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Redecker Wire and Natural Pig Bristle Suede Brush with Oiled Oakwood Handle, 6-7/8-Inches
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About Redecker Wire And Natural Pig Bristle Suede Brush
Keep your suede shoes looking like new with the Redecker Wire and Natural Pig Bristle Suede Brush with Oiled Oakwood Handle Best for cleaning and treating suede shoes, this brush is tough enough to scrape away dirt, lint, dust, salt, hair and debris while going easy on your shoes. Great for restoring fine suede, improving its lift and luster and daily fabric cleaning, this handy brush is strung with combination bristles made from pig bristle and brass wire. Soft and natural pig bristle is gentle enough for delicate suede while tough brass wire keeps nap looking fresh and smooth. Crafted from beautiful oiled oakwood, a long durable handle fits comfortably in hand and makes easy work of applying just the right amount of pressure to properly treat shoes. Measures 7" long. Before being strung into the brush head, the pig bristle is cleaned, scoured and combed in a multi-stage process. This finishing treatment ensures the utmost quality and optimizes the benefits of pig bristles. For maintenance, it is recommended to clean with a mild soap and warm water solution. Towel blot to remove excess moisture and hang to air dry with bristles facing down to prevent damage to wooden handle. Made in Germany. The first handcrafted Bürstenhaus Redecker brushes were produced in 1935. A lot has changed since then. Today, the name Bürstenhaus Redecker stands as it has for many years for an ideal combination of natural quality, function and design. It lives from the blend of inventiveness, sound craftsmanship and creativity. Handcrafted in Germany, Bürstenhaus Redecker brushes are made of domestic woods, bristles, hair, and plant fibers, and have been for decades. Precedence is given to natural, sustainable raw materials.
