Coming back to this thread after seeing that link... honestly you should be a bit careful with the hype. I've shopped Everlane for a long time and while their sales look good on paper, you gotta check if the items are actually their core quality stuff or just clearance fluff. What kind of budget are you working with tho? Knowing if you're trying to stay under a certain amount or if you're looking for one big investment piece would help. In my experience, if you want reliability, look for the Everlane The Alpaca Crew Sweater because it holds up way better than some of their cheaper blends. Quick tip: always look at the fabric weight in the description. If it seems too light for the price, it probably is. Also dont forget to double check if the Cyber Monday deals are final sale... I've seen too many people get stuck with the wrong size because they didnt read the fine print. Let me know what you're eyeing specifically and I can tell you if the price is actually a deal or just a markdown on old stock.

Yes, their Cyber Monday sales now live: https://fave.co/3TGRc3S

Before you jump in, what kind of pieces are you actually looking to pick up? Is it knits, denim, or maybe some outerwear? Honestly, I've been shopping their holiday sales for years and you gotta be careful because it's easy to get burned if you dont know what to look for. I remember back in 2021 I went way too hard on their clearance stuff during the cyber weekend. I thought I was getting a steal on some boots, but the leather was way stiffer than the regular line and since they were marked as final sale, I couldn't even swap them for a different size. It was a total waste of money. Since then, I've gotten a lot more cautious about their technical specs and fabric weights. Here's what I would suggest based on my experience:

• Be super wary of anything listed as Final Sale. Everlane sizing has become pretty inconsistent lately, so if you cant return it, it might be a gamble.
• If you're looking for longevity, skip the thin cotton blends and aim for the Everlane The Grade-A Cashmere Crew. The pilling is way less than what you'll find at other mall brands for the same price.
• For denim, the Everlane The Way-High Jean usually gets a decent discount, but check the specific wash details. Some of the dyed versions have way less stretch than the standard blue. Just make sure you're looking at the material composition before clicking buy tho...