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Camoscina Spray Renews Color and Waterproofs Suede and Nubuck Wilbra Gazel






Dylon Fabric Dye in the Washing Machine at 40° Cotton Linen Viscose all colors



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Dull or scratched color? It can be revived — or completely changed.
A pair of shoes with a dull color is not to be thrown away. With the right dye, you can cover scratches, revive the original color, or change it completely — on smooth leather, suede, nubuck, and fabric. Filter by material and color to immediately find the suitable dye.
Each material dyes differently: alcohol and pigment-based dyes penetrate smooth leather, suede dyes revive the nap of suede without flattening it, and acrylic paints cover and decorate fabric and sneakers. The classic Saphir and Tarrago dyes restore shoes and accessories to their original color, while Angelus paints are the standard for sneaker customization, for those who want to personalize or restore. Before dyeing, you need to clean and degrease the surface thoroughly; afterward, it's advisable to fix and protect the color so that it lasts over time. A mistake to avoid: using a dye for smooth leather on suede, or vice versa — the result ruins the texture. You can find dyes dedicated to smooth leather and suede and nubuck, filterable by color. If you have any doubts about the dye or the material, our team can guide you by phone.
