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Everlane vs Carhartt WIP: which sweater wins?

Both land in the mid tier — the Everlane The Cashmere Crew at $130, the Carhartt WIP Knit Crewneck Sweater at $130. Here's how they stack up, head to head.

The Cashmere Crew
Mid tier
Everlane
The Cashmere Crew
$130
Knit Crewneck Sweater
Mid tier
Carhartt WIP
Knit Crewneck Sweater
$130
EverlaneCarhartt WIP
Price$130$130
MaterialGrade-A cashmere, 2-ply, fine-mid gauge.Cotton and wool blends depending on style, mid-heavy gauge.
FitClean minimal fit, true to size.Relaxed street fit, true to size.
QualitySolid — genuine grade-A cashmere, clean finishing; pills early then settles.Solid mid-tier — substantial knit with streetwear finishing.
Best forClean minimal outfits, soft cashmere layering, and transparency-minded shoppers.Streetwear layering, logo-detailed knits, and a heavier design-led cut.
CareHand-wash or gentle wool cycle and lay flat; de-pill early with a cashmere comb.Wash per the fibre; cotton machine-washes, wool blends need a wool cycle. Lay flat to dry.

Everlane's crew is genuine grade-A cashmere in a clean minimal fit; Carhartt WIP's knit is a heavier cotton-or-wool blend with a relaxed street cut and logo detailing. The price is effectively the same at $130, so it's soft luxe minimalism versus design-led streetwear. They're aimed at completely different wardrobes.

Everlane wins on

Genuine grade-A cashmere, soft 2-ply hand, clean minimal fit, transparency-minded sourcing, dressier versatility

Carhartt WIP wins on

Substantial mid-heavy knit, relaxed street fit, logo-detailed styling, design-led cut, heavier construction

Which should you buy?

Both sit at $130, so pick by look. Buy the Everlane if you want soft cashmere and a clean, minimal sweater that dresses up, accepting that it pills early before settling and that rivals now match its cashmere for less. Buy the Carhartt WIP if you want a heavier, logo-detailed street knit with a relaxed cut, noting it costs more than the regular workwear Carhartt line because you're paying for the streetwear styling. One is refined layering, the other is design-driven streetwear.

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