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Washed Black

The ultimate comeback kid, the low-rise jean has landed and is planning her reunion tour with your wardrobe. Featuring an ultra low rise, in a floor-length, wide leg, she’s giving all-grown up vibes. Go casual with sneakers and a cropped sweater to really work that rise, or add some edge with heels and a French-tuck shirt.

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Women's Jeans & Denim

Currently, over 75% of our cotton use is certified organic. Using organic cotton means cleaner and lower water usage, lower pesticide use, healthier soil, and a safer working environment for cotton farmers, compared to conventional cotton production. We utilize Textile Exchange's Organic Content Standard (OCS) and other leading industry organic manufacturing standards to certify applicable products from farm to finished garment.

Organic Cotton

Sourced from FSC-certified forests, our man-made cellulosic fibers are rated GREEN or higher by Canopy’s Hot Button Report, which means they surpassed audit standards for forest conservation techniques, chemical, air, and emissions management, and traceability and transparent sourcing.

Responsible Forestry

In addition to meeting baseline standards for social accountability, wages, benefits, and health and safety, this factory goes above and beyond to prioritize environmental management systems and reduce its impact on the planet.

Ever-Better Factory

We use innovative water-saving techniques, including water reduction, water recycling and reuse, and wastewater capture and treatment. Our partner factories drastically reduce their consumption by capturing, purifying, and reusing the water from dye and wash processes.

Reduced Water Use

Everlane has been an OCS-certified brand since 2022. The Organic Content Standard (OCS) is a third-party verified certification standard that certifies organic content and traceability from farm to finished garment. We use the OCS Blended standard and logo on products containing organic cotton blended with other fibers.

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