Good information. Preston's beard looks sharp!

I keep a horsehair brush in my work vehicle my regular vehicle as well as close to my front door

I've had a clothes brush for years. Unfortunately, I didn't know that I should be using short strokes and that I should start against the nap. Thanks for the information. 👍

I just bought a vintage Fuller brush that I really like. Cost me all of $10.

I have two brushes, one a regular brush and one for finer work, but I also use a lint roller as I have an older cat that sheds a lot. I also take the roller when I travel. As always, Great information Preston!

Very helpful as always. Having dogs sometimes they do tend to shed a lot which is why I've been using a lint roller for clothes but will definitely look for a brush in the near future. I appreciate the content.

When will the Gazette gives us a mewing video?

If Fort Belvedere offered garment brushes I'd be sure to purchase them!

It seems sad that this needs to be taught now. In my suit wearing days when any office work required it, one a year, at most, was it dry cleaned. My Kent clothes brushes are decades old and show no wear except for some wood pings where they were dropped. I once had a tweed sport-coat so tweedy that I had to buy a horse grooming brush to get the dust and dirt from a ramble out. It never needed to be dry cleaned. I miss that coat and tweed of that thickness is probably unattainable now. One finer point of brushing you missed is using the tip of the brush to brush out seams as it is abrasive dust that will cut the seam threads causing weakening and seam failure. Also the technique of misting the brush to help refreshen the fibers in low humidity environments.

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

Some excellent additions, thank you!

This is quite relatable! Thank you👍

Yep, had to comment on the beard, it looks fantastic on you! Definitely a keeper! And great video as always, of course. I've been getting into classic menswear lately, and taking care of clothes is a skill I really want to master.

My clothes brush wasn't that expensive, about 25€ (27USD), and it is good quality. 🙂 Please do a video on how to remove sunscreen stains next! I love the purple color on you, Preston!

@dennistennis2225

3 ай бұрын

Wow. Didn't realize the $ was getting so strong.

@masterkamen371

3 ай бұрын

​@@dennistennis2225Dollar isn't getting strong, it's the euro that is falling. Back in 2022 euro exchange rate was so poor that I made a profit changing out some Swiss francs, even with the exchange office's "bad" rate.

When I was getting fitted for a suit to be altered they used a brush on the clothes. Not a lent brush. That told me a lot. Thanks Preston.

Keep up the good work gentlemen!

I have my Kent clothes brush for 10 years and recently I bought another one from Acca Kappa, it doesn't have a separate handle, more like the Arterton one in your video, but it's an absolutely fantastic quality brush, made from makassar wood.

i love my lint roller. i have 2 dogs that could be paid as a professional career to shed all over my house. i use the same brush i use for my felt hat to brush dirt and anything else out of my suit and it does a fine job. i’m sure i’ll get a dedicated brush soon but i’ve only got one suit right now. good advice, per usual

@jonathonshanecrawford1840

3 ай бұрын

If needed to be, one can buy one on line for around $5 plus shipping _(cheap)!_

@southern_pride0

3 ай бұрын

@@jonathonshanecrawford1840 i appreciate it. god bless

When I was in the Military, I learned to clean my clothes, boots, sheets, and hats using only an oversized bristle brush because our unit was constantly moving across geographies and my backpack space was limited.

The classic clothes brush.

great video!

I use tape rollers on my dark shirts. Over time the fabric on a lot of my shirts have gotten thinner. I thought it was just from washing and wearing them so much, but now I’m sure it’s from using a tape roller on them over and over on them. I never knew there was clothes brush. Great to know this.

I picked up a "Lint Brush" from Ikea last year and it allowed me to throw away my lint roller permanently. It works quickly and captures hair and lint better than a brush. Any thoughts on these? It seems a little different than most other products.

@elyesayilmaz459

2 ай бұрын

I have one "brush" from IKEA too. It removes lint, dirt and dust very well on my coat. But unfortuanetly it removes the fabric from my navy coat too. At some point there will be no coat. The normal lint roller does a decent job. What I like about a normal lint roller is that there is no dust, dirt and lint being brushed in the air which finally gets into my lungs. Even though I think a clothes brush is much more appealing. Probably because I link it with class, tradition and culture. Things that make me feel good. Maybe even special. So I got a cheap clothes brush from one of Istanbuls bazaars and it neither has a seperated grip or is made of hard wood. I brushed over my navy pant while wearing it and while not wearing it. It did a pretty good job and that is also one of the reasons why I bought the brush. I also thought about me not having a clothes brush and simply wanting to try it out. I didn't want miss out on the experience of using a clothes brush. Coming back to the problem of having the dust in the air and inhaling it. I brushed my pants indoors and simply felt uncomfortable with the knowledge that now dust is being brushed into to air which will eventually enter my breathing system. Maybe my thoughts will inspire some of you guys. Have a good time.

