Clothes Brush Garment Brush-USA-Lint Brushes for Clothes, Lint Remover for Clothes 100% Boar Bristle Men's Wool Suit Brush, Suede, Furniture and Upholstery, Hat Brush

I was sort of raised to use the vacuum for everything when it comes to cleaning. Need to dust something? Go get the vacuum. Need to get dog hair off the couch? Go get the vacuum. Feeling lonely? Go get the vacuum and you two can watch TV together. But here’s the thing with that — sometimes, it’s just a lot of fuss to get the vacuum out. Also, since I failed my vacuum driving test, whenever I use the vacuum I tend to bump into things and/or trip over the cord. We eventually got a cordless Dyson, which eliminates the cord tripping but, because of the sharp edges on its bin, greatly increases the bumping into things. Additionally, I’m not fond of the noise the vacuum makes and I don’t like having to contort myself like a Cirque de Soleil performer to get it to clean things like the sides and backs of furniture. This wasn’t a huge deal until we got two new things in our house: a french bulldog with short, shed-prone hair, and a Lovesac couch that really, really loves to collect that hair and hold on to it for dear life. Now, instead of just a once a week chore, I was getting the vacuum out every day to clean the couch, bonking into things with it, and swearing. I really, really wanted a better way to get the dog hair off the couch. I had one of those red lint brushes, but it didn’t work at all on the short dog hair on the couch; it was TONS of work and the result was basically 1 out of 5 stars; maybe “dorm room” clean, but not “yay, it’s not gross anymore!” clean. I came across this brush on Amazon and decided to give it a try, and wow. First of all, the brush itself is very well made and easy to hold. Interestingly, even on the first use it didn’t shed more than maybe 1 or 2 bristles, which was a big surprise. Second, and more important, it is EFFECTIVE. My great grandma vacuumed her furniture maybe once a month, and I always wondered why it wasn’t dusty and gross. I sort of assumed that maybe she just didn’t use it and maybe sat on the floor when no one was around, or maybe she rented an apartment nearby and actually didn’t live there (she was sneaky). Well, actually, this is probably why - I think she brushed it, having already figured out that vacuuming it every week was just not really necessary. If you have a lot of upholstery and things (like dog hair) that you want to get off that upholstery, you need this. It is 1000 times better than dicking around with a vacuum, and it does a phenomenal job. I would buy this again in a second, and it’s shaved a lot of time and stress off of my cleaning routine.

Let me tell you something, folks—if you want to keep your clothes looking sharp and fresh, you need this Clothes Brush Garment Brush in your life. This bad boy is a game changer! I’ve got a collection of suits that are sharper than a razor blade, and this lint brush is my secret weapon. The 100% boar bristle does a phenomenal job of removing lint and dust without damaging the fabric. I can go from looking like a million bucks to looking like a million and one bucks in just a few swipes! What I love about this brush is its versatility. It’s not just for my suits; I can use it on my suede, furniture, upholstery, and even my hats. It’s like having a personal assistant that doesn’t talk back and gets the job done. The craftsmanship is top-notch, and it feels solid in your hand. It’s the kind of tool that makes you feel like you’re taking care of business every time you use it. And let’s be real, nobody wants to walk around looking like they just rolled out of bed—unless that’s a fashion statement, which it usually isn’t. In short, if you want to keep your wardrobe and home looking pristine, grab yourself this Clothes Brush Garment Brush. It’s a must-have, and I can’t recommend it enough. You’ll thank me later!

Product does exactly as advertised. Perfect for brushing down a $1,500.+ Brioni suit.

Maybe my expectations were different ... I want to use this for all purposes ie furniture, bedding, clothes. However this brush is more suitable on wool (jackets, pants, dress). I tried to use this brush to dust off the lint off my bedsheet but the result was not ideal.

This is my second brush which I will be using for upholstery grooming around the house. My first brush is still used solely for suit maintenance and has been in use for approximately 4-5 years now. It still looks the same as when it arrived. The bristles have stayed strong and the brush does not shed The quality of this brush for the value cannot be overstated. Premium bristles and a solid wood handle make this brush durable and excellent for grooming suits, upholstery, wool felt hats, etc. The bristles are the right length to balance stiffness for cleaning with softness to not damage wool fibers. Don't hesitate to purchase this brush.

I was pleasantly surprised by this brush. I am a fanatical clothes brusher as I often wear black and dark blue and am pretty fussy about my presentation. I ALWAYS brush my outfit before going in to the office. I had what I though was the perfect brush - a hand me down, easily 60 years old but easy to clean, knocked off lint and dog hair easily without tearing up my clothes. I kept it in the car, used it daily. It was like baby bear's chair - JUST RIGHT until the day I couldn't find it. ARGGHHHH...I looked for it (I don't usually lose things) so I waited thinking it would eventually turn up. I couldn't wait forever...so I researched my options and bought this one. What a wonderful replacement for my vintage brush - every bit as functional, HIGHLY recommended. And yes, the old one did reappear. I may misplace things, but as I said, I don't usually lose them.