Major Shaving Brush Brands

I bought a brush sold by The Yorkshire Soap company here in UK. It's performs very well, super face latherer and prefer it over my chubby2 synthetic. A 10 £ bargain.
 
Indeed an artisan however I highly rate Runeman Nordic Shave Design. He makes brushes and ceramic bowls and is really good at it. Rune is based in Denmark and it takes around 5 days for delivery to the uk. Most knots are Boti. Sorry in advance for enabling.

Runeman Nordic Shave Design | Lathermaster

Runeman Nordic Shave Design. Quality handcrafted artisan ceramic shaving bowls and lathe turned epoxy and stabilised exotic wood shaving brushes. Unique handmade luxury shaving products inspired by celtic and viking designs.
www.runeman.dk www.runeman.dk
 
Sabre said:
What are the major brands of brushes?

I am aware of the following brands:

Acca Kappa
Da Vinci
Kent
Kohinoor
Mason Pearson
Mondial
Morris and Forndran
Muehle/HJM
Omega
Rooney
Semogue
Simpson/Vulfix
Shavemac
Thater
Vielong
Wilkinson Sword
Yaqi
Zenith
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I'm glad to see that a vintage company like Wilkinson Sword is increasing its shave paraphernalia.
 
Isn't a better question "how many brush manufacturers are there". As with anything else, there tends to be a fairly limited supply chain of 'base materials' then lots of suppliers of finished products, in this case who "manufactures knots", who "makes handles", who "assembles into a finished product"? I don't know the brush industry that well but I would imagine that the 'brands' use a 'unique to them' combination of knot and brush and put their name to it??
 
Not sure if this is considered a big brand or not but they have one model.
the Viking Blades: Shaving Brush

Bambaw brands single model, they are a bigger brand that have been seen in a number of Walgreens not the brush but the 3 piece Safe-T-Shavers mainly the women's colors for a period in the 2020's and one time I saw the 3 blade modern shaver at my local Walmart: Bambaw Shave Brush

nom is a Muhle brand according to USA Amazon so no need to have as a separate brand: nom shave bush
 
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gooner77 said:
Isn't a better question "how many brush manufacturers are there". As with anything else, there tends to be a fairly limited supply chain of 'base materials' then lots of suppliers of finished products, in this case who "manufactures knots", who "makes handles", who "assembles into a finished product"? I don't know the brush industry that well but I would imagine that the 'brands' use a 'unique to them' combination of knot and brush and put their name to it??
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Also, a number of brands buy exclusive models either as exclusive deals or by buying up all the stock .
 
Saw that Oliworks, a USA brand has its own shaving bush where they make handles for the brushes in sythetic black and silvertip badger. I would consider the brand despite being an expensive brand for shavers, a major brand.
 
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