A good hat picks up dust just sitting in the truck or hanging by the door. This brim brush gives you a quick way to clean it up before you head out. Genuine horsehair bristles work the dust off the brim, and a wooden handle gives you the control to brush along the edge without hurrying.
It is a simple tool for the person who likes their hat to look new, whether that hat sees shows, chores or Sunday dinner. Keep it by the door or in the tack room, and a few short strokes after a windy day keep the brim looking cared for.
Highlights
- Genuine horsehair bristles
- Sturdy wooden handle for control
- Quick cleanup before you head out
- Simple care for a good hat
Why a horsehair brush for your hat
Hats collect dust, and grit that sits in the weave or along the brim wears the finish faster than most people expect. Horsehair has long been a brush material for hats and saddles because the fine, soft bristles lift dust off without scratching. A brush with a sturdy handle beats a rag for a hat you are proud of, since you can reach the underside of the brim and the curve of the crown.
This brush fits the rancher who wears the same hat every day, the show rider who wants a clean look in the warm-up pen and the church-goer who keeps one good hat for Sunday. Keep it where you hang your hat so brushing becomes a habit instead of a chore.
At a glance
| Material | Genuine horsehair bristles |
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| Handle | Wood |
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| Type | Hat brim brush |
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How to use it
Hold the hat by the crown so the brim is free, then brush from the center of the brim outward in short, even strokes. Work all the way around the brim, then give the crown a light pass. Brush the hat only when it is dry, never when it is wet, so the dust comes off instead of settling deeper into the weave.
Good to know
- Keep the brush by the door so dust comes off before it works into the hat.
- Use short strokes along the brim after a windy day, and brush the crown last.
- Set the hat on its crown on a rack or shelf between wearings so the brim keeps its shape.
- Tap the dust out of the brush when you are done and let the bristles dry before you put it away.
About M&F Western
M&F Western Products is a family-owned company established in 1969. The company works in western wear accessories, and this brush is part of that range.
Keep one by the door so your hat is ready when you are.