Founded in 2010, Everlane aims to revolutionize the fashion industry by providing ethically made, high-quality products at transparent pricing. Everlane values responsible sourcing and production, ensuring their materials are sourced from ethical factories worldwide, and they maintain an open policy about the true costs involved in their products.
With a focus on minimalist designs and durable materials, Everlane offers a wide range of clothing essentials for men and women, including tops, bottoms, outerwear, and accessories. Their product lineup also extends to shoes, bags, and various lifestyle items, all following the brand’s ethos of simplicity and sustainability. They want the right choice to be as easy as putting on a great T-shirt.
Embracing an eco-friendly approach, Everlane is continually exploring new ways to reduce their environmental footprint, from sustainable materials to responsible packaging and waste reduction initiatives.
Everlane: Recycled Materials
Everlane uses Repreve, a fabric made from recycled polyester from plastic bottles, as well as recycled nylon in some of their pieces.
Other materials they use include Tencel™ Lyocell, Modal, organic cotton, and linen.
Other Kudos
- Everlane takes its time to find the best factories around the world. They visit them often and build strong personal relationships with the owners. Before they work with the factory, they complete a compliance audit to evaluate things like fair wages, reasonable hours, and environmental impacts.
- Every Black Friday, they donate their profits to improve the lives of the people that work at their factories.
- Their products are designed with longevity in mind. They are helping to keep things in use longer and reducing their impact.
- Everlane is committed to the targets of 55% lower per product carbon emissions¹ by 2030, 46% lower absolute emissions¹ in their stores and HQ by 2030, and net-zero emissions by 2050. Find out more about their carbon commitments here.
- In 2018, they committed to eliminating all virgin plastic from their supply chain by 2021. They have successfully switched 97% of their apparel and 45% of their footwear materials containing plastic fibers to be made from certified recycled fibers. They have also switched 100% of their shipping bags to 100% recycled plastic or FSC-certified paper.
Recycled Products
