Is This the End of Everlane As We Know It? Here’s What We’re Stockpiling Just in Case.

The boxy cut of this white button-down gives it a relaxed and casual feel, says Strategist writer Ambar Pardilla. “Plus, there are little details that make the shirt special: the dropped shoulder seams, double pockets in the front, and the tulip-petal-shaped cuts on the side,” she adds.

Strangers have stopped former Strategist audience-development senior manager Mia Leimkuhler on the street to ask her where she got these vintage-style mom jeans.

According to Strategist writer Brenley Goertzen, our best less-expensive black T-shirt is “breathable and soft” with a perfectly balanced silhouette that’s “not too baggy and not too fitted.”

Dr. Becky can’t live without this ribbed long-sleeve tee. “The fact that one of my most fashionable friends, who gives me the most guidance, now has multiples of these shirts — I claim pride,” she told us.

The Day Glove is one of our favorite pairs of black flats; Maisonette co-founder Sylvana Ward Durrett says they live up to their name because they truly fit like a glove and hold their shape very well.

Everlane’s High-Rise Hipster “makes your butt look like it’s starring in its own ’90s Calvin Klein commercial,” says former Strategist writer Lori Keong.

Senior writer Emma Wartzman is currently on her fourth pair of Court sneakers since first trying them in 2021. “Crucially, I’ve walked all around the city with them from noon ’til night and never had any issue,” she says.

Despite having no stretch, this denim jacket is incredibly comfortable, Goertzen says. “I love wearing it fully buttoned up, almost like a denim top, with similar indigo-wash jeans or trousers,” she says.

Wartzman describes this black turtleneck as “tight enough that it doesn’t bunch up underneath things but not, like, Uniqlo Heattech tight.”

Kim France is a fan of Everlane’s washable silk tops. “This one has such an easy, slightly louche appeal,” she writes.

France also recommends this boxy short-sleeve version that comes in a wide variety of colorways.

“You can wear these all day without blisters, without the slippage that comes with so many clog or mule types,” says Julia Harrison, a commerce writer at Architectural Digest.

Our pick for the best pullover sweater, Everlane’s cocoon crew is slightly fluffy to the touch and easy to layer, thanks to its relaxed cut.

It may be summer soon, but you’ll be glad you snagged this EverPuff coat once the seasons change. It is made almost entirely from certified recycled materials and has a removable hood, a heavy-duty front zipper, and a cinchable hemline.

You can also opt for this quilted liner that’s lightweight and layerable. “If I start to get warm, I can wrap it around my waist without feeling like I’m carrying around an inflatable tube,” says branded-content strategist Maria Del Russo.

“I wear them all the time,” writer Rumaan Alam told us of Everlane’s organic cotton tee, of which he owns 12 (all in black). “They’re not close-fitting in a way that a feminine shirt would be, but they’re not baggy in the way that an athletic-y shirt might be.”

A slimmer version of menswear blogger Tim Melideo’s jeans; all his friends “swear by Everlane denim.”

Everlane’s cashmere basics “feel more resilient than the less expensive sweaters I’ve tried,” says senior writer Michael Zhao. “Out of the bag, the surface looks smoother and less fuzzy.”