Pongee is a type of soft, lightweight fabric that is often used for making children's umbrellas. Here are the typical steps involved in the production process of a Pongee children's umbrella:

Fabric selection: The first step in the production process is to select the Pongee fabric that will be used to make the umbrella canopy. The fabric should be lightweight, water-resistant, and durable.

Cutting: The Pongee fabric is cut into the appropriate shape and size for the umbrella canopy using a cutting machine or scissors.

Printing: If the umbrella is to have a printed design, the fabric is printed using a digital printing machine or screen printing process. This step is optional and depends on the design requirements.

Sewing: The Pongee fabric is then sewn together to create the umbrella canopy. The edges are hemmed and any additional features such as a vent or trim are added.

Frame assembly: The umbrella frame is assembled using metal or plastic components, which are connected to a central shaft. The frame is designed to be lightweight and easy for children to open and close.

Canopy attachment: The umbrella canopy is attached to the frame using metal or plastic rivets or screws. The canopy is stretched over the frame and secured in place.

Handle attachment: The handle is attached to the central shaft of the umbrella frame. The handle may be made from plastic, metal, or another material and is designed to be easy for children to grip.

Final inspection: The finished umbrella is inspected to ensure that it meets quality standards. The umbrella is checked for any defects or flaws and adjustments are made as needed.