Say Goodbye to Wildflower Stains on Your Suede Shoes
Wildflowers are beautiful, but when they make their way onto your suede shoes, romance quickly fades. To help restore your beloved kicks to their original condition, here’s how to clean wildflower stains from suede.
Updated 09 Mar 2023
By Mateuzs Kowalski
Directions:
- Using a toothbrush, lightly brush away petals and other debris from your shoes.
- Dampen a soft cloth and rub it against a bar of glycerin-based soap. This helps to create a lather without getting your shoes wet.
- Gently rub the neglected area with the cloth until the stain begins to fade.
- Using a blow dryer set to a low setting, dry the cleaned part of the shoe. This helps to harden the fabric and locks in the color.
- Finish by applying suede protector over the entire shoe. This helps repel dirt and other grime that can damage the material.
Additional Tips
- Be sure to use a glycerin-based soap and not one with harsh chemicals that could damage your shoes.
- If wildflower stains still won't come out, try using a suede cleaning brush, available at most shoe stores.
- It's best to have your shoes professionally cleaned if all else fails.
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