Suede
TIPS FOR USE
Suede is often used in IBANA items. This type of leather is soft, highly flexible, and feels very supple when worn. Suede is much more delicate than other types of leather because it is made from the inside of a leather hide. If you want to enjoy your suede jacket, clothing, or shoes for a long time, proper care is essential. It is advisable to spray your garments with a leather spray before wearing the item. The leather spray protects your favorite leather items from stains, water droplets, and weakening.
DO'S & DON'TS
- Use a suede brush: Brush suede regularly to remove dust and dirt. This helps refresh the fibers and keeps the fabric looking beautiful for longer.
- Use a suede spray or protector: Spray your suede shoes, bags, or clothing with a suede spray to protect them from stains and moisture.
- Avoid contact with water, as it can damage suede. If suede gets wet, let it dry naturally; do not use heat sources such as a hair dryer.
- Use a suede eraser or a damp cloth to gently remove stains. Then let the suede dry completely.
- Store suede items in a well-ventilated place to prevent moisture buildup.
- Avoid wearing suede in rain or snow, as moisture can damage the fabric.
