Robert Simmons Signet Brushes

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Robert Simmons Signet oil Brushes

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Written by: Max Tuman
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  • Price: $10 to $25 per brush
  • Handle Length: Long handles between 8-12in.
  • Bristle Material: Made from interlocked pure Chungking hog bristles.
  • Customer Rating: 4.4 stars from 11 ratings
  • Brush Types: Flats, brights, filberts, and rounds.
  • Fun Fact: The natural Chungking hog bristles in these brushes are sourced from a specific region in China, renowned for producing the world’s highest quality bristles!


High-Quality Bristles: The Robert Simmons Signet brushes use interlocked pure Chungking hog bristles. These bristles are known for their ability to hold a substantial amount of paint, which is particularly beneficial for oil painting, where a consistent application is essential.

Construction: Each brush in the Signet line is handcrafted, a process that contributes to their durability and ability to retain shape. This attention to detail in construction ensures that the brushes perform consistently over time, even with regular use.

Variety: The Signet line includes a wide range of brush shapes and sizes, such as flats, brights, filberts, and rounds. This variety allows artists to select the appropriate brush for different painting techniques, from broad coverage to intricate details.

Design: The brushes feature seamless nickel ferrules that are double-crimped. This design prevents the ferrules from loosening, ensuring a secure attachment between the bristles and the handle. The seamless construction also adds to the overall durability of the brush.

Handles: The brushes come with long handles that are designed for balance and control. These handles are especially beneficial during extended painting sessions, as they provide comfort and reduce hand strain, making them suitable for both studio and outdoor painting.

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