Brush off dry dirt with a soft, dry suede/gamuza brush
Use a suede eraser to lift scuffs and stains
For light water spots, lightly mist the area with clean water from a distance
Blot gently with a clean, dry cloth and let it dry naturally away from heat/sun
After drying, brush the area to restore the nap
For grease/oil marks, sprinkle cornstarch or talc, leave for several hours, then brush off
For tougher stains, use a suede/gamuza cleaner spray and follow the label directions
For salt stains, wipe with a damp cloth, then wipe again with a cloth lightly dampened with clean water
Let it dry naturally, then brush to even out the texture
Use a suede protector spray once fully dry to help prevent future stains
Test any cleaner or method on an inconspicuous area first
Keep the item dry during cleaning; avoid soaking
Avoid using water-heavy methods unless specifically for water-spot handling
Avoid leather conditioner, polish, and regular shoe cleaners
Avoid heat sources (hair dryers, radiators) to speed drying
Store in a cool, dry place and use shoe trees or crumpled paper to maintain shape