How to Clean Suede. Suede is softer than leather, and can easily
get dirty and water-stained, so properly clean your suede to keep its unique look. You will need A soft towel A suede brush Suede
cleaning solution Vinegar Water A suede eraser A professional cleaner and a pencil eraser
(optional). Step 1. Rub the stained area with a soft towel. Step 2. Brush the stained area gently with a suede
brush. Step 3. Scrub the stain gently with a soft cloth dampened
with cleaning solution. Always test a non-visible area of the suede
first with the cleaning product. Step 4. Let the cleaned area air dry. If the stain persists, use white vinegar diluted
to half-strength with water to scrub the stain out. Let it dry again. Step 5. Use a suede eraser for small, dry stains. Use a pencil eraser if you do not have a suede
eraser. Step 6. Take your item to a professional cleaner if
difficult stains are persistent, or if it is heavily soiled. Did you know Carl Perkins wrote the song Blue
Suede Shoes on a paper bag.