Suede (noun)

A type of leather with a napped surface, made from the underside of animal skins, typically from sheep or lamb.

Origin:

From french gants de suède ("gloves from sweden"), because the original suede was imported from sweden.

Examples:

1. The shoes were made of suede.
2. Suede is a popular material for making jackets.
3. She cleaned her suede boots with a special brush.
4. Suede is a delicate material that stains easily.
5. The suede couch was soft to the touch.