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Q: Trying to decide between t2 and t3... does anyone think t3 is too big?

I bought the T3. It is a terrific brush, but I think I would buy the T2 if I was replacing it for two reasons: 1) I had difficulty finding a brush stand (which is essential) that could fit the T3. 2) The diameter to length ratio is off to me. I think the feel would be better, if the handle was longer.

Q: Can the T2 fit in a razor/brush stand?

For Simpson T2 brush I use CHARMMAN stand with extra wide opening (style 31mm brush opening). You can search Amazon for this product number: B07FFH44TQ , it fits perfectly.

Q: Besides the price what are the main differences between these three brushes? The t1, t2, and t3.

Knot size, T1 = 42mmx23mm T2=44mmx24mm T3=50mmx26mm

Q: What is the best fit hanger for the T3 Synthetic bristle brush? The suggested frequently bought together is wrong as the brush is wider than the slot.

I use a Kent brush stand. It's a common plastic design - suspect there are other about the same size. I doubt you will find a stand that allows you to hold it by its "waist". The T3, like most synthetic brushes dries very quickly.

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🪒 Elevate your shave with a century-old legacy of luxury and precision.

PERFECT DIMENSIONS - Compact 90mm height with 24mm knot diameter balances precision and coverage.
EXCLUSIVELY UK MADE - Proudly crafted on the historic Isle of Man, supporting authentic British manufacturing.
HERITAGE CRAFTSMANSHIP - Since 1919, a legacy of expert hand-knotting ensures unmatched quality and durability.
ERGONOMIC FAUX IVORY HANDLE - Eye-catching turning handle designed for comfort and style during your grooming ritual.
PROPRIETARY SYNTHETIC FIBERS - So-grade synthetic bristles deliver a luxurious, cruelty-free lather every shave.

The Alexander Simpson Trafalgar Synthetic Shaving Brush combines over 100 years of British shaving heritage with modern, cruelty-free synthetic fibers. Hand-knotted by skilled artisans on the Isle of Man, its ergonomic faux ivory handle and perfectly balanced dimensions deliver a premium shaving experience designed for discerning professionals who value tradition and performance.

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Trying to decide between t2 and t3... does anyone think t3 is too big?

Can the T2 fit in a razor/brush stand?

Besides the price what are the main differences between these three brushes? The t1, t2, and t3.

What is the best fit hanger for the T3 Synthetic bristle brush? The suggested frequently bought together is wrong as the brush is wider than the slot.

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Alexander Simpson Trafalgar Synthetic Shaving Brush - Simpson Shaving Brush - Faux Ivory Handle (T2)

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