Suede is dry-cleaned with a fine brush for dust and dirt. Then we recommend brushing through the leather with care. For suede leather, you can use brass brushes for rough cleaning. Otherwise, we generally recommend crepe brushes for suede leather. For stubborn stains or salt crusting, you can thoroughly clean suede with water and curd soap. The leather must then be completely wet so that no new crusts arise. Then stuff the shoes with newsprint paper and dry slowly and gently. It is best to hang them at room temperature so that they can breathe. Finally, they are re-roughened with the appropriate brush.
To refresh the color of suede, use of a liquid paint application or special color activators from specialist retailers is recommended. There are also combination products that directly impregnate the shoe.