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Suede shoes look very elegant and go with any style of clothing. But in order for shoes, ankle boots and boots to really adorn you, they need to be carefully looked after. Delicate suede is afraid of water and needs specially selected products – brushes, sponges, sprays.
Suede shoes and boots need a whole arsenal. You will need a water repellent spray to protect your shoes from moisture and dirt and facilitate subsequent cleaning. Buy a brush made of soft rubber, it will lift the wrinkled nap and remove the greasy spots. A stiff wire brush will also come in handy.
To care for suede shoes, you cannot use ordinary creams for smooth leather, they will hopelessly ruin the velvety surface of shoes or boots. Choose a product that has a bottle labeled “designed for suede and nubuck care”. It is most convenient to use special sprays. To add freshness to the color of the shoes, dyeing options are suitable, they will remove traces of salt and water stains and return the original shade of the shoes.
To quickly tidy up your shoes, you need a special eraser. It erases traces of dirt and dust, lifts the nap and gives the shoes a fresh look. At home, use a large eraser, and put the travel option in your bag in a convenient case. It will help restore the beautiful appearance of shoes in the office, theater and other public places.
How to bring suede shoes back to their original look
Don’t wait for new shoes to get dirty; start caring for her immediately after purchase. Before putting on an update for the first time, thoroughly spray it with a water-repellent spray and dry it. Repeat this treatment at least once a month.
Do not clean your shoes when they are wet; the brush will rub the dirt even deeper. Dry the shoes well, brush off the dust and only then proceed to intensive processing of the pile
Wipe the sole and welt with a damp cloth before cleaning. Do not wash your shoes under running water: excess moisture is contraindicated in suede. Remove dirt with a stiff brush, then work with a soft rubber sponge. Clean the stubborn areas with an eraser. Run it against the pile, especially carefully treating the joints with the sole, the heel area and the fastener.
Spray the suede with a dye spray to freshen up the color. If the sole and heel have a different shade, pre-seal them with paper tape. Sprays can only be used in well-ventilated areas. Let the shoe dry after processing. If you are not satisfied with the result, repeat the procedure.
Do your shoes look shiny despite constant cleaning? Steam the affected area. Hold the shoe over the spout of the boiling kettle for a few minutes, and then brush the nap with a stiff brush.