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Viscose Shirt from Barbour.

6 Barbour shirt products contain viscose, ranging from 5% to 87%. It's usually a minor component in the blend. Sorted by viscose content — purest options first.

6Products
36.3%Avg Viscose
5–87%Range
74.3%Avg Natural Fibre

All Viscose Shirt from Barbour

6 products sorted by viscose content. Click any product to view it on Barbour's site.

Launton Striped Knitted Polo Shirt44% Synthetic
Launton Striped Knitted Polo Shirt
Viscose 87%Polyamide 12%Elastane 1%
Polo Shirt Midi Dress70% Mixed
Polo Shirt Midi Dress
Viscose 60%Cotton 40%
Safari Relaxed Long-Sleeved Shirt78% Mixed
Safari Relaxed Long-Sleeved Shirt
Cotton 55%Viscose 45%
Gabby Collarless Overshirt60% Mixed
Gabby Collarless Overshirt
Linen 52%Polyester 29%Viscose 16%
Avon Striped Relaxed Long-Sleeved Shirt98% Natural
Avon Striped Relaxed Long-Sleeved Shirt
Cotton 95%Viscose 5%
Avon Striped Shirt Dress98% Natural
Avon Striped Shirt Dress
Cotton 95%Viscose 5%

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many viscose shirt does Barbour have?

We found 6 shirt products from Barbour that contain viscose. The viscose content ranges from 5% to 87%, averaging 36.3%.

Are Barbour shirt made from viscose?

Some are. Out of all Barbour shirt products, 6 contain viscose. The average viscose content is 36.3%. Products are listed below from highest to lowest viscose content.

Where can I buy viscose shirt from Barbour?

Every product listed below links directly to Barbour's website where you can buy it. Products are sorted by viscose percentage so the purest options appear first.

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