Suede brings texture to an outfit in a way that smooth leather rarely does, which explains its lasting place in bohemian fashion.

The material appears across boots, bags, jackets and smaller accessories. In shades such as tobacco, chocolate brown, sand and ochre, suede works naturally with denim, linen, cotton and wool.

Fringed suede bags are perhaps one of its most recognisable bohemian forms. They can add detail to very simple clothing, particularly long trousers, denim or an uncomplicated dress. A smaller shoulder bag without fringe creates the same warmth with a cleaner look.

Suede boots are equally versatile. Soft ankle boots work with dresses and jeans, while taller styles can be worn with skirts or over slim trousers during colder months. Colour can change their character completely, from classic brown to yellow, rust or deep burgundy.

Because suede develops signs of wear over time, proper care matters. Brushing away surface dirt and protecting the material from heavy rain can considerably extend the life of shoes and bags.

Good suede pieces are not limited to one season or one version of bohemian style. Their texture and natural colours make them easy to return to year after year.

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