Welcome to our online parasol shop where you can order parasols in several different styles, colors and sizes.
You can also choose to have a custom parasol created with different fabrics and trims.
Visit our new and improved shopping cart with easier and
faster check out!

Did You Know?? Sara's Parasols made the custom parasols
for the Universal Studios Theme Park for the Marilyn Monroe
and "I Love Lucy" characters there!!
Our handmade parasols are prefect for:
- Everyday sun protection
- Vintage theme weddings
- Theatrical plays
- Historical reenactments
- Period costumes
- Unique birthday gifts or christmas gifts
- Making a fashion statement of who you are - a lady!
Our Parasols
1. We have new parasol designs for all occasions including weddings, parades, gothic and other events.
These can be found on the
New Parasols page in the parasol shoppe.
2. We have nylon parasols in different colors with painted handle and shaft. You can choose a lace trim
or fringe for these. They can be found on the
nylon parasols page in the parasol shoppe.
3. We have all lace parasols that come in black or white with painted wooden handles and shafts. You can
choose a lace trim for these as well. They can be found on the
lace parasols page in the parasol shoppe.
4. We have a larger elegant Victorian style parasol with a natural wood handle and shaft. These have a
cotton canopy top with battenburg lace edging. They are available in white, ecru and black and can be
found on the
battenburg lace parasol page in the parasol shoppe.
What is a parasol?
A parasol is defined in Webster's as "a lightweight umbrella used as a sunshade, especially by women".
While
parasols have often been thought of as wedding accessories or for period costumes, they are also for
fun and fashion! They are very elegant and make a definite fashion statement and announce to the world
that you are special and have class! Parasols are also practical and provide
UV protection from the sun's
harmful rays, and excessive sun exposure is the leading cause of skin aging and skin damage!
Read about the history of the parasol,
click here.