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The ReNew Long Puffer
About Everlane’s jackets: Everlane's outerwear is anchored by its ReNew recycled-materials puffers, alongside anoraks, blazers, and simple coats; list prices run roughly $128-$348, with deep end-of-season markdowns the norm.
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Our take
The ReNew Long Puffer is Everlane's knee-length winter coat and the piece its outerwear owners review most. Long-term owners call it warmer than expected — one describes it as her warmest coat, comfortable through the coldest East Coast city winters — and like the fleece-lined pockets, oversized hood, and adjustable waist. Caveats are consistent: the vertical pockets sit at an awkward angle for hands, the double zipper can be balky, and the shell can saturate in sustained rain even though it dries fast. Steep end-of-season markdowns are routine.
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- Material
- Everlane's current spec sheet lists a shell of 63% organic cotton and 37% recycled nylon, a 100% recycled polyester lining, and recycled down fill (minimum 80% recycled down); earlier ReNew versions paired a 100% recycled polyester outer shell with synthetic insulation.
- Fit
- The cut is boxy and oversized; owner advice is to take your normal size and go up only if you plan to layer chunky knits underneath. On average heights it hits around the knee.
- Quality
- Owners describe the shell as sturdy and thick with no recurring durability complaints; the gripes are functional — a balky double zipper, stiff snaps, and vertically-set pockets. Water resistance is real but limited: the surface can wet out in sustained rain, though it dries quickly without soaking through.
- Best for
- Cold-climate commuters who want a genuinely warm, knee-length recycled-materials coat and don't mind a boxy silhouette.
- Care
- Close the zippers and snaps, wash cold on a gentle cycle per the care label, and tumble dry low to re-loft the fill.
How Everlane jackets hold up overall
Owners report Everlane jackets run oversized across styles — reviewers of both the denim chore jacket and the ReNew puffers either sized down or noted extra room to layer. The fabrics draw consistent praise: a soft, looser-weave denim that doesn't feel rigid, and a puffer shell reviewers describe as sturdy, thick and genuinely warm. Complaints cluster around hardware and finishing rather than fabric — snaps that are hard to close, a double zipper that fights back, vertical pockets that force an awkward arm angle — and one reviewer noted an odd smell out of the bag that took a wash to fade.
- Strengths
- Fabric feel and warmth hold up well for the price — reviewers call the puffer shell sturdy and thick and the denim soft and broken-in from the start.
- Watch out for
- Hardware is what irritates owners first: hard-to-close snaps, a fiddly double zipper, and awkwardly placed vertical pockets.
- Sizing
- Most styles run oversized — size down for a trimmer fit, or keep your usual size if you plan to layer underneath.
About Everlane's jackets line as a whole. Sources: Everlane Review: The Denim Chore Jacket — Fairly Curated · A Review of the new Everlane ReNew Long Puffer — Karin Emily · Review: The Everlane ReNew Long Puffer — Goblin Shark
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