XL means what it says. These are large brushes — the size 70 head is wide enough to cross a small canvas in three passes — and they exist because a big painting worked with a small brush never looks like a big painting. It looks like a small painting that took a long time.

The reason is edges. Every stroke leaves a boundary where it stops, and the more strokes an area takes, the more boundaries there are to blend away. A wide flat does the same area in a fraction of the passes, so there is simply less to hide.

Four sizes are offered — 30, 50, 60 and 70 — each sold on its own. The 30 is the sensible starting point for A3 and canvas boards; the 60 and 70 are for large stretched canvases, backgrounds, gesso priming and any surface preparation where speed and evenness matter more than detail.

The head is a synthetic filament, springy enough to snap back to its square edge instead of staying splayed after a heavy stroke. On a brush this wide that matters more than on a small one — a large head that loses its edge stops cutting a clean line along the top of a horizon or the side of a shape.

Each handle is white pearl-finish, printed GRADUATE XL with DALER ROWNEY and the word Flat, and the size number set above the range name. The ferrule is a deep black collar pressed flat across the full width of the head.

Prices are Rs. 5,500 for size 30, Rs. 6,500 for size 50, Rs. 7,500 for size 60 and Rs. 9,750 for size 70. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan including Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, and stock, city and delivery charges are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch.

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