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100% Viscose from Aritzia.

Name: 100% Viscose products from Aritzia
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30 Aritzia products are made of 100% viscose (or near-pure, 95%+) — 1.9% of their catalog. No blends, no synthetics. Sorted by purity.

30Pure Items

1.9%Share of Catalog

1,556Total Analyzed

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Every 100% viscose piece we found at Aritzia

Sorted by viscose percentage. Click any product to view it on Aritzia's site.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is all Aritzia viscose 100%?

No. We found 30 Aritzia products that are 100% viscose (or near-pure, 95%+) — that's only 1.9% of their catalog. The rest of Aritzia's viscose items are blended with other fibres.

Where can I buy 100% viscose clothing from Aritzia?

Every product on this page links directly to Aritzia's website. We sort by viscose percentage, so the purest items appear first.

Why does Aritzia blend viscose with other fibres?

Blends are cheaper to produce and can add stretch, durability, or wrinkle resistance. If you want pure viscose — which biodegrades and sheds fewer microplastics — stick to the 30 items listed below.

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