Angelus Suede Dye Dark Brown

This worked surprisingly well. I dyed an orangey suede handbag with leather strap quite slapdash and thought it would be a mess when I saw the drag marks as I was applying it, especially on the edges, zipper. leather strap with all the intricate bits around the buckles but it was very effective and incredibly even in the end. It absorbed really well in the leather too. As if it had always been this colour. No straining on my clothes nor running in the rain ever. I used that bag daily for a year at least and the colour outlasted the bag.. Very impressive and a nice rustic natural brown colour too. Not very dark.

Worked a charm!

Works well and it is a lovely rich brown colour

Just used this on some old grey long boots. Coverage was excellent, easy to apply and a great colour. Did take one and an half bottles for two layers but much cheaper option than buying a new pair of boots. Ordered another one to do my husbands shoes.

Easy & quick to apply , no mess, no smell. I ve used 2 bottles for 2 coats each. There wasn't any left for third coat. I wanted taube tone dark brown but the colour is a bit reddish more like redish chocolate brown . It might be because the undertone was yellow . Overall result is ok but definitely needs another coat .

This worked well for my nubuck ankle boots. They were already dark brown but had got lighter in colour on the toes (tan colour) so I only needed one coat and probably only used a few teaspoons of the dye as I didn’t want solid dark brown

Great shoe dye, colour is a nice dark chocolate brown and true to screen image. Dyed a beige suede pair of ankle boots and worn many times since with no issues, even after a good brush with a wire suede brush. Would buy again A+

Worked a treat. I dyed a pair of size 14 suede loafers, and only used 2/3rds of the bottle. Great coverage with one coat, and a bit of touching up, and they look brand new. Good value as well.

Great product ! Amazing results

I am delighted with this paint.

I got a pair of Timberland boots a while back for free, but they were too light for me. They just sat brand new in a box for a while in my closet. I looked online and saw that people were dying their Timberlands red and black. Mine were a little barker than the wheat ones, but still super light. I bought this and used it on them and they came out a super dark brown just like I wanted. I taped the soles and ankle padding really well with painters tape and used a pain brush that was about 1/2 inch wide. After the dye dried over 2 days I sprayed them with a suede/nubuck protector and they are holding up well after 2 months of decent use. They act just like the wheat Timberlands when scraped and scratched, but if variations in color from scrapes bug you, you can always use a cleaner to remove the protector and redye them.

Used this on a pair of light brown suede adidas and it they came out great!

Fixed love seat. Painted spots where leather wore out to suede.