Série Ultimate Bristle Long FlatEst. 1983·Cowling, England
Rosemary & Co Ultimate Bristle Long Flat — Hog/Bristle Flat
Material
Hog/Bristle (Natural)
Shape
Flat
Handle
Long
Vegan
Yes
Best for
Oil, Acrylic
£4.79
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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 stiff synthetic long flat for bold coverage, texture, and control.
Specific public source text for this exact Rosemary series was not found, but the name strongly indicates a synthetic bristle-style long flat. That places it in the stiff, durable end of the brush spectrum, where the priority is push, scrub, and surface control rather than delicate linework. Bristle-style synthetics are commonly used for acrylics, terrain work, block-ins, and textural painting because they can move thicker paint and keep their shape under pressure. Compared with a softer synthetic flat, this should feel more forceful and less absorbent, which makes it better for visible brushwork and rougher surfaces. It is a good counterpoint to Rosemary’s sable or fine synthetic detail lines: this is the brush you reach for when the surface, not the point, is the job. [inferred]
What makes this brush special
A bristle-style long flat should feel springy in a resilient, slightly resistant way. It pushes back against the surface, which helps it move heavier paint and leave intentional marks. The longer flat edge can still be used for coverage, but the brush is more about force and texture than finesse. You should expect more drag, less softness, and excellent tolerance for rough handling. [inferred]
Medium compatibility
Oil
Acrylic
Best with properly thinned acrylics, especially for detail and glazing.
Great for
Base layers and textured acrylic application.
Terrain, scenery, and rough-surface painting.
Brush-marked effects where a softer brush would flatten out.
Technique & use
Basecoating
General Painting
Less ideal for
Fine detail or delicate glazing.
Natural-hair-style wash work.
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Belly Diameter
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11.5 mm
3.8 mm
£4.79
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1
12.8 mm
5.5 mm
£4.89
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2
14.4 mm
6.2 mm
£5.09
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3
16.3 mm
7.1 mm
£5.19
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4
19.2 mm
9.9 mm
£5.29
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5
22.7 mm
10.6 mm
£5.59
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6
25.0 mm
12.1 mm
£6.49
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7
26.7 mm
14.5 mm
£7.29
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8
29.0 mm
15.5 mm
£7.89
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9
30.0 mm
19.0 mm
£8.79
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10
33.8 mm
20.1 mm
£9.89
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12
38.6 mm
24.8 mm
£12.19
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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 promptly after use, especially when working with acrylic or texture mediums that can harden in the bristles. Use lukewarm water and a solid brush soap, working the cleaner through the full length of the fibres. Reshape the flat edge but do not expect the brush to maintain a hair-like point; its strength is its stiffness. Store dry and protected, and avoid solvent abuse unless the brush is dedicated to that purpose. [inferred]