MÜHLE STYLO Series
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The Material
Spalted Beech
The natural grain is accentuated by the hammering of the wood. Soaked with resin, the handles made of spalted beech allow water and lather to drip off with ease. A delightful contrast made from a local raw material.
Razor Head
Classic razor blade (closed comb)
The MÜHLE safety razor with closed comb promises a thorough yet gentle shave. In combination with a slightly steeper blade angle, this safety razor promises a particularly gentle shaving technique, which is also suitable for beginners with a little practice. The finest contours and clear lines at the base of the beard are just the icing on the cake.
Blades are easily replaced by unscrewing the head of the Safety Razor. Replacement blades can be purchased from us, we recommend the rust-proof MÜHLE razor blades, a perfect match for this timeless razor.
Traditional and innovative craftsmanship
Be part of MÜHLE Rasurkultur
Taking your time, enjoying the peace and quiet for a moment and leaving the hectic pace of the new day outside the bathroom door. That’s shaving culture, as we call it in the Ore Mountains, where the MÜHLE manufactory has been based for 80 years. Today, the family business in its third generation stands for sustainable products that are created by hand with genuine dedication. With contemporary and timeless design, avant-garde shapes and classics of wet shaving, tradition is just as important to us at MÜHLE as constantly looking to the future. Whether shaving brushes, razors, bowls or the right skin care product, the best materials combined with consistently sustainable business practices, that’s what MÜHLE is all about. Products for cosmopolitan people. Made in Stützengrün.
ABOUT US
From the small brush manufacturer to a global brand with classic status: MÜHLE is celebrating its 80th anniversary and continues to focus on shaving culture made in the Ore Mountains.
From the small brush manufacturer to a global brand with classic status: MÜHLE is celebrating its 80th anniversary and continues to focus on shaving culture made in the Ore Mountains.