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Lyocell Jeans from Levi's.

4 Levi's jeans products contain lyocell, ranging from 7% to 17%. It's usually a minor component in the blend. Sorted by lyocell content — purest options first.

4Products
9.5%Avg Lyocell
7–17%Range
89.3%Avg Natural Fibre

All Lyocell Jeans from Levi's

4 products sorted by lyocell content. Click any product to view it on Levi's's site.

Ribcage Straight Ankle Lightweight Jeans92% Mixed
Ribcage Straight Ankle Lightweight Jeans
Cotton 83%Lyocell 17%
721™ High Rise Skinny Jeans89% Mixed
721™ High Rise Skinny Jeans
Cotton 85%Lyocell 7%
724™ High Rise Straight Jeans89% Mixed
724™ High Rise Straight Jeans
Cotton 85%Lyocell 7%Elastane 2%
724 High Rise Straight Jeans89% Mixed
724 High Rise Straight Jeans
Cotton 85%Lyocell 7%

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many lyocell jeans does Levi's have?

We found 4 jeans products from Levi's that contain lyocell. The lyocell content ranges from 7% to 17%, averaging 9.5%.

Are Levi's jeans made from lyocell?

Some are. Out of all Levi's jeans products, 4 contain lyocell. The average lyocell content is 9.5%. Products are listed below from highest to lowest lyocell content.

Where can I buy lyocell jeans from Levi's?

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

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