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Among the most exciting items on a summer shopping list — denim shorts, swimsuits, sunglasses, etc. — is the footwear you can finally wear. And Everlane, our go-to basics brand, is one of our first habitual stops. The brand makes some of our favorite flats of all time, and prices are relatively low for the quality.
This year, Everlane has debuted the cute and ultra-wearable ReKnit Glove Mules ($98), which feature a low 2-inch, leather-wrapped block heel and a breathable, stretchy knit upper. Right now, you'll find them in black, white, coral, lilac, and toffee — and in sizes 5-11, including half sizes.
Everlane claims these shoes benefit from a "new and improved" sizing system that means you should be able to safely order your typical size — which is a departure from the guesswork of the past. (Many Reviews team members have started ordering a half-size up automatically in Everlane shoes.) Below, we list our standard shoe size, which size we wore, and how it fit for easy reference.
Over the last few years, Everlane has been doubling down on its sustainability efforts, issuing carbon-neutral unisex sneakers and denim from an LEED-certified factory that recycled 98% of its water to the point where you could reportedly drink a glass. And like its other ReKnit or ReNew items, the Mules are also made from recycled materials.
Three members if the Insider Reviews team tested the Everlane ReKnit Mules, and you can find our full thoughts below. But, the gist is this: these shoes are comfortable, cute, and worth the splurge if it's a comfortable expense. The sizing is much better, but it still not be perfect for everybody yet. In general, we recommend ordering your true size for a perfectly snug fit or going up a half size if you prefer a little extra room at the heel.
We tested the Everlane ReKnit Glove Mules ($98) — here are our first impressions:Read the original article on Insider
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