Wellington Shoe Shine Brushes BACK IN STOCK | Kirby Allison Hanger Project

The Hanger Project boasts the largest collection of luxury shoe polishing accessories in the world. We seek out only the highest-quality items and have them manufactured to our unique specifications. There are two main types of polishing brushes- one is a primary shoe shine brush used for shining shoes and one is a finishing brush used for daily maintenance and touch-ups. Our Horsehair Shoe Polishing Brushes use 100% tail hair. There is no mane and tail. - the finest quality - pinned at a higher density. Not only do they produce a better buff, but they also do not shed annoying bristle. Our finishing brushes are made with the finest goat and yak hair.

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[AT-ojof]

Could you or someone please explain when to use the goat and yak brushes? More specific than just “finishing.” I’ve been using just the horse hair brush for all buffing needs, except for the mirror shine, for which I use a high shine chamois. What specific uses do the other brushes have? Perhaps a side by side clarifying video would help. Thanks.

[wdfmp]

Which brush do you recommend for a woven leather shoe (AE Leiden)? Any tips on how to shine them in general?

[machjeep]

Says in stock but there's no radio button to add to cart

[rolle]

Nice to see you in a non white shirt. It suits you 🙂

[MrStephenfull]

Will the superfine OTC Palatino socks ever be restocked? Basically sold out in all colors in size 10

[phillipyao]

I have a different experience with the brushes.

There was quite a few shedding for the deluxe horsehair brushes I bought, maybe about 12-24 strands lost on the first go, there is less now but 2 to 3 strands still fall out every now and then.

The pig bristle however did show little to no shedding.

The goat initially showed little shedding but 3-5 strand falls out per use. It seems to have thinned out at this point. Am I brushing too hard, I wonder.