Brushes are great for garments, I also use them for dry brush massage. Very healthy.

I just gotta say it: Preston really looks like royalty with his beard!

Should one use clothes brush on cotton shirts and pants or are they suitable for jackets only?

It's good to know that I can actually clean garments like a blazer at home, but I'd be using this brush mostly on my casualwear all thoughout the day because of my cat. It doesn't feel intiutively like the right choice.

A few years back I got the Hanger Project two sided brush which is an absolute luxury... Probably overpriced but so nice to use.

I regularly wear wool and tweed kilts. Is it safe to conclude that a clothes brush would ideal for Highland Wear maintenance and avoiding the dry cleaners?

Thanks for this. I guess this video just proves how old I am ( late sixties). I would never think to use anything except a good clothes brush. Another fine video from Preston. Preston, have you considered wearing just a mustache and goatee? Nothing wrong with your beard, however I think that combination would look really smart on you. Just a thought. Thanks again

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

I have considered it, Michael--perhaps I'll try it out for a future video! Thanks for watching. - Preston

Yeah, I'm guilty of using a lint roller. I'm going to have to invest in a horse hair brush. Like how you mentioned Charles Tyrwhitt shirts,I have 4 of them, and I think there are great shirts. Someday, I would like a pair of Fort Belvedere corduroy pants just wished they would come hemed. Great video on garment care.

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for your kind words! As you're probably aware, our corduroy pants come unhemmed so you can have them finished in your desired style and to the exact length 🙂

Can a horsehair clothes brush be used on linen as well as wool items?

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely! Some linens may be woven a little finer than your average wool garment, so handle with a little more care for these pieces

How well does a brush handle dog hair?

On a scale of 1 to Preston, how well do you say "Clothes"?

What are some brands you all would recommend? Thank you

Hi

Can a clothes brush remove a little au gratin potatoes that fell on silk velvet?

Beard is looking good 👌👌

I want to hear Preston say "Clothes Moths" 5 times fast. 😎

Great video! Even though the idea of using 100% Horse Hair bush has been around for ages, however, I have two, yes two.: 1. Labelled cloths only, 2. Labelled shoes only. I used a sharpie to label them and keep them separate from each other. Also lint rollers _(and other devices)_ may be cheap to buy, however, one has to keep replacing the roller and cost a lot of money in the long run! And those lint roller could damage the clothing fibres! Like with analogue quartz watches, you have to replace the battery every year - _$15 - $25_ and may contain mercury _even they say they don't! So it its better to buy a wind up/automatic watch!

@craft-o-matic399

3 ай бұрын

Horse hair bush? Lol! Tee hee...

@jonathonshanecrawford1840

3 ай бұрын

@@craft-o-matic399Yes _Horsehair brush_ Why use sticky tape that will damage the garments?

@craft-o-matic399

3 ай бұрын

The post says horse hair BUSH Don't you understand the reason it made me laugh?@@jonathonshanecrawford1840

Good work with stache n beard

Использую щётку для одежды из дерева с щетиной кабана . Когда дома кошка щётка просто необходима. Престон говорит верно, ролики это плохая инвестиция. Спасибо за интересные видео. Gentlemens gazette, самый лучший канал, вы просто замечательные👍

Can i use it on velvet?

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely! As velvet and corduroy exist in the same family, you may find this to be one of the few moments where a combination brush and lint roller works best. The brush will release dirt below the surface, and the lint roller works to remove surface-level dirt and lint

@user66102

3 ай бұрын

@@gentlemansgazette Thank you!

What about lint shaver?

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

As the clue is in the name, lint shavers actually cut the fibers of your clothes - not recommended if you're looking for longevity in your wardrobe!

Seeing the part where you started to demonstrate, the shoebrush on the softer material suit jacket.... hurt to see

A horse hair brush works wonders on hats too. One dedicated horse hair brush for hats and clothes (not shoes) seems perfectly fine to me. Just don't brush your hair with it please.

The beard works.

Maaaan!!!!! You look SO MUCH BETTER with this beard!!!!!! (And I'm really not a beard fan!)

Suggestion: an episode on how menswear was historically cared for by valets. Before dry cleaning was available. ???? How was it done back when...

@gentlemansgazette

3 ай бұрын

Interesting idea! A lot of the methods have remained unchanged - if it isn't broken, don't fix it! 😉

Never been this early before

I literally use a horse hair brush for hair. Cost less than 10 bucks and works great. Anyone who's spending 100 bucks on a clothes brush should consider a new life perspective.

Derby is the best men's fragrance. I said it, fight me.

I like the beard

Duct tape

Preston is wearing the wrong purple