By now you should be familiar with Everlane, the celeb-approved eco-friendly brand we’ve been supporting since its launch in 2010. The San Francisco based brand is known for its quality basics like this $16 tee, its assortment of affordable cashmere, well-crafted leather goods (my current favorite is this work bag I recently purchased as an upgrade from my cloth tote), and more. To add to the list of categories offered, the brand debuted undergarments last March with a focus on comfortable underwear, and today the SF team introduces its Wholesale Replica Bag collection of undergarments with two new bralette styles. The $24 bras are available in five colors and guarantee “no pinching and no pushing.”
While I haven’t yet tried the thoughtfully designed bra, by the looks of it (via Instagram and Everlane’s site), the piece looks to hold true to its comfort claim. It features adjustability at the underarm band and shoulder straps and is made of double-layered “super-soft” Supima cotton, which makes for a great all-day, everyday bra option. The only difference between the two bralette styles is that the triangle version dips a bit lower for a perfect plunging silhouette. See Everlane’s new bralettes below and add the wardrobe essentials to your lingerie collection for only $24.
The Bralette
The Triangle Bralette
Up next, the lingerie trends you can score on Amazon for under $20.
-
From Denim to White T-Shirts—These Are the Specific Brands I Source My Basics FromWhen you've tried them all, you know what's good.
-
A New York Fashion Person Walks Into Gap—23 Items They'd Grab for SummerI am that fashion person.
-
Fashion People Are Quietly Retiring White Tank Tops for These Sleek New BasicsShop the chic alternatives inside.
-
H&M Sells Out of These $30 Pants Every Summer Like ClockworkI give them until June 1 before they're gone.
-
Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy Had the Ultimate Capsule Wardrobe—30 Timeless Staples That Will Never Go Out of StyleDecades later, her wardrobe still defines minimalist dressing.
-
These 31 Anti-Trend Basics Are Quickly Becoming the Foundation of My 2025 WardrobeTake note.
-
This Elevated Basics Brand Is Every NYC and London Fashion Person's Best-Kept SecretAnd I just tried on nine pieces in its NYC pop-up.
-
I Never Wear These Outdated Staples Anymore—6 I'm Buying to Freshen Things UpClearing out.
