Gobi III Suede Womens

Cleaning

Avoid cleaning suede shoes when they're wet. Its best to allow mud or other moisture to dry before brushing, follow drying instructions below. (reference to current drying advice)
Once dry, brush the suede/ nubuck with a stiff bristled brush to remove any surface dirt or dust. Make sure to use a clean brush for this job. A brass bristled brush can be used for more stubborn stains but don't rub too hard as this can damage the surface of the suede. If you don't have a brush, you can use a clean cloth, but avoid using any soap or water, which can make the mess worse.

Aftercare

To remove any marks that remain on the surface of your shoes, a suede rubber goes a long way. If you don't have one, a pencil rubber or household cleaning sponge will be the next best thing. Make sure the rubber is clean from stains itself.

Treatment of stubborn stains:

If all else fails, use an acidic liquid to break apart clumps of particles and remove stains. We recommend wetting the corner of a dry cloth with a small amount of suede cleaner, white vinegar or rubbing alcohol. Make sure you don't drench the shoe in liquid, but rather lightly dampen the suede. Massage the shoe with a rapid side-to-side motion, and then allow the suede to dry. If the stain is still visible, repeat the process.