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Cleaning suede shoes at home requires precise technique and the essential supplies to protect the material of this delicate leather. Begin by brushing away loose dirt and dust using a suede brush, brushing in one consistent direction to raise the pile without applying excessive pressure. For light marks, a specialized suede cleaner is remarkably useful—lightly buff the affected area until the mark disappears. When dealing with tough residues such as water rings, apply a small amount of isopropyl alcohol onto a dry cotton pad, pantalon stone island then pat delicately—never saturate the suede. Allow the shoes to dry away from heat in a well-ventilated area, keeping them away from direct sunlight. Once fully dry, recondition the surface with your suede brush to rejuvenate the texture. To enhance durability, apply uniformly a suede protector from a distance of about six inches, ensuring full coverage without pooling. Allow it to dry completely before wearing. Steer clear of wearing suede in snowstorms, and always store them properly using clean cloth inserts to prevent creasing. Routine care will maintain their premium appearance for years to come.