We've reviewed almost all of Everlane's bestsellers — here's a running list of every item we've ever tested, plus sizing tips

Read our full review hereThe ReNew underwear comes in minimalist, seamless styles made from Econyl, a 100% regenerated nylon that's typically created using a combination of nylon from fishing nets, fabric scraps, and industrial nylon waste. The collection is sleek, breathable, and forgettable underneath your clothes, for the most part, thanks to bonded seams. We recommend them over the Supima cotton pairs if you're concerned about panty lines. Read our full review hereEverlane's Supima cotton underwear is soft, breathable, and comfortable, but we may like the ReNew underwear even more thanks to its seamless design.After we'd owned the Everlane cotton underwear for a year, we noticed some signs of wear. The ironed-on tags rubbed away, and some testers noticed a few loose threads, but the elastic remained intact and they got softer with every wash. Read our full review hereSenior reporter Connie Chen used the Day Market Tote for almost two years, and she can verify that it holds up well over time despite frequent usage. The leather has weathered and softened beautifully. You can find photos here. We also named it the best tote bag you can buy for its balance of form and function. Read our full review hereThe Everlane Drape Trench Coat is an updated classic with a slightly longer, more relaxed fit than the traditional khaki trench coat. The material has a water-resistant finish and the design includes a storm flap that ensures water doesn't slip into the jacket as it runs down the shoulders — an essential upgrade for a spring jacket that should always be rain-friendly. After two years, it's still executive editor Ellen Hoffman's go-to. Read our full review hereThe Everlane Anorak is made from a water-resistant, lightweight material that won't make you feel too claustrophobic on a warm spring day. Its big hood covers the entire forehead and the neck is cut high, so it's unlikely the rain will reach the inside. The pockets are natural enough to stuff your hands into comfortably if you're not hanging onto an umbrella, and the drawstrings make for a flattering fit. All in all, it works well and it's pretty cool-looking. If you're considering it, we recommend ordering your standard size.We also appreciate that each Anorak jacket recycles the equivalent of 25 plastic water bottles. Read our full review hereEverlane's ReNew Channeled Liner (formerly known as the Snap-Front Liner) is one of the most useful pieces in my closet. It's lightweight enough to feel just right on crisp days and thin enough to be layered under nice peacoats or puffer coats during winter. It's got a classic crew neckline, snap buttons that stay put, and deep front pockets that are most often holding my wallet, keys, lip balm, headphones, and the occasional book when I step out of the house to run a day of errands. It helps me travel light; I use the pockets like a purse. Although, it won't help to warm your neck, and while it fits close to the armpit in the arm (essential for layering) it's still a bit bulkier than a wool base layer. Read our full review hereThe ReWool coat is a staple you'll wear more often than ever imagined. The wool is thick and decently weighty (but not heavy), the color palette rich and minimalist, and the tricky design details (oversized proportions, a rounded and elongated shape) are subtle enough to elevate an everyday piece to something special. It's also warmer than expected; I've happily worn it over a long-sleeve shirt in 30-degree weather.The only con to note is in nailing the perfect fit. My advice is to consider sizing down — Everlane says it's oversized, and it means really oversized. You can find photos of mine here.Read our full review hereEverlane's Modern Leather Jacket is sleek, relatively affordable, and made from super soft lambskin. It blends the best of old-school design — a point collar and center zip-front closure — with the best contemporary elements, like a fitted waist and a matte finish. Like many of Everlane's pieces, it feels cool without trying too hard. Many reviewers noted that they found the jacket to be a full size too small, but I did not. Knowing that the supple lambskin will stretch, I erred on the side of a closer fit. But, if your objective is to layer with sweaters, you may want to order one size up. You can see photos of it in real life here.Read our full review hereEverlane's parka is a mid-length jacket that's recommended for temperatures between 15 and 30 degrees. Reviews reporter Remi Rosmarin said that, at $175, it feels like a steal. It's high-quality, fits well and looks nice on, keeps me really warm, and seems pretty durable.There's a drawstring waist, which allows for a more flattering fit even though puffy parkas aren't the most flattering coats in general. There are also two oversized pockets with a fleecy lining inside — a nice spot to warm up cold hands. It's also water-resistant. Plus, each ReNew Long Puffer is made from 60 renewed plastic bottles. Both the fabric and insulation are 100% recycled, and the only parts of the coat that aren't recycled are the zippers and trim.Read our full review hereWe found Everlane's Perform Leggings to be silky, lightweight, and breathable for light exercise and daily wear, but they're definitely not the compressive, thick pair you'd want for intense activity. If you're in-between sizes, we recommend sizing up for greater opacity — we didn't run into too much