OEM ODM Microfiber Leather Fabric Abrasion Resistant Shoes Suede Leather

Microfiber Leather Fabric Suede Microfiber Abrasion-Resistant Designs Shoes Leather Fabric

• Pros of suede:

• Wear resistance.     With proper care, suede can keep its original appearance and other properties for a long time. Even when the scuffs and other small defects appear, they remain invisible and do not damage suede shoes or accessories.

• Good heat transfer.      In winter, suede keeps you warm, in summer – cold. It is a perfect material for making any clothes and shoes.

• Comfortable wearing.      Light, porous tissue does not stick to the body and does not constrain movements. Thanks to the numerous pores, the skin under suede clothes can breathe.

• Elastic properties.      Suede stretches well and quickly restores the shape.

• Softness.      The material is smooth to the touch that is why it is picked for clothing and furniture upholstery.

• Antistatic properties.      This material does not accumulate static electricity.

• Natural suede is light and porous.      For example, your feet will “breathe” in suede shoes.

• Cons of suede:​​

• ​​Moisture intolerance.      Is suede waterproof? No. Unlike artificial suede material, the natural type quickly absorbs liquid and dries for a long time. At the same time, its fibers absorb dirt and odors. Even a small rain can ruin delicate suede clothes or footwear. It is the reason why you should use dry cleaning only.

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• Tears come easily.      Suede is easy enough to tear. Pets are better to stay away from the furniture, bags and clothes made from this material.

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• It easily gets dirty.     Suede items are easy to get dirty, especially if suede of light colors is chosen.

• Too delicate care routine.      Natural suede products do not tolerate machine or hand wash. They need regular dry cleaning and additional care to maintain a stylish appearance.

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• High price.      Natural suede is more expensive than the artificial materials with a similar texture.

To reduce these disadvantages, some natural suede products are treated with special chemicals – for example, water-repellent chemicals.

• To tan leather and then produce suede vegetable ingredients are used – for example, linseed or fish oil. Then the naked animal hide is greased with fat. Afterwards, it is sent to a special “bead” for soaking during several hours. After the deep penetration of fats into all layers, the material is painted and dried.

• Due to such processes, natural suede has the following properties:

1. Sheerness.
2. Durability.
3. Softness and silkiness.
4. Elasticity
5. Resistance to deformation.
6. The same texture of the back and front surfaces.
7. Porous structure for free air passing and water absorbing properties.