Saphir Medaille d'Or Suede Renovateur spray

How to use
Best is to spray Saphir Medaille d'Or Suede Renovateur on shoes or leather products that are relatively clean. If they are very dirty, wash them first with a mild cleaner like Saphir Omninettoyant and make sure they dry properly. The suede is then brushed with a good suede brush which lifts the fibres. If the shoes/leather products are more moderately dirty you only do the step with the suede brush and get rid of the dirt with that.

Spray evenly over the entire shoe from about 20 cm distance. Suede Renovateur is highly concentrated, so one layer around the shoe is enough. This is done outside. For shoes, cover areas that you don't want to be recoloured, like the sole edge if thats in another shade compared to the shoe etc. For leather products like belts or jackets, in general we recommend neutral spray and to avoid pigmented spray, since it can come off on clothing etc. After 10-15 minutes you can go over the suede gently with the suede brush, or use a regular shoe brush with horsehair. For the best protection it's recommended to complement with Saphir Medaille d'Or Super Invulner impregnation spray. You now have a very good protection against water and dirt that goes deeper into the material.

How often the shoes needs spraying depends on the conditions they are used in and how often they are worn, but around ones a month with normal use it's recommendaded to impregnate them. If you own both Suede Renovateur spray and Super Invulner, use the latter for the regular protection, and Renovateur spray for deeper cleaning, care and recolouring.

Make sure to brush off the shoes after every use so dirt doesn't get a chance to sit. If the shoes are cleaned, you need to re-new the protection.

About Saphir
Saphir is one of the oldest still existing manufacturers of shoe care products in the world. In 1925 they won a gold medal at the famous retail event Foire de Paris for its high quality all natural shoe care products, and when they started producing these they were named Medaille d'Or 1925. Also today the base products are made to the same recipes. Apart from these Medaille d'Or series has a bunch of other products, and it has become the number one choice for shoe lovers all around the world. In close collaboration with shoemakers and professional shoe shiners they continuously develop the range.


This product is considered flammable and caution is needed when used. Please read the instructions on the product label and check the local advice in your country on how to store and use flammable products. In Sweden you can find a guide here:
https://www.msb.se/RibData/Filer/pdf/25569.pdf