Not that easy to answer, not knowing what type fabric is on your upholstered piece. There should be a code to the fabric, either under it, on a cushion tag, or store receipt....

If its a fabric that will not take a water based product or DIY attempt, the water or product could leave a permanent stain in itself...and I learned that the hard way. Grateful the wingback chair was not at all an expensive piece.

F Dry clean using petroleum solvents or fluorcarbon only. Excessive water-based or detergent-based might cause excessive shrinkage. Water stains might become permanent. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup.

P Dry clean using solvents. Excessive water-based or detergent-based might cause excessive shrinkage. Water stains might become permanent. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup.

S Clean with pure solvents that are petroleum distillate-based products. Excessive water-based or detergent-based might cause excessive shrinkage. Water stains might become permanent. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup

SW Clean with water-based cleaning agents, foam or pure solvents that are petroleum-based. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup.

W Clean with water-based cleaning agents, foam or pure solvents that are petroleum-based. Frequently brush or vacuum to prevent buildup.

WS Clean water based stains with water based cleaning agents. For oil based stains use a solvent cleaners.

WW Use water-based agents only. Do not use solvents. Gently remove stains by blotting or handwashing. Do not use excessive brushing or rubbing.

X Clean by lightly brushing and vacuuming only to remove dust and particles buildup.

This is so helpful. Thank you!

Not sure if this will help or not - I removed red wine from a carpet & a drapery using club soda. I poured some club soda directly on the wine & blotted it with a dry cloth.