suede
/ˈsweɪd/ or /ˈswiːd/Definitions
1. noun
a type of leather made from the skin of young animals, especially sheep or calves, treated with a waxy or oily substance to give it a soft, velvety finish and texture.
“The new pair of shoes was made from high-quality suede that matched perfectly with the outfit.”
2. verb
to treat leather with a waxy or oily substance to give it a soft, velvety finish and texture.
“The shoemaker suede the new pair of shoes to give them a luxurious look.”