Falling in Art Oil Paint Brush Set, Natural Hog Bristle Paintbrush Set, 15PCS Long Handled Professional Paint Brushes for Acrylic Painting, Oil Paint Brushes with Bamboo Storage Pouch

These bushes are really quite good, much better than I expected. Perhaps a step down from high end brushes, but for the price the value is excellent. I primarily use the filberts, my only recommendation would be to offer just a set of them.

Great for oil painting. My instructor (who said that it was worth it to invest in quality brushes because they can last a long time if cleaned properly) was actually impressed. Great price. I was very happy.

These brushes function well with oil paint. Good medium price. Looses bristles with first use, but then work fine after that.

Painters need every break they can get... and this is one of them. These are strong, artisan-made bristle brushes. The roll is beautiful, the finish on the handles is beautiful, the bristles are firm and very well fastened in the ferules (they don't leave bits in your painting). I don't know how they make this extensive kit for 32 dollars, but I returned to buy a 2d kit because I think the price should be in the ballpark of Rosemary & Co (actually love Rosemary & Co (Ultimate Bristle or Ivory) but their bristle brushes aren't as good as these)

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I’m not used yet but looks like it’s good quality there’s a song companies name but I don’t know who made it, but I like qualities, and here is smote looks like expensive company made, and Price is not expensive, I will tell the seller thank you very much for item totally I like it Mimi Chisholm.

Good for beginners, alot of various size bushes

These are a decent alternative to more expensive oil painting brushes. But they're not for fine, finished work; rather, they're good for massing-in, first stages of painting. They're a quite stiff (good), they do shed (bad), and the case needs to be reengineered so that the brushes don't easily slip out of the case (also bad) because the attached string is useless (disappointing). My solution is to winde twice round an elastic band, and that does the trick.