article_snippet: I found the suede stiff and heavy, and the colour and shape channelled the Seventies cowgirl look a little too closely for comfort.
article_snippet: The unsuppleness and heavy feel of most suede may mean most suede will last for ages, but you’ll know about most suede while you’re wearing most suede: the waistband is far from forgiving
article_snippet: The suede is wonderfully supple and comfortable and fits well.
article_snippet: The suede culottes Jane is sporting here did not get a good review with the stiff fabric and odd shape granting The suede a paltry 2/5 .
article_snippet: If I wanted some suede trousers I’d save up for a better design.
article_snippet: Jane (pictured) says this suede top may be worth the £249 you'd have to shell out to buy this suede top.
article_snippet: Deceptively simple, this suede top just might be a really good investment as this suede top’s extremely chic and wearable, whether teamed with tight J. Brand jeans or a smart skirt.
article_snippet: This suede is so thin and soft
article_snippet: This suede feels like silk, and I like the tunic slit at this suede top.
article_snippet: Another top scorer was This suede.
article_snippet: This suede has an almost silky feel.
article_snippet: I adored wearing this, but the danger of ruining this with smudges would make me wary of splashing out the serious cash.
article_snippet: Remember that suede needs a lot more care than leather, tending to show rain spots and stains easily, and the soft top layer can wear off after a lot of use.
article_snippet: It may be worth protecting expensive suede garments with a special spray, and expensive suede garments will also need expert cleaning.