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100% Lyocell from H&M.

4 H&M products are made of 100% lyocell (or near-pure, 95%+) — 0.4% of their catalog. No blends, no synthetics. Sorted by purity.

4Pure Items
0.4%Share of Catalog
936Total Analyzed
LyocellFibre

Every 100% lyocell piece we found at H&M

Sorted by lyocell percentage. Click any product to view it on H&M's site.

Scarf-Look Lyocell Bandeau Top50% Mixed
Scarf-Look Lyocell Bandeau Top
Lyocell 100%
Short-Sleeved Lyocell Shirt50% Mixed
Short-Sleeved Lyocell Shirt
Lyocell 100%
Short-Sleeved Lyocell Shirt50% Mixed
Short-Sleeved Lyocell Shirt
Lyocell 100%
Pleated Lyocell Shorts50% Mixed
Pleated Lyocell Shorts
Lyocell 100%

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is all H&M lyocell 100%?

No. We found 4 H&M products that are 100% lyocell (or near-pure, 95%+) — that's only 0.4% of their catalog. The rest of H&M's lyocell items are blended with other fibres.

Where can I buy 100% lyocell clothing from H&M?

Every product on this page links directly to H&M's website. We sort by lyocell percentage, so the purest items appear first.

Why does H&M blend lyocell with other fibres?

Blends are cheaper to produce and can add stretch, durability, or wrinkle resistance. If you want pure lyocell — which biodegrades and sheds fewer microplastics — stick to the 4 items listed below.

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