Recently, brightly colored suede shoes have been the favorite of many fashionable men and women, but this has also raised a series of questions about how to clean, care for, and maintain suede shoes. Today we will share some knowledge about how to clean, care for, and maintain suede shoes!

Maintenance methods
1. Generally speaking, suede leather should not be soaked in water or oil, which is quite troublesome to care for. You should purchase a specialized suede brush (three sided brush: one side is a fine steel wire brush, one side is a soft adhesive brush, and the side is to scrape away dirt from the joints of the sole and upper) and a suede refurbishment agent to do the correct maintenance. If you cannot solve it yourself, you can go to a local leather shoe professional care store for maintenance.
2. If the suede is stained with dust or dripped with oil, the surface dust should be wiped off first with a dry cloth, and then the dirty part should be brushed off with the wire surface of the brush to remove the dust deep into the fine lines of the skin, If oil is dripping, use a suede degreaser to treat it, and then use a suede refurbishment spray to spray the entire leather shoe, making it look as beautiful as before. Finally, use a suede brush to smooth out the fur on the fur in one direction, as the fur on the fur only appears uniform and uniform when facing the same direction.
3. The suede conditioner can be used once a week or two (when wearing these shoes every day). After completing the above care, spray the conditioner evenly on the suede and let it dry overnight. It can be worn the next day. Do not expose to sunlight or heat, naturally dry.

Shopping tips
Take a look at the trademark. When purchasing leather shoes, it is important to check if there are trademarks on the shoe box and shoes. If there is no production location, manufacturer, trademark, etc., do not purchase to avoid quality issues and complaints.
Second, look at the leather noodles. When selecting leather shoes, you should first touch and press the leather shoe surface with your fingers. If large wrinkles appear, it indicates poor leather; Small fine lines appear, and when you release your fingers, the fine lines disappear. They remain plump, elastic, soft, and glossy, making them high-quality leather shoes.
Look at the appearance three times. It depends on whether the color, weight, size, width, and thickness of two leather shoes are the same. In addition, it also depends on whether the adhesion or stitching between the upper and sole is firm and firm.
Fourth, look at the "big head". The "big head" refers to the front part of a leather shoe, and the "big head" of a good leather shoe is generally made of leather from the animal's buttocks and back. When lightly touched by hand, the leather surface is plump, with a soft and smooth feel.