How to clean puma suedes

There are suede cleaners availablle at shoe repair shops or beter shoes shores.

1 Remove dust from suede by rubbing with a terry cloth towel in a circular motion.

2 Rub smudges, dirt and dried stains with a pencil eraser. Good Housekeeping recommends using a kneadable eraser (available at art supply stores).

3 Sand matted areas by briskly rubbing them with sandpaper or an emery board. This will restore some of the original texture.

4 Dip the towel in white vinegar and gently dab any remaining stains. The suede should appear a slightly darker tan while damp, but not muddy or gray.

5 Allow suede to air dry.

6 Massage the entire surface of the fabric in a circular motion with a suede brush or toothbrush to reestablish a velvety grain.

Things You'll Need

• Microfiber cloth
• Pencil eraser
• Suede brush
• White vinegar
• Suede protector

Instructions

1. • 1 Wipe the outside of the black suede shoes with a dry microfiber cloth. Begin at the center of the shoe's top and move the cloth briskly toward the outer edges. Work around the sides of the shoe, moving the cloth outward and downward to free dust and surface dirt.
   • 2

     Rub the pencil eraser on any stains in the suede. Press the eraser into the spot on the suede's surface and move it back and forth in a gentle motion to loosen ground-in debris.
     

Brush the black suede shoes. Take a metal suede brush in your hand and brush the shoe in small circles to eliminate scuffs and smooth the suede back down.

4

Eliminate stubborn stains with vinegar. Place 1/2 tsp. of white vinegar onto the microfiber cloth. Squeeze the cloth to ensure there is no excess liquid in it. Buff the stain with the dampened cloth until the stain releases.

5

Allow your shoes to air dry.

6

Spray the suede shoes with a specialty suede protector to add a dirt-resistant coating to them after each cleaning.

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You didn't say what needs to be cleaned. If it is the straps, any shoe repair shop or any good shoe store should have suede cleaner.
It won't be cork under the bottom and if that is dirty, then an old soft toothbrush with dish detergent would take care of most dirt that you would get on them. You can seal them with something like Klebfast cork sealer to keep the dirt from coming back in at the sole.

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