The history of MÜHLE Shaving goes back to 1945 in Stützengrün, Germany, when Otto Johannes Müller came back from World War II and started making shaving brushes by hand in a simple wash kitchen. This simple start, based on the local tradition of making brushes, set the stage for a company that would grow into one of the most famous makers of high-end wet shaving tools and accessories in the world.

MÜHLE has been a family business for three generations now. It has always balanced traditional handcraft with the smart use of modern precision technologies. The brand has grown a lot since its first product line, but it still values artisanal techniques. Even today, people in the Ore Mountains make and finish shaving brushes, safety razors, and other related items by hand.

The fact that MÜHLE products last a long time is one reason why traditional wet shavers and design-minded grooming fans love them: they combine careful material selection, long-lasting function, and an aesthetic that honors both heritage and daily ritual. Each piece, from a Silvertip Fibre shaving brush to a classic safety razor, is a mix of precise engineering and hand-crafted quality that lasts for years.