sheerness ourselves, but it's not out of the realm of possibility.All in all, we still love to wear our pairs for errands and light workouts. You can find photos of us in our Perform leggings here.Read our full review hereEverlane's Kick Crops are a high-waisted, leg-lengthening crop that worked for women on our team between 5'2 and 5'7, though they didn't actually look cropped on our 5'2 teammates and one reviewer just over five feet tall ended up using the included instructions for properly cutting the jeans to the right length. We went in with mixed expectations, but all of us were surprised by how flattering these jeans were across the board. The flare is pretty subtle, and even for those of us who didn't get the cropped look off the bat, it was a bonus to buy jeans that didn't immediately require a tailor. In terms of sizing, we recommend going with your standard size. Read our full review hereAfter an initial denim debut that didn't wow us, Everlane's Authentic Stretch collection is a different story. These jeans are stretchy enough to accommodate sitting cross-legged, eating five-course meals, wearing them while traveling, and sitting hunched over at an office desk for hours a day without losing their shape or elasticity. Testers ordered their usual size or sized down if they were in-between, and we were happy with our individual fits. We also appreciate that they're manufactured in a LEED-certified factory that recycles 98% of its water.Read our full review hereEverlane's work pants are a great option for reliable, stretchy pairs that solve groggy Monday morning option paralysis. And, they won't break the budget.The four-way cotton stretch material is deceptively structured, so you can wear them multiple times without seeing them bag out. The high-waist and side-zipper is flattering in combination with a stretch fabric that has an overall smoothing effect. We recommend sizing up if you're concerned about them being too snug for the office. After over a year of wear, we saw little change in their color and performance. Read our full review hereWhile we had a few cons to tack on to Everlane's Cashmere Tee, the verdict is simpler for its Cashmere Crew. This is a great, relatively affordable backbone for fall and winter wardrobes and the best cashmere crew you can buy online thanks to its mix of quality and affordability. It's warm, soft, lightweight, and extremely versatile. We wear it to the office, on weekends, and on its own or layered. It also comes in a wide range of colors. Read our full review hereI once called Everlane's $60 Silky Cotton Oversized Shirt the perfect iteration of the oversized button-up, and I still stand by it. The drapery along the shoulder blades creates an oversized look without adding bulk, and the material is slightly smoother than traditional cotton, so my navy version has a slight sheen to it. It's got the breathability and softness of something you'd scout secondhand stores for, paired with an elevated design that feels modern and on-trend. Read our full review hereFour women on the Insider Reviews team tested the Cashmere Tee, and most of us loved the lightweight fit and elevated T-shirt style. It's very versatile — perfect for spring and transitional seasons or layered when temperatures dip.But, the material is sheer in the lighter colors. If you want to optimize versatility and convenience, we recommend investing the $90 in a darker option. You can find photos here. Read our full review hereEverlane's Washable Silk tops are made of a fabric that's heavier and less sheer and silky than traditional silk. They're designed to be machine washable, but to keep the silky feel, you may want to tumble-dry them on low. After testing, we think these are pretty, versatile tops that deliver on the drapery and luxe look of silk without the need for dry cleaning. But, nothing beats the real thing. If you want a traditional experience and more sheen, you should opt for Everlane's $98 Clean Silk version and foot the occasional dry-cleaning bill.Read our full review hereSenior editor Sally Kaplan once wrote an ode to the Everlane Cotton Box-Cut Tee, which ended her four-year search for the perfect white T-shirt. And, two years after originally reviewing it, Sally says it's still the only T-shirt she's bought since.Why? Because it's made of super-soft, lightweight cotton that won't thin out too much over time, relatively affordable at $18, not a seasonal style (so it can be replaced as needed), and works tucked into jeans and layered under a blazer or just lounging around at home. It's not too clingy, and the slight crop makes the design feel slightly updated.Read our full review hereEverlane launched a capsule collection of wardrobe essentials for men called Everlane Uniform that includes the canonical basics: the perfect T-shirt, Oxford, chinos, denim jacket, sweatshirt, hoodie, and jeans, among others. And each item is backed by a one-year warranty so if it rips, shrinks, loses shape, or fades, you can get a new one.Men's grooming and style reporter Amir Ismael found them easy to pair and was impressed with the line overall. I usually outline some cons or anything that might need further justification, he wrote in his review, but there's nothing negative to say about Everlane Uniform. You can see how he styled the Uniform pieces here.Read our full review hereFive women tested Everlane's rain boots and we found them comfortable, surprisingly stylish, fairly priced, and easy to clean. We appreciated their traction and being able to wear them at