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AllSaints vs Stradivarius: Fabric Quality.
We compared 1,194 AllSaints products against 261 Stradivarius products. The two are close overall: AllSaints at 54.6% and Stradivarius at 53.8% average natural fibre. The biggest gap is in shirts, where AllSaints averages 79.9% natural fibre vs Stradivarius's 59.8%.
Head-to-Head
Average Natural Fibre %
Polyester-Heavy Products %
Nearly All-Natural Products %
By Category
| Category | AllSaints (count) | Stradivarius (count) | Diff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirt | 79.9% (28) | 59.8% (5) | +20.1 |
| Dress | 52.7% (171) | 41.8% (36) | +10.9 |
| Shorts | 68.8% (39) | 58.8% (8) | +10 |
| Pants | 54.7% (49) | 46.1% (37) | +8.6 |
| T-Shirt | 92.6% (156) | 85.7% (20) | +6.9 |
| Jeans | 90.8% (94) | 93.9% (44) | -3.1 |
| Skirt | 34.3% (84) | 34.1% (20) | +0.2 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is AllSaints or Stradivarius better quality?
In terms of fabric composition, AllSaints averages 54.6% natural fibre compared to Stradivarius's 53.8%. Higher natural fibre content generally means better quality, breathability, and fewer microplastics.
AllSaints vs Stradivarius: which uses more polyester?
AllSaints uses more polyester — 24.2% of their products are polyester-heavy, vs 21.1% at Stradivarius.
Should I shop at AllSaints or Stradivarius?
If fabric quality matters to you, AllSaints has the edge with 54.6% average natural fibre. But quality varies by product — use the Fibr extension to check individual items while you shop at either retailer.
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