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Heathered Black

To button or not to button. Whatever you decide, this perfectly cropped, pill-resistant sweater goes with everything—from turtlenecks to tank tops, and under thicker coats for those extra chilly days. Crafted from a blend of airy alpaca yarn, recycled nylon, and Merino wool, this cozy style offers a shorter length with the same long list of perks. Prickle-free, and long-lasting, it features a classic crew neckline, and a clean button front. Layer over your favorite tee or turtleneck for an effortlessly cool (and luxuriously warm) look.

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Women’s Sweaters & Cardigans

Our farms follow the 12 Provisions of Animal Welfare Quality to ensure that all animals are treated humanely. We perform periodic audits and use the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) and Responsible Alpaca Standard (RAS) to guarantee that all methods are being followed accordingly.

Animal Welfare

To manage the chemicals used in our global supply chain, we incorporate either bluesign®, GOTS, or GRS restricted-substance standards, all of which maintain restricted substance lists (RSLs) of harmful chemicals that are not permitted in the processing of our garments.

Cleaner Chemistry

Everlane has been an RWS-certified brand since 2022. The Responsible Wool Standard (RWS) is a third-party verified certification standard that ensures responsible animal welfare and traceability through chain of custody measures. RWS-certified sheep farmers must meet strict animal welfare, land management, and social requirements. Each part of the supply chain is audited for compliance at least once per year.

Everlane has been an RAS-certified brand since 2022. The Responsible Alpaca Standard (RAS) is a third-party verified certification standard that ensures responsible animal welfare and traceability through chain of custody measures. RAS-certified alpaca farmers must meet strict animal welfare, land management, and social requirements. Each part of the supply chain is audited for compliance at least once per year.

Sustainability