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Read More Many consumers go to Everlane feeling good that they paid a fair price for something made "in the best ethical factories around the world," with "the finest materials." But sustainable fashion advocates have questioned its environmental credentials for some time now, asking: does Everlane actually live up its green halo? Let's take a deep dive into Everlane's social and environmental practices and find out.
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