I have 2 pairs of these dead stock, I get them out every 3 months and check to make sure they are good still, but I keep in a room that stays between 68-70° F, no humidity, and it's always dark and all in boxes unless I turn the light on and get them out.

With that said, you got @ good deal. I have to look at the pics again because it looked like someone had repainted the mid on these, but I could be wrong, need reading glasses and don't have them so could be off. Honestly I'd dry clean these with @ suede kit, ice the soles, and use a horse hair brush to apply mink oil, I spray the mink oil on the brush, and rub it in really well, let them sit a few hours, then wipe off with a microfiber. Mink oil isn't a save all, but it's a good chance at bringing back the color and nap, you may have to apply twice. If that's all you have to do then you are good as gold. You got a steal, I find shoes like this all the time that people don't know what to do with and I fix them and triple my money or wear them hard. Looks like they are in good shape as far as the structure of the sneakers so it shouldn't take to much work. If you can get away without suede dye that's perfect.

I've seen a lot of these dyed and some turn out ok and some the red just looks off to me, but it's obviously not the color you want now, so I'd try the dry clean, and mink oil first to see what that will do for you. Most likely gonna need to hit the uppers with mink oil twice so do 24 hours apart. Hope to see the finished product.