Mondial Mythos shaving brush Synthetic Ecosilvertip Zebrano

Mondial Mythos shaving brush Synthetic Ecosilvertip Zebrano

Mondial Mythos Zebrano Ecosilvertip synthetic shaving brush is the perfect blend of modern elegance, premium materials and high performance in traditional shaving. This shaving brush is designed for those who want maximum comfort without giving up sophisticated style.
The handle, crafted from fine African wenge wood, has a dark-brown tone with striking grain, adding a distinctive touch to your shaving kit. The brass base with ruthenium finish provides stability and refinement, while the Mondial 1908 logo, laser-engraved, guarantees durability and meticulous aesthetics.

Main features:

• Shaving brush with Ecosilvertip synthetic fibre
• Extra-soft bristles, ideal even for sensitive skin
• Wenge-wood handle: robust, elegant and natural
• Brass base with ruthenium finish and engraved logo
• XL-size knot for abundant, even lather

The core of this shaving brush is the special Ecosilvertip fibre, an exclusive Mondial technology that perfectly simulates the feel of natural silvertip badger. Its velvety, soft yet elastic structure lets you build a rich lather in seconds, making every shave a pleasant, precise experience.
Thanks to its completely cruelty-free composition, the Mythos shaving brush is a sustainable choice for anyone seeking a top-tier product without ethical compromises. An ideal daily-shaving ally that combines performance, aesthetics and environmental respect.

Shaving-brush dimensions
Overall height: 103 mm
Handle height: 46.5 mm
Loft height: 56.5 mm
Knot diameter: 27 mm
Weight: 79.5 g

Mondial 1908 – Art Made in Italy
Founded in Florence in 1908 by master brush-maker Attilio Bagnoli, Mondial began in a small workshop in the Galluzzo district, where freshly boiled bristles were assembled by hand, one by one. In more than a century, that artisanal gesture has never been lost: even today every Mondial shaving brush is finished by hand, following a ritual handed down through five generations.

In the 1930s the factory moved inside the city walls, the workforce grew and the family expanded production for Europe’s finest barbers. After World War II, Attilio’s sons and grandsons introduced safety razors, olive-wood bowls and travel sets, carrying the Mondial name in Italian gentlemen’s luggage. The turning point came in 2000, when the fourth generation took over the brand and launched the Mondial 1908 collection, transforming