How to Remove Stains from Suede?

Let the suede dry completely before cleaning

Brush the surface gently with a suede brush to lift dirt and nap

Use a suede eraser or clean pencil eraser on small dry stains

Brush again after erasing to restore the texture

For water stains, lightly dampen the entire affected area with a clean cloth and let it dry evenly

For oil or grease stains, blot with a dry cloth and cover with cornstarch or talcum powder overnight

Brush off the powder the next day

For mud stains, let the mud dry fully, then brush it off gently

For ink stains, use a suede eraser or a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab

For salt stains, wipe with a cloth lightly dampened with white vinegar, then let dry and brush

For tough stains, use a suede cleaner according to the product instructions

Avoid soaking suede with water

Avoid using regular soap or harsh cleaners

Avoid rubbing stains aggressively

Protect cleaned suede with a suede protector spray after it dries

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