Everlane slim fit jeans are made from premium 11 oz. Japanese denim, featuring a slight 2-way stretch for maximum comfort.
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Before we start, you can learn more about the brand in my comprehensive Everlane review.
Everlane Slim Fit Jeans Review
Everlane’s slim fit jeans come in at $68, an affordable price point compared to many other brands, let alone premium ones.
Of course I opted for the dark indigo wash for maximum versatility. The jeans are also available in straight or skinny fit. Keep in mind that indigo is sure to bleed if I were to put them through a wash cycle.
Everlane Slim Jean: How Does It Feel & Fit?
The Everlane slim fit jeans look and feel nice. The quality feels the same as jeans I own that are more than double the price. There’s a thickness to them that leads me to believe that they’re tough and durable jeans. At a glance, the look and feel of the jeans are similar to a pair of my GAP, Levi’s or Ash & Erie.
They are a modern slim fit, and so they are fitted through the hip and thigh with a slight taper down towards the ankle and a higher than normal rise. The jeans sit comfortably above my waist. Personally it’s got the perfect rise, which is about an inch, inch and a half under my belly button.
The shortest inseam offered is 30, which is pretty standard in menswear. This means that I’ll have to get them hemmed a few inches for that crisp no-break look that I tend to go for. It fits pretty similar to Levi’s 511 and Mott & Bow’s jeans.
For reference I am 5’6″, 135 lbs give or take 😉
Quick note: If you’re enjoying this Everlane jeans review, then you’ll probably like this Mott & Bow jeans review of their medium blue wash denim.
Slim Fit Jean Details
My Size: 29×30
98% cotton, 2% elastane. Made with premium 11 oz. Japanese denim with 2-way stretch for better range of motion.
Factory Made In
Employees: 3,900
Established: 2003
Made in Bien Hoa, Vietnam at Saitex International which recycles 98% of its water and is touted as the world’s cleanest denim factory.
How Much Does It Really Cost?
As a part of their transparent pricing, they believe that customers have a right to know what their products cost to make. And so here’s a breakdown of the slim fit jean.
- Materials: $14.93
- Hardware: $2.15
- Labor: $7.50
- Duties: $4.06
- Transport: $1.90
True Cost = $31
Everlane sells the jeans for $68, around a 2x mark up while traditional retail marks them up 5x to $155.
Before You Leave
Check out some of the other Everlane products I’ve reviewed.
- Everlane Slim Fit Oxford Shirt – $58
- Everlane Cotton Bomber Jacket – $88
- Everlane ReNew Fleece Sweatshirt – $60
- Everlane Pique Polo Shirt – $35
- Everlane French Terry Sweatshirt – $45
- Everlane French Terry Hoodie – $68
- Everlane Felted Merino Hoodie – $98
- Everlane Felted Merino Cardigan – $88
- Tread By Everlane – $98
- Everlane Performance Suit & How to Style It – $296
Check out the Everlane Choose What You Pay program that offers many popular styles at steeply discounted prices.
A note: Everlane sent me the jeans in this review. These are all my thoughts and opinions based on my experience. Gentleman Within holds all control over editorial content.
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Hi! Can you please share you height and weigh for reference? Also, is the jeans size you tried the same as a levis you normally were, in such way that it will be appropiate to order the same size as a levis i have?
Hey Andres, thanks for the question. I’ve updated the article with my size and I’ll answer here too. I’m 5’6″ and around 135 lbs. Yes, you can order the same size as with Levi’s. The jeans in this review was 29, but I can also fit 28. Inseam of course is no less than 30 though, so keep that in mind, you might have to hem them if you’re shorter like me. Hope this helps! -K