Discover our selection of women's viscose clothing, a fabric especially appreciated for its softness, lightness and fluid drape. Dresses, blouses, shirts, tops, skirts and trousers come together in a feminine collection designed to combine elegant silhouettes with comfortable everyday wear.
At Avani, viscose is used when it brings a particular texture, print or sense of movement to a garment. Depending on the style, we also use LENZING™ ECOVERO™ viscose, a wood-based cellulosic fibre produced using processes designed to reduce environmental impact compared with conventional viscose.
What is viscose?
Viscose is a textile fibre made from cellulose, generally obtained from wood. This plant-based raw material is processed to create a soft fibre that can then be spun and used to produce a wide variety of fabrics.
In women's fashion, viscose is particularly valued for its soft feel, lightness and fluid drape. Depending on the weave and composition, viscose fabric can have a matte, satin-like or slightly textured finish.
These qualities make it a versatile choice for flowing dresses, elegant blouses, lightweight skirts and comfortable trousers.
Why choose women's viscose clothing?
Women's viscose clothing is particularly appreciated for the way the fabric moves. Its fluidity allows garments to follow the body's natural movement while creating feminine silhouettes without feeling stiff or restrictive.
A viscose dress can have a beautifully light and elegant drape, while a viscose blouse or shirt can bring softness to a more structured outfit. In trousers and skirts, the fabric creates natural movement when walking.
Viscose also works particularly well with prints, rich colours and satin finishes. This makes it possible to explore different styles while maintaining a lightweight and comfortable feel.
Discover our women's dresses, blouses and shirts and women's trousers.
Viscose dresses, blouses, tops and trousers
The Avani collection includes several types of women's clothing made from viscose, allowing the fabric to express its qualities through a variety of cuts and silhouettes.
Viscose dresses make particularly good use of the fabric's fluid drape. Long or shorter, plain or printed, they make it easy to create a complete outfit with a single garment.
Viscose blouses and shirts offer a lightweight alternative to more structured fabrics. They can be paired with trousers for an elegant look or worn with a skirt for a more feminine silhouette.
Tops allow for lighter cuts and a wide variety of details, while viscose trousers and skirts use the natural movement of the fabric to create soft and comfortable silhouettes.
You can also explore our selection of T-shirts and tops for women to discover other fabrics and styles from the Avani wardrobe.
Viscose and EcoVero™: what is the difference?
Not all viscose is produced in the same way. This is one of the reasons why Avani uses LENZING™ ECOVERO™ viscose for selected styles.
Like conventional viscose, EcoVero™ is a wood-based cellulosic fibre. The difference lies particularly in the sourcing of its raw materials and the way the fibre is manufactured.
According to Lenzing, LENZING™ ECOVERO™ fibres are produced with at least 50% lower carbon emissions and water consumption compared with generic viscose during fibre production. The wood used also comes from certified or controlled sources.
At the same time, the fibre retains the characteristics for which viscose is appreciated, including softness, lightness and a fluid drape.
To discover styles specifically made with this material, explore our collection of EcoVero™ clothing.
A fabric made for prints and flowing silhouettes
One of the main strengths of viscose is its versatility. It works well with both solid colours and more expressive patterns, including the floral prints found throughout several Avani collections.
Its fluid drape is particularly suited to long viscose dresses, flowing skirts, blouses with voluminous sleeves and wide-leg trousers. The fabric follows the silhouette without feeling rigid, helping to create garments that are both elegant and comfortable to wear.
This flexibility also makes viscose easy to style. A printed blouse can be paired with plain trousers, a flowing skirt with a minimalist top, while a dress can create a complete look on its own.
How to wear viscose throughout the seasons
Viscose is not limited to one particular season. Its lightweight feel makes it especially pleasant to wear during spring and summer, particularly in dresses, tops and blouses.
When temperatures fall, viscose can also become part of layered outfits. A viscose blouse can be worn underneath a jacket or cardigan, while flowing trousers or skirts can be combined with warmer knitwear.
This versatility makes it easier to build a wardrobe in which individual pieces can be styled differently throughout the year instead of being reserved for only a few weeks each season.
Viscose, TENCEL™ or Modal: which fabric should you choose?
Viscose is one of several cellulosic fibres used throughout the Avani collections. Depending on the feel and drape you are looking for, TENCEL™ and Modal can also be interesting alternatives.
Each material has its own characteristics when it comes to softness, fluidity and durability. The right choice therefore depends not only on the fibre itself, but also on the garment, its cut and the way you would like it to feel when worn.
Compare the different options by exploring our TENCEL™ clothing and our Modal clothing.
Women's viscose clothing designed in Switzerland
Avani collections are designed in Switzerland and, depending on the garment, manufactured in Europe, particularly in France and Portugal.
Each material is selected according to the cut, desired comfort and overall look of the garment. Viscose therefore naturally finds its place in our collections when it helps create clothing that feels fluid, feminine and comfortable to wear.
Our selection of women's viscose clothing includes dresses, skirts, trousers, shirts, blouses and tops designed to combine comfort, movement and elegance. A versatile way to incorporate this soft and flowing fabric into a contemporary wardrobe.