Everlane doesn’t really do sales. In the past, they have used a “Choose what you pay” model, a clever rebranding of the sale section that better matches the philosophy of the brand: minimalism, quality over quantity and transparent pricing. Well, things change and having a
Everlane leggings are one of the last essentials you needed to complete your sustainable, ethical wardrobe (if that’s what you are into). Call me crazy, optimistic, or dramatic, but I think this piece of clothing represents our entire generation, the generation that made yoga pants
There is an Everlane blazer for every occasion. This is the definitive list to find out which one you should buy (in case you don’t want to buy them all). Blazers are like talents: you can never have too many. Even as a minimalist, I
The Day High Heel: somewhere between work deadlines and Halloween candy shopping (no, it’s not too early), I failed to notice that the ethical fashion gods and the short girl gnomes had confabulated to fix the thing that bothered me about this shoe. The Everlane
The Editor Heel is Everlane’s first kitten heel shoe. Italian suede that, in my mind, works better for an art gallery owner than an editor. But that’s your call. Shop the Editor Heel
Everlane gets an A+ when it comes to successfully producing and marketing ethical fashion. There isn’t another company so meticulous about their commitment to transparent supply chain and so smart to make products people actually want to wear. Their collections of timeless essentials has grown