How to Maintain Raresuede Clothes?

Our common PU Leather is a kind of artificial synthetic material, while Raresuede is usually made of leather of cattle, sheep, pigs and other animals through special processing. Some people buy thin suede clothes, but their service life is shortened due to lack of maintenance. Rare suede is a kind of soft and delicate leather material, which is often used to make shoes, bags, clothing and home decoration, etc. It has high requirements for maintenance and use. Proper care and use can prolong its life and keep it looking good. If you have purchased a thin suede item, it is advisable to follow the relevant care instructions and recommendations to ensure its long-lasting durability.

Caring for and caring for sheer suede clothing requires some special precautions and methods, here are some general suede clothing care and care tips:

Waterproof treatment: Before buying thin suede clothes, you can consider waterproofing to increase its waterproof performance. Treat with a special thin suede waterproofing spray or water repellent according to product instructions. This helps prevent water spots and liquids from penetrating clothing.

Regular brushing: Use a thin suede brush or a soft-bristled brush to clean garments regularly. Gently brushing can remove the dust and stains on the surface and keep the suede texture.

Dealing with stains: For more stubborn stains, you can use a thin suede eraser or a special thin suede cleaner to gently wipe. Before cleaning, it's a good idea to test a small, inconspicuous area first to make sure the cleaner won't adversely affect the color and texture.

Avoid contact with water and liquids: thin suede clothing is very sensitive to water and liquids, so try to avoid contact with them. If the thin suede clothes are splashed with water or other liquids, immediately use a clean towel to gently absorb the water, and lay the clothes flat to dry, avoiding exposure to the sun or using heating equipment.

Avoid rubbing and scratching: Rare suede is susceptible to rubbing and scratching, so care should be taken when wearing and storing to avoid contact with rough surfaces and sharp objects. At the same time, avoid using hard brushes or rubbing objects to clean the clothing, so as not to scratch or damage the leather surface.

Preservation and Storage: Store thin suede garments in a ventilated, dry place away from direct sunlight and high temperatures. Before storing, it is best to use a dust bag or breathable cloth bag specially designed for thin suede clothing to avoid the accumulation of dust and dirt.

Raresuede is a kind of Natural Leather, and you still need to refer to the care label on the clothing or consult a professional leather care expert for more specific advice and guidance.