suede
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4.1
- noun
- /sweɪd/
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- He's wearing a brown suede jacket.
- blue suede
And he had this suede jacket with fringes like Daniel Boone.
- And he had this suede jacket with fringes like Daniel Boone.
- They're made of a kind of fake suede material, which I like as well.
- Next on the list, we have suede jackets.
- I think I wore it with like maybe some suede Vans or sandals.
- And then they're this fake suede sort of material.
- And it's this kind of mock suede type fabric again.
- Next up I have this gorgeous suede chocolate brown dress from House of CB.
- We have flannels, we have Tees, we have jeans, leather, suede and denim jackets.
Examples
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I wore my brand new olive green suede boots in the rain.
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Besides, the streets are wet and my shoes are suede.
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Should try that black suede, it feels good too.
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It's quite thin, kind of feels suede on the inside and it's just perfect.
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So I did order a couple of suede bombers in this order.
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Next on the list, we have suede jackets.
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Oh, I've been looking for a red suede pump.
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Next up I have this gorgeous suede chocolate brown dress from House of CB.
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And these are my black suede little heeled boots from Hudson.
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She wore a stylish suede jacket that looked great with her outfit.
Synonyms
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A soft, velvety animal skin used for shoes, jackets, and furniture
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A brand name for a soft, durable fabric made to look like suede for clothes and furniture
Soft leather made from goat skin used for gloves and fine items
A very soft material made from the skin of a young cow with a suede inner surface
A soft fabric that looks and feels like leather used for jackets or bags
A soft man-made fabric like suede used for car seats and furniture
Made from soft leather that has a velvety surface
Compounds
How Soft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Suede comes from the French word suède, which means 'Sweden' because soft leather gloves from Sweden were once famous. That's why suede now refers to soft, fuzzy leather or fabric used for clothing and accessories.