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Is Massimo Dutti Viscose? We checked 2,235 products.

Sometimes — 19.1% of Massimo Dutti products contain viscose, but most are blended with other fibres.

2,235Products Analyzed
19.1%Containing Viscose
63%Avg Viscose when present
86100% Viscose

Massimo Dutti products with the most viscose

Sorted by viscose content — purest first. Click any to view on Massimo Dutti's site.

Flowing blouse with ruffles50% Mixed
Flowing blouse with ruffles
Viscose 100%
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Satin wide-leg trousers - STUDIO50% Mixed
Satin wide-leg trousers - STUDIO
Viscose 100%
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Satin blazer with buttons - STUDIO50% Mixed
Satin blazer with buttons - STUDIO
Viscose 100%
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Flowing blouse with bib detail50% Mixed
Flowing blouse with bib detail
Viscose 100%
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Flowing sarouel trousers50% Mixed
Flowing sarouel trousers
Viscose 100%
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Flared polka dot midi skirt50% Mixed
Flared polka dot midi skirt
Viscose 100%
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Striped flare fit trousers50% Mixed
Striped flare fit trousers
Viscose 100%
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Striped flowing shirt50% Mixed
Striped flowing shirt
Viscose 100%
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Flowing animal print dress50% Mixed
Flowing animal print dress
Viscose 100%
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Flowing geometric print blouse50% Mixed
Flowing geometric print blouse
Viscose 100%
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Geometric print flared midi skirt50% Mixed
Geometric print flared midi skirt
Viscose 100%
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Flowing blouse with bib detail50% Mixed
Flowing blouse with bib detail
Viscose 100%
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Massimo Dutti viscose?

Sometimes — 19.1% of Massimo Dutti products contain viscose, but most are blended with other fibres.

Does Massimo Dutti use viscose?

Yes — viscose appears in 19.1% of the 2,235 Massimo Dutti products we analyzed.

What percentage of Massimo Dutti clothing is viscose?

19.1% of Massimo Dutti products contain viscose. In those garments it averages 63% of the fabric composition.

How many Massimo Dutti products are 100% viscose?

86 Massimo Dutti products in our database are 100% viscose (or near-pure, 95%+). That's 3.8% of their catalog.

How does Massimo Dutti's viscose use compare to other brands?

Across all 55 retailers we track, viscose appears in 15.7% of products on average. Massimo Dutti sits above that average at 19.1%.

When Massimo Dutti uses viscose, how much is in each garment?

Among the 428 Massimo Dutti products that contain viscose, the fibre makes up 63% of the garment on average.

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