Mildewproof Double Sided Fleece Fabric Microfiber Artificial Leather For Garment

Microfiber Leather Fabric Double-Sided Fleece Microfiber Mildew-Proof For Garment

• Uses of natural suede

• Suede leather is widely used for the manufacture of clothes and shoes. Women’s and men’s jackets, coats, blazers, vests are made from suede. In addition to outerwear, suede gloves, hats, berets, scarves are quite popular. The items made from this warm soft material in autumn and winter.

• Both winter boots and summer sandals, shoes, ankle boots, sneakers, loafers are made from natural suede because they look awesome. Suede is also picked for the manufacture and decoration of bags, cases, wallets, belts, bracelets, chokers. This material makes good covers for sofas, armchairs, car seats. When treated with special compounds that increase resistance to abrasion and damage, suede products can serve for many years.

• In addition, this material is suitable for the manufacture of orthopedic medical equipment and fuel filters.

• Is suede waterproof?

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• Suede is one of genuine leather types of sheep and goats. Thanks to the special processing technology (tanning), this material gets a velvety and soft texture. When interacting with water, suede products do such thing:

1. do not get wet if a person has stepped on a puddle or in the rain for a duration of no more than 15 minutes.
2. get wet if the person was caught by heavy rain for more than 15 minutes.

• Surely, suede products require a more attentive attitude and constant care than other leather shoes or accessories. It is absolutely safe to wear suede when the weather is dry. However, it is very difficult to catch such a moment, even in summer.

• Does suede get wet and damaged in winter? Many people are afraid to wear suede shoes because they are afraid of them getting wet in winter. The main reason to wear suede boots in winter is their resistance to low temperatures. But such footwear can be severely damaged due to the effect of water.

• I recommend buying suede shoes with a thick sole or platform to limit the contact of the material with moisture. Suede lets water through, and the stains from outside dirt can remain on it, as well as the stains from salts and chemicals. Many people find such shoes impractical for winter and consider it a waste of money. Others, on the contrary, learn to properly care for suede boots and do not refuse to buy this stylish footwear.