A Family Tradition
Since 1851

Quality, Innovation, and Style in Every Drop

Strotz AG is a renowned manufacturer of high-quality umbrellas. Since our founding more than 175 years ago, we have earned a first-class reputation for quality, innovation, and stylish design. From classic walking umbrellas to modern folding umbrellas, we offer a diverse selection of umbrellas that meet the highest standards of functionality and aesthetics. 

Through continuous innovation, our family-owned company remains a leader in the industry while also prioritizing environmentally friendly materials and production processes. 

Strotz is a co-owner of the world-renowned Knirps brand, the umbrella with the red dot. For more than 90 years, Knirps has stood for the highest quality, technical innovation, and fashionable design, and is sold in more than 40 countries.


CONTACT

Strotz AG · Umbrella
Factory Herrenackerstrasse 16
CH-8730 Uznach
(no retail store)

info@strotz.ch
055 285 97 00


OFFICE HOURS

Monday through Thursday:
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Friday:
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
(no retail store)


Our
weather-resistant team

Swiss Craftsmanship

Eine Zange greift gezielt die Schirmstange
Nähen eines Swiss-Made-Regenschirms an der Nähmaschine

Strotz AG is the only umbrella factory in Switzerland—and one of the few still in operation in Europe. In Uznach, approximately 8,000 umbrellas are still manufactured in-house each year. In addition to producing rain umbrellas, the seven experienced production employees also specialize in the manufacture of garden and boat umbrellas.

Swiss Made
Umbrellas

Schweizer Regenschirm mit kariertem Muster, gehalten von einem Mann in den Händen
Zuschneiden des Regenschirmstoffs
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Made with Quality

It takes about 40 minutes to produce an umbrella: The fabric panels are first roughly cut by hand and then precisely cut with a die-cutting knife; after that, the umbrella segments—including the closure strap and snap button—are sewn together. This is followed by sewing on small metal tips, attaching the shaft to the fabric, and mounting the handle.

Production Process