Everlane’s Cyber Monday Sale Just Got Better

Another on-sale jacket tested by Goertzen. “I wore it to a nice dinner with family while visiting Chicago as well as to a few NHL hockey games, where it kept me plenty warm in the arena,” she says of the 100 percent cotton chore-coat-style denim jacket.

Writer Brenley Goertzen tested the new EverPuff for Coat Week and concluded it’s a very good puffer. It’s roomy with a cinchable hemline, lightweight yet well insulated, and made almost entirely from certified recycled materials. And, right now, it’s half off.

When we asked stylish folks about the best under-$300 coats, this came up as an excellent lightweight option. Plus, it could work under other coats for extra warmth.

This plush teddy fleece is half off, and it’s reversible, with a smooth microfleece side for more versatility.

We crowned this black ribbed turtleneck — which has the stamp of approval from a Strategist writer, stylist, and Project Runway alum — as the best ribbed turtle you can get.

This sweater’s alpaca blend is warm enough to keep me cozy on chilly days but lightweight so it never feels stuffy.

A classic cashmere sweater for under $150. The red is still is still in stock in most sizes but seems to be selling quickly.

I’ve had this sweater for about two years now and it’s held up quite well. It’s my go-to for layering over a white tee and under a trench.

A white button-down is as basic as it gets. It’s also deeply discounted in the other colorways, but sizing is more limited.

Our Best in Class long-sleeved tee is less than $30. It’s lightweight yet substantial and comes in sizes XXS to XXL.

This one’s slightly more expensive but made with mostly Supima cotton. Plus it comes recommended by Dr. Becky Kennedy for being cozy and versatile. (It’s $12 cheaper today, too.)

Here’s a flattering ribbed long-sleeve for under $40.

The cardigan version of above is just $10 more.

Stock is running low on this striped boatneck, but there’s still a good amount of sizes available in the black and bone colorway.

For something more lightweight, this figure-hugging scoop-necked tee is under $20.

And for something with a little bit of texture, this crewneck tee has subtle ribbing.

It’s no surprise that Everlane makes some of our favorite denim. This longtime staple has stayed “perfectly rigid” after years of weekly wear, according to Strategist managing editor Kelsie Schrader.

Here’s a way into the barrel-leg trend for under $100.

The utility version is even cheaper.

The pleats on these high-rise jeans make them look much more expensive than they are.

Here’s a cozy pant that looks nice enough to wear out.

Or if you need to refresh your work pants, I found an under-$50 option.

These were already dubbed our favorite less expensive block-heeled ankle boot and are now 40 percent off — the cheapest they’ve ever been, to my knowledge.

These are nearly $100 cheaper than the Day Boot and made from recycled plastic bottles.

Stock is low on these perfectly simple (and now under $100) ballet flats, but they’re still available in every size in white.

These are just a couple bucks more than the flats above and pretty similar, sans bow. They also come in a much wider color range.

The leather Mary Janes — now priced just a little over $100 — are available in seven neutral colors.

For the cashmere bandana curious, here’s one for less than $60.

An easy pop of red for you or your Secret Santa.

A cashmere scarf — perfect for the pickiest person on your list — for less than $80.

I found a good range of sweaters deeply discounted in the men’s department, including our favorite lightweight cashmere sweater for men at 40 percent off.

The V-neck version is even cheaper starting at just $55.

This cotton-polyester sweater is comfortable, moisture-wicking, and versatile.

If he fancies a cardigan, this 100 percent cotton option is under $100. Stock is running low, so act fast.

This 100 percent cotton corduroy shirt would make a good gift for the picky guy in your life.

Replace his standard hoodie with an upgraded Merino wool option.

Same rules as above could probably be applied to his worn-out sweatpants. These are made of 67 percent organic cotton and 33 percent recycled polyester.

Selvedge denim for under $90.

For something with a bit more give, these slightly stretchy jeans are a nice 60 percent off.

These chinos also have a generous amount of give. Plus, they’re sweat-wicking, quick-drying, and under $50 right now.

Half off of this well-insulated, roomy parka, made with recycled polyester fill.