Suede Dye Navy Blue

Very easy to use. I fell in love with some nude laser cut nubuk wedges to wear to my brother’s upcoming wedding, but I really wanted navy shoes to match my dress. I bought the shoes, and dyed them with this product. The dye came out as a very dark navy, but they are navy, not black. They are a shade darker than my dress, which looks nice. When dying shoes with this product, I’d recommend having qtips and a thin paint brush on hand to get into crevices, as well as rubbing alcohol and paper towels to clean any surfaces you accidentally touch. The wedges I chose are all leather, but the lining areas are smooth finished, not nubuk. If I was quick enough, I could wipe the dye off of them with alcohol, and it wouldn’t discolor. This was true for the buckle and soles too. The first layer I did had streaks, but they are minimal after a second coat. I also used a paint brush to lightly blend some areas that needed more dye. I found it easy to work with. At one point, I got too much dye in one spot, creating a reddish sheen. I was able to remove the excess dye with rubbing alcohol. I cannot attest to the claim from the company that the dye doesn’t require waterproofing, because I’ve decided to use a sealant. With the wedding being outdoors, I didn’t want to take a chance. Otherwise, i highly recommend this dye for suede and nubuk!

Easy to apply. Wash the leather with soap first otherwise will not stick properly. Very good to refresh your navy blue shoes.

Fantastic results and ease of use are the reasons for the five stars. Add made USA-since 1907 is a plus. I used this dye on a pair of too bright navy suede shoes. The resulting color is exactly what I wanted. The cut out in the box holding the bottle in place is an excellent idea. There are unintended consequences which worked for me but maybe not all. I applied the dye to the black side soles and they became a very dark copper. Looks great but buyer beware.

Make sure that you have cleaned the suede very well before applying. I had worn my suede for about a year, and there was residual dirt (despite brushing thoroughly) on the heels from driving, walking .etc. The color is slightly different there, but with long pant legs covering it, for me it shouldn't be a problem. Nice color playoff, made an almost teal suede look navy. Directions are clear and simple. I would also recommend disposable gloves when you apply product. the photo shows left boot after suede dye, and the right boot, before.

Great product. Super rich color. Fast shipping!

My 4 yo fell in love with these boots, but they're a prior year model, so I couldn't get a new pair. The only ones I could find in her size were well worn. This shoe polish completely revived them! They look new again. The picture shows the before and after. It goes on almost black, then appears to be drying unevenly. Be patient. After the uneven stage, it all settles on a deep, velvety navy. Looks great!

Worked like a charm on my navy velvet shoes.

Really good when used on leather. Original must be fair color, or lighter blue than royal, as base color will affect final result. Allow 2 days for it to really get dry, and let it dry before second or third layers. Bottle can easily be knocked down, so be careful where you put it while open.

This was the most gobsmacking transformation on my treasured blue suede loafers..i bit the bullet and followed the instructions to the letter..and i have what appears to be a brand new set of shoes..I am stunned. Easy to use and the results are fabulous..a really nice deep navy blue, no faffing about, took me all of 10 minutes from start to finish..impressed is an understatement..10 * all the way.

So easy to use!!! I am done having to deal with cobblers charging me a fortune to dye a pair of shoes. So easy and fast with this shoe dye! Comes with a little sponge!

Muy bueno

Colore intenso, vivido, persistente, facile da applicare. Una bottiglietta è giusta giusta per un paio di scarpe. Ottima rapporto qualità prezzo

I redid my trainers with this dye, it has done a brilliant job, I recommend wetting the leather slightly and I used a small wet paint brush too. Its been a few weeks now and Ive been out in the wet in them. No issues with it running or bleeding through.