the office.In terms of cons, they're heavy, only come in whole sizes, and they're fairly short, so you'll have to be careful with deeper puddles. But overall, we're big fans. Read our full review hereThe Day Loafer is made out of the same super soft, supple leather as the Day Glove flats — but they're not as universally comfortable thanks to the same controversial elastic backing. Still, we thought they were more comfortable than other loafers we've worn. If you wear a half-size or have wide feet, we'd recommend sizing up. Even then, they may feel tight on the first wear, but we found that they loosened up over a few hours of wear.Read our full review hereThe Day Heels are somewhat polarizing, but those who love them really do. On top of a low, easy block heel and ample cushioning, they've got an elasticized back for a secure but flexible fit. We also like its wide color range and signature ballet-inspired rounded toe. Many women on the Insider Reviews team own a pair of Day Heels, and the difference between those of us who wear them habitually, and those who don't, comes down to the sizing. The shoes run narrow and small, so you'll probably want to order one half-size up if you plan to wear them for extended periods of time. If you have wide feet and wear an 8.5 or above, order one full size up. If they're still not comfortable, these might not be for you.Read our full review hereThe Glove Boot is kind of like wearing socks all day. It's breathable, flattering, extremely comfortable, and has the perfect not-too-high-not-too-low heel. And, when worn right out of the box for hours on end, it results in almost zero discomfort. The knit upper lets your feet breathe, but doesn't let them slip around. The boot hits just above the ankle and while it feels fitted and there's no gaping, it's doesn't hug the leg too tightly.Some Reviews team testers did have complaints, though. The chic leather strip on the back looks good but may rub against the heel slightly (though not enough to cause blisters). And while we love the knit material, senior editor Jada Wong wished for a little bit more structure in the toe box, even if it would make them less comfortable overall. It's also worth noting that these boots aren't intended to be layered over thick socks, so they're likely not as wearable in winter. Read our full review hereThe Day Boots are a staple for many of the women on the Insider Reviews team. They're sleek, supple like a glove, and have a low, walkable heel that won't send you home in a cab early. However, after over a year of wear, we did notice some lightening of the leather and scuffs on the toes due to the thin sole. We also found that they run true-to-size.Read our full review hereAs much as we liked Everlane's Trainers, we liked the Court more. They're extremely comfortable, and they're even more versatile.The design is subdued without logos or brand names, and the construction of the leather codes as a nice pair from a distance and up close. They're low and lean enough to wear with a range of outfits — so much so that they were one of only two pairs I packed for spending two months away from home. Read our full review hereEverlane's first sneaker, The Trainer, is carbon neutral, unisex, and really comfortable. The overall design isn't groundbreaking, as Reviews reporter and sneaker collector Amir Ismael notes, but we appreciate that Everlane nixes wasteful materials and that it has a classic style.They run true-to-size, if not a tad snug, so you may want to order up if you're in-between sizes or wear thick socks habitually. Read our full review hereWe liked The 40-Hour Flat — some reviewers more than others. However, they aren't more comfortable than the Day Gloves or ReKnits. The pointed toe is more polished, but we prefer the comfort of the other flats for a full 40-hour workweek.We also recommend ordering true to size in the 40-Hour Flats unless you typically have issues with pointed toe boxes, in which case you'll want to go a half-size up.Read our full review hereWhile the Day Glove may be ranked first, the ReKnit flats are extremely close behind. They're cheaper, add texture to an outfit, and the woven fabric is more breathable and less restrictive than leather. We also appreciate that they're made from nine recycled water bottles.But, they're harder to clean and some of us prefer the look and customized feel of worn-in leather flats. Truthfully, you can't really go wrong with either one.The ReKnits are similar in breathability and comfort to the Allbirds Tree Breezers, but with a look that's slightly more fashion-forward. And while the prevailing concern with knit flats is that they'll one day lose their shape, we found that the ReKnit flats still looked neat and structured after six months of frequent wear. If you're in-between sizes or have wide feet, we recommend ordering a half-size up. Read our full review hereAs senior editor Sally Kaplan put it, There exists on this earth no better flat than the Day Gloves. We've even ranked it first as the best flats you can buy online.The Day Glove's supple Nappa leather molds to your feet like leather socks, while an elongated upper keeps feet secure and minimizes friction. Small perforations on the sides help prevent hot air from becoming trapped. We found that even the lighter colors fared well after more than a year of frequent use (you can find pictures here), and many of the original testers later bought additional pairs.If you're in-between sizes or have wide feet, we recommend ordering a half-size up.

