, and the design freedom it offers-especially when brands want to create special shapes such as a smooth, eye-catching spherical handle. Metal can be molded and machined with high precision, which makes it possible to produce shapes that other materials can't achieve with the same level of detail. A round, ball-shaped handle feels distinctive in the hand, adds weight in a balanced way, and instantly elevates the umbrella's overall presence. Stainless steel and aluminum are the most common materials used. Stainless steel delivers a solid, premium feel and keeps its shape even under heavy use, while aluminum provides a lighter alternative without compromising durability. Both metals resist corrosion, ensuring the handle maintains its finish through rain, humidity, and long-term handling. Metal surfaces also support various branding techniques-laser engraving adds sharp, permanent markings on curved surfaces, and plating or anodizing offers deeper color options or sleek metallic tones. Whether the design is a minimalist sphere, a geometric silhouette, or a customized contour, metal handles keep the shape crisp and refined. For brands that want something unique, durable, and visually striking, a specialty-shaped metal handle is an ideal choice.