Everlane

Everlane uses 80% lower impact materials in its garments, including certified organic cotton, recycled fibers, and FSC-certified fibers. It has plans to eliminate all high impact fibers from its garments and has reported on its progress in the past year.

Commons could not find information on this brand's energy use. Everlane sources and manufactures its materials globally, which is standard practice in the fashion industry.

Its eco-friendly packaging materials include fsc certified material, other (add detail). Everlane is working to reduce the impact of shipping emissions by encouraging customers to choose Ground shipping; customers given option to offset their shipping

Everlane does not offer repair services or a warranty. It does give detailed care instructions to extend garment lifespan.

Commons could not find information on any take back programs.

Everlane offers a core evergreen collection. It limits new additions and releases.

Commons is currently evaluating its marketing emails.

Everlane has a dedicated sustainability page on their website with information about materials, labor practices, emissions measurement, emissions reduction, supply chain partners, and production waste. However, it is not prominently displayed. Larger brands have a greater responsibility to make this information clearly available due to its outsized impact. Everlane has a detailed annual impact report, with a clear, impact driven strategy and progress reporting. The latest annual report is from 2023.

Everlane internally measures and publicly reports its overall company-level emissions. Everlane identifies its top driver of emissions, by including detailed breakdowns.

Everlane has GHG emissions targets that are science-aligned (but not SBTi approved). These targets are on the medium and long-term, and progress has been reported on them in the last year. They do not appear to be on track for these goals. Everlane offsets emissions primarily through customer opt-in shipping offsets, not an internal program.

Everlane does not publish information about its supply chain partners. It has a supplier code of conduct, which includes provisions audits of partners, allowing collective bargaining.