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Is Levi's Viscose? We checked 219 products.

Rarely — only 7.8% of Levi's products contain viscose.

219Products Analyzed
7.8%Containing Viscose
22.4%Avg Viscose when present
0100% Viscose

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Levi's viscose?

Rarely — only 7.8% of Levi's products contain viscose.

Does Levi's use viscose?

Rarely — viscose appears in 7.8% of the 219 Levi's products we analyzed.

What percentage of Levi's clothing is viscose?

7.8% of Levi's products contain viscose. In those garments it averages 22.4% of the fabric composition.

How many Levi's products are 100% viscose?

We didn't find any Levi's products that are 100% viscose — the fibre is almost always blended.

How does Levi's's viscose use compare to other brands?

Across all 55 retailers we track, viscose appears in 15.7% of products on average. Levi's sits below that average at 7.8%.

When Levi's uses viscose, how much is in each garment?

Among the 17 Levi's products that contain viscose, the fibre makes up 22.4% of the garment on average.

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