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Is Suede vegan?

Suede

Not Vegan

Suede is a type of leather produced from the inner split of animal hides, most commonly from kid goat, pig, or calf, giving it a soft, napped surface. It is an animal-derived textile material used in fashion, upholstery, and accessories.

Also known as Kid Suede, Napped Leather, Split Leather, Velour Leather
Last reviewed 16 April 2026

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