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  How to Clean and care Suede Chelsea Boots? Folks sometimes worry about Suede Chelsea Boots being difficult to clean and maintain, and this often impacts their buying decision and they often decide not to go for a Suede one, even though they loved a pair of nice Suede Chelsea Boots that would fit them perfectly. So, here are tips to maintain your favorite suede Chelsea boots. First of all, buy a suede boot with little dark color. Dark color suedes don't look dirty easily and are a lot easier to maintain. If you want a lighter color suede as it fits perfectly with your attire, make sure to avoid dirt and places where the pair may get dirty. Remove the dirt with a brush or damp cloth.  If there are stains remove them with a suede eraser, or even a regular pencil eraser works fine. Use a Suede Shoes Spray . Suede Spray creates a layer that makes the Suede look mora attractive and doesn't let the dust and dirt entire inside the shoe material, removing which becomes easier. T...

The Chelsea boot is one of those beauties that ticks both boxes: they protect you from the elements and appear just as smart dressed up with a slim-fitting suit as they do team with a good pair of jeans. The only question mark we have over the Chelsea boot is why the name? In 1837 Queen Victoria's bootmaker, Mr. J Sparkes-Hall , created a pair of ankle-height boots with elastic inserts on each side and no other fastenings, making them easy to pull on and take off. Mr Sparkes-Hall patented his invention in 1951, stating that, "She [Queen Victoria] walks in them daily and thus gives the strongest proof of the value she attaches to the invention."  The boots subsequently became popular for horse riding, but it was not until the 1960s that they became a part of the male wardrobe, popularised initially by The Beatles and the vibrant London youth scene. The boots, which had previously been known as jodhpur or paddock boots, likely became known as Chelsea boots after the fashion...