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Where to buy suit brushes

m3rkury

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From my research on the forum, it looks like people recommend suit brushes to maintain their suits. What should I look for in a brush, and where should I look? If it helps (and it most certainly does not), I am on a student's budget, so I am looking for something affordable.

Thanks in advance.
 

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Kent brushes are good.
I have the CC20 and CP6. Ordered on line and shipped to Canada.
I used the discount code GBK1777. Not sure if it still works.
 

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Even on a student's budget I would still recommend Kent. They are not cheap to purchase but are very high quality and may last a lifetime. Always cheaper in the long run to buy quality than continually replace items.
 

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montecristo#4

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I own the CG1 and CP6. The CP6 is probably all you'll ever really need for everything from worsteds to cashmere.
 

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I have CC20 and CP6. Had them for a few years now and they perform like the day they were purchased. Use the CC20 for most hard finished suits - long side for jackets and short side for pants. The CP6 is used for the softer suits.
 

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Originally Posted by Omega Man
Kent brushes are good.
I have the CC20 and CP6. Ordered on line and shipped to Canada.
I used the discount code GBK1777. Not sure if it still works.


Sorry for the thread bump, but this seemed like an appropriate thread to post.

I wanted to purchase the CC20 since it seems to be highly regarded. Unfortunately the discount code GBK1777 doesn't seem to work anymore.

- Does anyone know of a working discount code?

- Would I be fine purchasing a brush for worsted wools from their ebay site that is "Danta handle with pure black bristle and white bristle outer (stiffer bristle than our cp6 "

http://cgi.ebay.com/DANTA-REAL-BRIST...QQcmdZViewItem

Thanks!!
 

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The CC20 appears in new and unused condition on eBay with some frequency at a substantial discount.
 

rumblingtummy

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Originally Posted by SSur
The CC20 appears in new and unused condition on eBay with some frequency at a substantial discount.

That's great to know. Thanks!

I've only seen one CC20 brush in the last couple of weeks which is essentially the same price as ordering direct from Kent
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Hopefully one pops up soon .. (and I win :p)
 

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