Relaxed V-Neck Vest in Cotton Merino | Canvas

Sweaters

$59as of Sep 3, 2026. Check the current price at Everlanemay be out of stock

The verdict

Cotton-merino vest at $59 is excellent entry-level pricing for a lightweight layering piece.

Fit

V-neck vest with relaxed body will sit loose over your frame; expect good layering capacity. Sleeveless allows free arm movement.

Quality

Cotton-merino blend is durable and resists wrinkles better than pure cotton. At $59, expect solid workmanship; merino adds durability for the price tier.

Price check

Strong value—cotton-merino blends typically cost more. This price suggests direct sourcing; excellent for a lightweight layering piece.

Best for

Layering-first shoppers building summer and shoulder-season pieces with minimal bulk.

Care

Merino adds durability; standard wash cycles work fine, but lay flat to dry to prevent stretching.

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Fit check: Everlane

Varies by line

Everlane has no single direction: the slim tees and shirts run trim and a touch short, the deliberately relaxed pieces (sweaters, wide pants, jackets) run large, and denim sits true to size.

Men's reviewers report the tees and shirts cut slim and short — "their fits are generally slimmer" — and advise moving up a size if between sizes. Women's owners report the opposite on the relaxed styles: one long-term reviewer says "Everlane does typically run a little large, for the most part," sizing down in cashmere sweaters, trousers, and jackets, and calling some wide-leg pants extremely large. Denim and chinos are the stable middle — reviewers take their usual size. The consistent thread is that fit tracks the cut of each line, not the label, so owners lean on Everlane's per-garment measurements.

Sizing advice: Order your usual size in jeans and chinos, size up in the slim tees and fitted shirts if between sizes, and size down in the boxy sweaters, relaxed pants, and jackets unless you want the full oversized look.

Per owner & reviewer reports: Everlane Review for Men: I Tried Their Most Popular Style… · An updated Everlane review (Mademoiselle) · Everlane Reviews + Sizing Guide (An Indigo Day)

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What owners report about Everlane sweaters

Owners report Everlane's sweater range feels soft for the money and pills less than expected, with reviewers noting the cashmere gets softer with wear. The recurring failure is small holes: one reviewer's cashmere crew developed a hole in the sleeve, and another's cashmere cardigan developed a hole in the shoulder after six months and a wash. A men's reviewer likes the knitwear overall but says sleeve and body length often need minor alterations.

Strengths: Reviewers repeatedly call the knits soft with comparatively low pilling for the price, and describe the cashmere as reasonably priced.
Watch out for: Small holes developing within months of wear are the most repeated complaint, reported in both the sleeve and the shoulder of cashmere pieces in otherwise positive reviews.
Sizing: Reviewers say Everlane sweaters generally run big — one sizes down from her usual S to an XS — and a men's reviewer notes sleeves and body length tend to run long.

About Everlane's sweaters line as a whole. Sources: Pilling and tearing | an Everlane Cashmere Crew Review · Everlane Review: Cashmere Cardigan - Welcome Objects · Everlane Review for Men: What to Buy & What to Avoid - The Modest Man