Everlane Review: Men’s Slim Fit Jeans
Today we’re taking a look at two similar styles: the Organic Cotton Slim Fit Jean and the Selvedge Slim Fit Jean.
Today we’re taking a look at two similar styles: the Organic Cotton Slim Fit Jean and the Selvedge Slim Fit Jean.
In these pandemic times, the idea of squeezing into skinny jeans does not appeal. I’ve been on the search for a pair of jeans with a straighter, roomier leg.
Ever since I reviewed Everlane’s denim last year, I was hoping they’d come out with something stretchier. Well, Everlane read my mind (and probably many other people’s) and released their Authentic Stretch jeans this September.
Last weekend when I was at Target, I only had time to try on one pair of jeans from their new denim line, Universal Thread. But that didn’t satiate my curiosity. So I went back and tried on their $24.99 high-rise skinny jeans, which comes in three washes: dark wash, medium wash, and black.
Target has rolled out another new brand called Universal Thread. It’s an ambitious attempt to tackle denim, with a wide range of sizes and styles to flatter different body shapes. Target describes the brand as “do-good denim,” but is it?
In September, Everlane started selling jeans, which makes a lot of sense for a brand known for basics. It’s a wardrobe staple a lot of us can’t live without. But it took them two years to source a factory for their denim because they were searching for an environmentally-friendly factory.
Earlier this year, I reviewed some Everlane T-shirts and noticed that one of them had a small hole at the bottom in the front. This is not the first time a shirt has developed a hole in this area. Perhaps it had something to do with my jeans. Was the button on my jeans rubbing my T-shirt? Well, there’s a solution for that. A company out of the UK called Holé makes silicone button covers.