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Browse all Everlane jackets & outerwear →The Modern Jean Jacket | Stone-Washed Sky
The verdict
Fit
Stone-washed sky hides wear; fit typically runs straight through chest and shoulders.
Quality
At this extreme price, expect basic denim and simple seaming; planned obsolescence pricing.
Is the price fair?
Budget clearance. At $31, nearly disposable; functional for one season of casual wear.
Best for
Teenagers or temporary layering needs; accept that wear and fading will be rapid.
Care
Wash cold and frequently; expect significant fading and potential seam separation.
What owners report about Everlane jackets & outerwear
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 & outerwear 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