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Evolution of an Outdoor Essential
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Alize Online Flyer 2 Edit 01 Umbrella with fans Built with Marine Grade Materials Four individually controlled fans USB fast charging ports at table height
Funded through Kickstarter and inspired by luxury yachts and engineered for resorts, high-end homes, and hospitality spaces, Alizé offers a sleek, effortless cooling solution that seamlessly integrates into premium outdoor environments.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - PennZone -- Charlotte, NC – Imagine an outdoor umbrella that does more than just provide shade. Alizé Umbrella is redefining luxury outdoor living with its patent-pending built-in fan system, offering silent, refreshing airflow without bulky attachments or obstructing design. Funded through Kickstarter, this first-of-its-kind innovation is now available to homeowners, resorts, and design professionals seeking to elevate outdoor comfort without sacrificing aesthetics.

FROM THE SEA TO THE SKYLINE: THE FOUNDER'S UNEXPECTED JOURNEY

Alizé Umbrella is the brainchild of Ryan Dickerson, an entrepreneur with an unconventional background that spans sailing in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, immunology research, and servicing cooling systems for New York skyscrapers. His experience as a professional sailor made him acutely aware of the lack of effective outdoor cooling solutions, especially in high-end resorts and waterfront living spaces. That challenge inspired him to develop Alizé, merging marine-grade craftsmanship with advanced engineering to create a revolutionary outdoor comfort solution.

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"We've reimagined the outdoor umbrella," says Dickerson. "Shade alone isn't enough anymore. With rising temperatures, people need cooling that seamlessly integrates into their outdoor spaces. Once you experience Alizé, you'll never look at a patio umbrella the same way again."

WHAT MAKES ALIZÉ UMBRELLA A GAME-CHANGER?
✔ Integrated Fans – Silent, adjustable airflow keeps guests cool.
✔ Marine-Grade Hardware – Inspired by the yachts of St. Martin and built for durability.
✔ Luxury Finishes – Aesthetic elegance for high-end homes, resorts, and hospitality spaces.
✔ USB Fast Charging Ports – Convenient device charging for modern outdoor living.
✔ Effortless Operation – Folds and functions like a traditional umbrella, making it easy to use.

📌 SEE IT IN ACTION

Journalists, designers, and retailers interested in experiencing the Alizé Umbrella firsthand are invited to request a product demonstration, high-resolution images, or an interview with Ryan Dickerson.

📍 Event: CIFF (Canton International Furniture Fair)
📅 Dates: March 18-21, 2025
📍 Location: Guangzhou, China – Booth A11-1, 1/F Hall 10

🌐 www.alizeumbrella.com

Contact
Ryan Dickerson
***@alizeumbrella.com


Source: Alize Umbrella LLC

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