We've reviewed almost all of Everlane's bestsellers — here's a running list of every item we've ever tested, plus sizing tips

Everlane ReNew underwear

Everlane supima underwear

Underwear

Day Market Tote

Accessories

Drape Trench Coat

Anorak

ReNew Channeled Liner

ReWool Overcoat

The Modern Leather Jacket

Everlane's ReNew Long Puffer (Men & Women)

Jackets

Perform Leggings

Kick Crop Jean

Authentic Stretch Denim

Work Pant

Pants

Cashmere Crew

Silky Cotton Oversized Shirt

Cashmere Tee

Washable Silk Collection

Cotton Box-Cut Tee

Everlane Uniform Collection for Men

Tops

Rain boots

Day Loafer

Day Heel

Glove Boot

Day Boot

Court Sneaker

Trainer

40-Hour Work Flat

ReKnit Flat

Day Glove Flat

Footwear

We've reviewed almost all of Everlane's bestsellers — here's a running list of every item we've ever tested, plus sizing tips

Everlane ReNew underwear

Everlane supima underwear

Underwear

Day Market Tote

Accessories

Drape Trench Coat

Anorak

ReNew Channeled Liner

ReWool Overcoat

The Modern Leather Jacket

Everlane's ReNew Long Puffer (Men & Women)

Jackets

Perform Leggings

Kick Crop Jean

Authentic Stretch Denim

Work Pant

Pants

Cashmere Crew

Silky Cotton Oversized Shirt

Cashmere Tee

Washable Silk Collection

Cotton ​Box-Cut Tee

Everlane Uniform Collection for Men

Tops

Rain boots

Day Loafer

Day Heel

Glove Boot

Day Boot

Court Sneaker

Trainer

40-Hour Work Flat

ReKnit Flat

Day Glove Flat

Footwear

Cotton Box-Cut Tee