The Unmatched Aura of Soft & Stylish Suede: Suede is Back on its Track

Suede is a fuzzy, soft, and velvety leather fabric usually used for shoes and jackets. It has always been a statement in the Fashion Industry, with its soft but rough texture. From shoes to gloves to jackets, suede has always been popular among designers. The velvet texture gives it a luxurious vibe and elegant feel. Why has suede been so popular in the fashion industry?

Why Suede Stands Out

Suede is not like traditional leather which can be stiff and lustrous, suede adds a soft comforting touch with a matte finish. It is a versatile fabric that has a distinguished look. It is also more flexible but less durable compared to Normal leather. Its soft appearance gives the fabric an appealing look as its kind of leather can last for a long period of time.

1. Versatility: The rich appearance of the fabric makes it perfect for everything.
2. Cost: Suede is less expensive compared to traditional leather.
3. Timeless Charm: Even with the changing fashion trends Suede charm remains the same.

History of Suede in different countries:

1. France: “Suede” term originates from the French language “gants de suede” which translates to “Gloves from Sweden”.
2. Sweden: Swedish leather artisan developed a method to make a soft furry leather which then became a nobility in France.
3. Italy: Italian fashion designers love Suede fabric, it is incorporated in their all luxury goods from clothes to accessories.
4. United States: In the US the cowboy culture of jackets, boots, and hats has always been a part of Western culture. It gained more popularity in the 1960s.

Suede History in the Fashion World: 

1. Indigenous Culture: Indigenous groups worldwide wear soft leather from deer and other small animals that they use for clothing. 
2. 1960s-1970s: It was all over Hollywood the movies made Suede fashion a big trend around the world.
3. Modern-day fashion: It is still used for so many fashion statements like dresses, bags, home decor, and gloves.
4. Culture Icon: Suede leather is also a big hit in the Sneaker market and is loved by many sneakerheads. It is known for its durability and versatility.

Suede trends that are back: 

1. Suede Skirts: Mini, midi, or maxi dresses suede skirts offer a vintage glamour touch. Look for A-line, pleated, or wrap styles.
2. Suede bags: From crossbody bags to totes, they are luxurious and versatile accessories.
3. Suede Boots: Ankle boots, knee-high boots, or even over-the-knee boots are a timeless fashion statement and a must to have in your wardrobe during the fall and winter look for pointed heels, Chunky boots, or platform heels.
4. Suede Jackets: The classic suede jacket can never go out of style and will remain iconic in the fashion industry. The bomber style to oversized Silhouettes, are a timeless chic way to add texture to your outfit.

How to Style Suede Leather

We can style suede for different occasions from casual, and formal to partywear looks.

1. Mix and Match: Don’t be afraid to mix and match the outfits, try to add color and texture as you can always style a suede jacket with any kind of outfit. It will always look classy or you can always go for suede footwear to add a bit of texture to your outfit.
2. Layering: Suede outerwear is always best for layering; it gives a rich, elegant look. It will always elevate your outfit without too much effort. 
3. Season: Consider the seasons although suede can be worn in any season, style them accordingly for winter you can wear suede trousers with a basic top or shirt to add texture during summer you can wear a skirt or style the shoes.
4. Footwear: Suede footwear can never go wrong; they are always trendy, comfortable, and elegant. They are also easy to style with any outfit on any occasion.

Care for your suede

Although Suede is popular and elegant it is not very durable and can be easily stained. They require some special care and maintenance.

• They should not come in contact with water while it is absorbent yet water can damage them.
• Use a suede brush or a simple soft brush to remove the dirt from the fabric.
• Store them properly, and cover them with a cloth or plastic wrap while storing them.
• Use talc powder to remove a wet stain.