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How Much Polyester Does Quince Use?

Polyester appears in 18.8% of Quince products (18 out of 96). While not their primary fibre, it's present in a notable share of the range. When polyester is used, it makes up an average of 80.3% of the garment's composition. That means products containing polyester are typically dominated by it.

18Products with Polyester
18.8%% of All Products
80.3%Avg Composition

Polyester Usage Across Brands

Nasty GalIn 80.8% of products · avg 96.7% when used
VuoriIn 75.5% of products · avg 83.8% when used
Princess PollyIn 58.3% of products · avg 84% when used
River IslandIn 57.3% of products · avg 82.5% when used
BoohooIn 54.5% of products · avg 81.1% when used
MeshkiIn 53.6% of products · avg 86% when used
ASOSIn 53.2% of products · avg 86.6% when used
PatagoniaIn 52.4% of products · avg 91% when used
GymsharkIn 47.8% of products · avg 53.3% when used
PrettyLittleThingIn 47.1% of products · avg 74.4% when used
Levi'sIn 43.5% of products · avg 18.1% when used
New LookIn 42.6% of products · avg 86% when used
TopshopIn 42.5% of products · avg 72.8% when used
Alo YogaIn 42% of products · avg 72.4% when used
Ted BakerIn 40.6% of products · avg 81.6% when used
MajeIn 39.7% of products · avg 72% when used
ZaraIn 38.3% of products · avg 66.7% when used
GlassonsIn 38.2% of products · avg 64.7% when used
Urban OutfittersIn 38.2% of products · avg 68.8% when used
Cotton OnIn 37.4% of products · avg 58.5% when used
H&MIn 36.8% of products · avg 72.7% when used
StradivariusIn 35.8% of products · avg 67.1% when used
BershkaIn 35.7% of products · avg 66.4% when used
WeekdayIn 34.8% of products · avg 64.7% when used
AritziaIn 34.3% of products · avg 73.5% when used
MangoIn 33.4% of products · avg 62.9% when used
Pull&BearIn 32.1% of products · avg 67% when used
AllSaintsIn 31.4% of products · avg 75.2% when used
MonkiIn 30.4% of products · avg 77.7% when used
SandroIn 27.7% of products · avg 56.6% when used
GanniIn 27.3% of products · avg 76% when used
AnthropologieIn 23.5% of products · avg 60.7% when used
WitcheryIn 22% of products · avg 43.7% when used
BarbourIn 21.8% of products · avg 77% when used
QuinceIn 18.8% of products · avg 80.3% when used
Acne StudiosIn 17.5% of products · avg 56.9% when used
Country RoadIn 16.8% of products · avg 47.8% when used
WhistlesIn 16.6% of products · avg 56.1% when used
Abercrombie & FitchIn 16% of products · avg 50.4% when used
COSIn 15.8% of products · avg 58.4% when used
House of CBIn 15.8% of products · avg 62.1% when used
J.CrewIn 14.1% of products · avg 59.1% when used
MadewellIn 13.9% of products · avg 35.6% when used
& Other StoriesIn 12.8% of products · avg 57.1% when used
Free PeopleIn 12% of products · avg 56% when used
TotêmeIn 11.6% of products · avg 50.8% when used
SKIMSIn 11.3% of products · avg 56% when used
ReformationIn 10.7% of products · avg 65.7% when used
ArketIn 9.9% of products · avg 54.2% when used
SézaneIn 9.6% of products · avg 26.9% when used
Massimo DuttiIn 6.3% of products · avg 38.3% when used
CarharttIn 2.6% of products · avg 100% when used

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much polyester does Quince use?

Polyester appears in 18.8% of Quince products. When it is used, it typically makes up 80.3% of the garment's fabric composition.

Does Quince have polyester-free clothing?

81% of Quince products in our database do not contain polyester. You can use the Fibr extension to identify these items while shopping.

Is polyester in Quince clothing a problem?

Polyester is a synthetic fibre that sheds microplastics when washed and does not biodegrade. It appears in a minority of Quince products.

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