Brush the suede with a dry suede brush to remove surface dirt and restore the nap
For light stains, gently rub with a clean white eraser (or suede eraser) using small strokes
For water spots, lightly mist the area with clean water from a distance, then blot with a clean microfiber cloth and let dry at room temperature
After drying, brush again to lift and blend the nap
For oil or grease marks, sprinkle cornstarch or talc on the spot and leave for several hours, then brush off thoroughly
For salt stains, lightly dampen with clean water, brush, then allow to dry completely; brush again
For stubborn stains, use a suede/rubber cleaning block or suede stain remover made for suede
For odor, sprinkle baking soda lightly, let sit several hours, then brush thoroughly and remove residue
Always air-dry naturally; do not use heat, hair dryers, or direct sunlight
Avoid soaking suede; use minimal moisture only when needed
Test any cleaner or eraser on a hidden area first
Keep suede away from water as much as possible and apply a suede protector spray after cleaning and drying
Store suede items on a hanger or with proper support in a cool, dry place