Everything Worth Buying at Everlane’s Friends & Family Sale

The best (less expensive) white button-down is Everlane’s relaxed oxford, which has an oversize silhouette that isn’t so oversize that it gets in the way. (Its looser fit also makes it a good option for people with bigger busts.)

Compared to the shirt above, the boxy oxford has dropped shoulders and larger front pockets.

These pull-on work pants “didn’t feel like I was wearing ‘work pants’ at all,” says our fashion writer, Ambar Pardilla, “and the best part about the fabric is that it doesn’t really wrinkle.”

This excellent long-sleeve for layering has a bit of elastane blended in with the pima cotton, making it stretchy and sturdy enough to hold its shape even after many wears.

Our best white V-neck tee has a fairly deep V that’s not too severe. And since the hem hits right at the hip, it has a not-cropped-but-not-too-long silhouette.

We also recommend this tank top, which is similar in look and feel to the tee above. It’s “low enough in the front and back to give it an open, breezy feel, but still high enough in the back to hide your bra strap,” writes former Strategist staffer Mia Leimkuhler.

A silk shirt is another great option for that humid start-of-spring weather that’s almost here.

Plain but not boring underwear (that are VPL-proof).

You really go wrong with a pair of the brand’s Cheeky jeans, which have butt-flattering back pockets and are made from ’90s-inspired rigid denim.

Everlane’s iconic Day Glove shoes earned a spot in our best-in-class ballet-flats roundup, since “they stay true to their name and truly fit like a glove,” according to Maisonette co-founder Sylvana Ward Durrett.

Everlane’s cashmere crewneck was recommended to us by several stylish men, who say that it’s an excellent affordable option for a sweater that’s soft and substantial.

Here’s an everyday sweater that’s woven from the brand’s recycled Coolmax polyester, which wicks away moisture so you won’t get overheated during your morning commute.

A wardrobe staple for Francophiles (or Wes Anderson stans) that is really discounted.

Some slightly tapered chinos that come in 13 colors and are made from a quick-drying cotton blend.

These stretch-denim jeans “just may be the most comfortable I’ve ever owned,” says former New York associate editor Louis Cheslaw. They have much more give in the hip and thigh than classics like Levi’s 501s.

We also love the brand’s backpacks and totes for perfectly combining form and function.