Grey Suede Boots

Short ankle length gray suede boots are easy to walk in and show off a bit of your ankles sometimes. These go well with an over-the-knee length skirt and an elegant jacket. This way, you can achieve a subdued and smart look while still looking sexy. Another option is to wear a satin shirt and a shirt that shows off a little bit of skin, so you can be mature and alluring at the same time.  

Slightly longer gray suede boots around knee length, go well with jeans and pants, especially skinny jeans since you can wear the boots over them. Boots with this length look good with embellishments like straps, pleats and the like. These also look good with dresses and short skirts.  

For really high gray boots, there are a few different bottoms you can choose from. Leggings are a favorite choice since they’re comfortable and flattering. You can also choose from tights, which are like leggings come footed, so you don’t have to wear socks. Lastly, you can choose to wear skin toned pantyhose or even bare legs.  

Grey suede boots are a great choice of footwear since they’re naturally colored, aside from being comfortable. They are easy to pair with different accessories and clothes of any color, so you don’t have to worry about coordinating too much. Of course, black and white always go with gray as well.  

Gray Suede Boots - Care

The only downside to grey suede boots is that they can be a bit hard to clean. Don’t worry though, there is a way. First of all, you’ll have to clean it using a pencil eraser to clean off any dry stains. You can also uses sponges and towels to get dry stains off.

If your suede boots get stained with salt, you should put water on it as soon as possible. For grease, you can use dry cleaning solvent and some absorbent material. If you find a stain that you can’t remove, then you can try using a cloth and some white vinegar. Lastly, brush the grey boots with a metal suede brush to make it look neat and back to normal. 

To prevent stains and protect your boots, you can use silicone and other sprays. Make sure to dry them before you wear them. Also, don’t wear your grey suede boots if it’s rainy or snowy, as they might get ruined!