Suede

It is a type of leather that is made from the underside of the animal hide. Unlike traditional leather, which is made from the outer layer of the hide, suede is made from the inner layer that is softer and more pliable. Suede is typically made from the hides of animals such as cows, goats, and sheep.

To create suede leather, the hide is first split to remove the top layer. The remaining layer is then sanded or buffed to create a soft, fuzzy surface. Suede leather is known for its velvety texture, and it is often used in the production of clothing, shoes, handbags, and other fashion accessories.

Suede leather requires special care to maintain its appearance and texture. It is more susceptible to staining and water damage than traditional leather, and it should be protected with a suede protector spray to help prevent damage. It should also be cleaned with a specialized suede brush or sponge to avoid damaging the delicate surface of the leather.