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Is Quince Elastane? We checked 72 products.

Sometimes — 41.7% of Quince products contain elastane, but most are blended with other fibres.

72Products Analyzed
41.7%Containing Elastane
9.6%Avg Elastane when present
0100% Elastane

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Quince elastane?

Sometimes — 41.7% of Quince products contain elastane, but most are blended with other fibres.

Does Quince use elastane?

Yes — elastane appears in 41.7% of the 72 Quince products we analyzed.

What percentage of Quince clothing is elastane?

41.7% of Quince products contain elastane. In those garments it averages 9.6% of the fabric composition.

How many Quince products are 100% elastane?

We didn't find any Quince products that are 100% elastane — the fibre is almost always blended.

How does Quince's elastane use compare to other brands?

Across all 55 retailers we track, elastane appears in 31.5% of products on average. Quince sits above that average at 41.7%.

When Quince uses elastane, how much is in each garment?

Among the 30 Quince products that contain elastane, the fibre makes up 9.6% of the garment on average.

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