CLEANING AND DRYING

Keep your suede shoes away from water as much as possible. If they do get wet, let them dry at room temperature as direct heat can damage the upper. Avoid rough terrain with suede shoes: wear on the street, or indoors.

To remove dirt, gently sweep in one direction with a soft shoe brush. Then wipe them clean with a soft cloth. A suede eraser is great for removing smudges or stains. Add rubber soles at a good cobbler.


STORING

Between uses, slip a wooden shoe tree or scrunched-up paper inside your shoes to retain the shape and absorb moisture. Store your suede shoes at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.