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Conventional denim production is dirty business and we’re on a mission to clean it up. Here's how we're doing it differently—and why that matters for you.
Better denim starts with better materials. We prioritize certified organic and regenerative cotton — a tiny share of the world's supply — grown with less water and healthier soil practices. That same intention carries through to production: state-of-the-art factories that recycle up to 98% of their water, using ozone washing, air drying, and renewable energy to reduce water and energy use by design.
We work with mills and wash houses that have verifiably reduced chemical use, moving away from harmful treatments common in conventional denim. Our partners are independently tested against leading safer chemistry standards like bluesign, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and ZDHC — not self-reported claims. Fewer chemicals in your jeans, safer conditions for the people who make them, and lower environmental impact.
We don't guess at environmental impact — we verify it. Using Jeanologia's EIM, the industry benchmark standard for environmental denim wash impact, 96% of our washes score low to medium — meaning significantly less water, energy, and chemicals than conventional denim.
Our denim fabric is rigorously third-party tested multiple times from development through pre-production — verifying durability, consistency, and performance across fabric weight, tear strength, and color fastness. The result: denim built to get better with age, with more years in your wardrobe and fewer replacements.
Overall rating: 4.420168 / 5 from 119 reviews.
The Gardener Overall in Black is praised for its generous length, flattering fit, and high-quality fabric, though opinions on the waist and leg width vary. Customers appreciate its stylish and versatile look, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe.
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"So sad about it these as I thought they would be of quality of the past terms I’ve bought but they instantly faded to gray with the first wash like the dye wasn’t set or something it was so extreme- it ruined everything else in the washer too . I was sad wish I just spot cleaned them and didn’t wear them so I could Have kept them"
"I really like the shape and fabric of these overalls. However, the straps are way too long, even for a person with a longer torso. I had to cut and resew them at a more reasonable length."
"I love these. - so comfy and I feel and look great in this overall"
"Although I adore the style/execution/design, I knocked off 2 stars for the inconsistency in fiber content. Railroad stripe and denim colorways have spandex while to bone and black do not. Everlane should call this out AND just jump off the spandex/poly train, recycled or not. Uggh."
"The black overalls fit just as well as my blue pair from last year. The length is perfect to the floor after washing in cold and line drying. For reference, I’m 5’4” and 113 pounds. The fabric is substantial yet still has some drape. I love the large front pockets and no waist seams, they are very flattering and slimming."
"I love how these fit. I would say they run a little large but I like my clothes roomy so a mwdium was perfect. However the dye faded on them after just 2 washes. I'm super disapointed!"
"Love them and I get lots of compliments. I usually wear a size L, but it was too small on me so I’m got the extra large and took the hem up as it was little long."
"Finally, a pair of overalls I feel look great in. They are so comfy and stylish. I bought the overalls in black to be different and happy I Would love to get the white and denim but they’re sold out. Glad I trusted my instincts and made this purchase!"
"I absolutely love these overalls definitely recommend! Tall people friendly!"
"Although I adore the style/execution/design, I knocked off 2 stars for the inconsistency in fiber content. Railroad stripe and denim colorways have spandex while to bone and black do not. Everlane should call this out AND just jump off the spandex/poly train, recycled or not. Uggh."
