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How Much Polyamide (Nylon) Does PrettyLittleThing Use?

Polyamide (Nylon) appears in 39.2% of PrettyLittleThing products (154 out of 393). It's a significant part of their fabric mix, appearing in roughly a third or more of products. When polyamide (nylon) is used, it makes up an average of 88.4% of the garment's composition. That means products containing polyamide (nylon) are typically dominated by it.

154Products with Polyamide (Nylon)
39.2%% of All Products
88.4%Avg Composition

Polyamide (Nylon) Usage Across Brands

PrettyLittleThingIn 39.2% of products · avg 88.4% when used
SandroIn 35.3% of products · avg 27.8% when used
SKIMSIn 33.2% of products · avg 75.6% when used
MajeIn 26.5% of products · avg 23.5% when used
& Other StoriesIn 26.5% of products · avg 41.8% when used
TotêmeIn 20.4% of products · avg 24% when used
MeshkiIn 20.2% of products · avg 44.2% when used
VuoriIn 20% of products · avg 75.8% when used
Massimo DuttiIn 19.4% of products · avg 37.6% when used
MangoIn 19% of products · avg 31.1% when used
H&MIn 17.3% of products · avg 36.9% when used
BershkaIn 16.1% of products · avg 48.5% when used
BarbourIn 15.5% of products · avg 65.7% when used
WeekdayIn 15.2% of products · avg 58.2% when used
ZaraIn 15% of products · avg 42.7% when used
SézaneIn 14.9% of products · avg 53.6% when used
WhistlesIn 14.9% of products · avg 45.8% when used
COSIn 14.8% of products · avg 34.8% when used
ArketIn 14.6% of products · avg 60.4% when used
House of CBIn 14.2% of products · avg 79.4% when used
StradivariusIn 13.5% of products · avg 51.4% when used
Ted BakerIn 12.5% of products · avg 31.4% when used
GanniIn 11.6% of products · avg 38.1% when used
Pull&BearIn 10% of products · avg 60.6% when used
J.CrewIn 9.9% of products · avg 54.8% when used
New LookIn 9.3% of products · avg 29.4% when used
AllSaintsIn 8.9% of products · avg 61.6% when used
Cotton OnIn 8.6% of products · avg 41.9% when used
QuinceIn 8.3% of products · avg 78% when used
TopshopIn 7.4% of products · avg 57.1% when used
MonkiIn 6.8% of products · avg 40.7% when used
AnthropologieIn 6.2% of products · avg 54.3% when used
ASOSIn 5.5% of products · avg 54.9% when used
Nasty GalIn 3% of products · avg 76.2% when used
Urban OutfittersIn 2.4% of products · avg 64.4% when used
BoohooIn 1.9% of products · avg 80% when used
MadewellIn 1.3% of products · avg 31.5% when used
Princess PollyIn 1.3% of products · avg 71.1% when used
AritziaIn 1.2% of products · avg 39.6% when used
Country RoadIn 1.2% of products · avg 11.8% when used
GymsharkIn 0.3% of products · avg 64% when used

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much polyamide (nylon) does PrettyLittleThing use?

Polyamide (Nylon) appears in 39.2% of PrettyLittleThing products. When it is used, it typically makes up 88.4% of the garment's fabric composition.

Does PrettyLittleThing have polyamide (nylon)-free clothing?

61% of PrettyLittleThing products in our database do not contain polyamide (nylon). You can use the Fibr extension to identify these items while shopping.

Is polyamide (nylon) in PrettyLittleThing clothing a problem?

Polyamide (Nylon) is a synthetic fibre that sheds microplastics when washed and does not biodegrade. It appears in a minority of PrettyLittleThing products.

Related reports.

PrettyLittleThing Full Report393 total productsPolyamide (Nylon) Across All Brands11,055 productsPolyester at PrettyLittleThingIn 45.5% of productsCotton at PrettyLittleThingIn 27.5% of productsElastane at PrettyLittleThingIn 55.5% of productsViscose at PrettyLittleThingIn 3.6% of products

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