Thread Report

Viscose Shirt from Maje.

3 Maje shirt products contain viscose, ranging from 52.8% to 100%. It's typically blended with other fibres. Sorted by viscose content — purest options first.

3Products
68.5%Avg Viscose
52.8–100%Range
34.3%Avg Natural Fibre

All Viscose Shirt from Maje

3 products sorted by viscose content. Click any product to view it on Maje's site.

Flowing printed shirt50% Mixed
Flowing printed shirt
Viscose 100%
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Short-sleeve polo shirt26% Synthetic
Short-sleeve polo shirt
Viscose 52.8%Polyamide 47.2%
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Short-sleeve polo shirt26% Synthetic
Short-sleeve polo shirt
Viscose 52.8%Polyamide 47.2%
Shop on Maje→

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many viscose shirt does Maje have?

We found 3 shirt products from Maje that contain viscose. The viscose content ranges from 52.8% to 100%, averaging 68.5%.

Are Maje shirt made from viscose?

Some are. Out of all Maje shirt products, 3 contain viscose. The average viscose content is 68.5%. Products are listed below from highest to lowest viscose content.

Where can I buy viscose shirt from Maje?

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

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