Série Classic Long FlatsEst. 1983·Cowling, England
Rosemary & Co Classic Long Flats — Synthetic Flat
Material
Synthetic (Synthetic)
Shape
Flat
Handle
Long
Vegan
Yes
Best for
Oil, Acrylic
$7.13
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Tuft Length11.5 mmbristle length
Belly Diameter3.8 mmwidest bristle point
Total Lengthtip to handle end
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A versatile synthetic long flat for coverage, straight edges, and painterly control.
Specific source text for Rosemary’s Classic Long Flats was not surfaced, so this is inferred from the category name and brush type. A classic long flat in synthetic fibre is usually a dependable all-rounder for block-in work, edge control, and smooth coverage across acrylic, watercolour, or hobby surfaces. Compared with short flats, the longer hair gives more flexibility and a slightly softer stroke; compared with a round, it makes straighter edges and flatter planes easier to manage. The “classic” wording suggests a general-purpose brush rather than a niche specialty, which makes it suitable for artists and model makers who want one flat brush to handle a wide range of practical tasks. In the mid-price range, this type is often chosen for consistency and durability rather than luxury hair feel. [inferred]
What makes this brush special
A long flat usually feels balanced: not as stiff as a bristle, not as soft as sable. The longer hair gives the brush a bit more glide and a cleaner taper when you lift off the surface. That makes the stroke more forgiving and slightly more fluid than a short flat. The result is a brush that can cover, edge, and shape with very little fuss. [inferred]
Medium compatibility
Oil
Acrylic
Best with properly thinned acrylics, especially for detail and glazing.
Great for
Blocking in larger shapes and flat surfaces.
Straight edge work and controlled coverage.
General-purpose hobby and model painting.
Technique & use
Basecoating
General Painting
Less ideal for
Ultra-fine detail, where a pointed brush is better.
Heavy texturing, where a stiffer bristle brush will outperform it.
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Size
Tuft Length
Belly Diameter
Price
Stock
0
11.5 mm
3.8 mm
$7.13
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1
12.8 mm
5.5 mm
$7.61
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2
14.4 mm
6.2 mm
$7.77
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3
16.3 mm
7.1 mm
$7.94
Sold Out
4
19.2 mm
9.9 mm
$8.26
In Stock
5
22.7 mm
10.6 mm
$8.74
Sold Out
6
25.0 mm
12.1 mm
$9.40
In Stock
7
26.7 mm
14.5 mm
$10.20
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8
29.0 mm
15.5 mm
$11.18
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10
33.8 mm
20.1 mm
$13.94
In Stock
12
38.6 mm
24.8 mm
$16.38
In Stock
14
41.8 mm
32.4 mm
$19.45
In Stock
16
45.5 mm
36.5 mm
$20.43
In Stock
Brush sizes are not standardised across brands — a Size 1 from one maker may differ from another. These brushes are handcrafted, so individual dimensions may vary by 1–2 mm.
How we measure a brushA visual guide to the measurements shown in the size chart above.
These are the same measurements shown in the size chart above. Brush sizes are not standardised across brands, so use these dimensions when comparing brushes within a series or between manufacturers.
Tuft Length
The visible length of the brush hairs, measured from the ferrule to the tip.
Belly Diameter
The widest point of the brush head. On round brushes, this is the widest part of the belly.
Total Length
The full measurement from the tip of the brush to the end of the handle.
How to care for your brush
Clean with lukewarm water and mild soap after painting, especially when using acrylics. Avoid storing it with the head crushed, since long flats rely on a clean profile for good edge work. Do not leave the brush sitting in water, and dry it before storing to prevent ferrule damage. Synthetic long flats are usually easy to maintain, but only if they are rinsed promptly. [inferred]