Ever Clothing

[Burr130]

Hey did a search but there seems to be no info of ever clothing around. Any one have any experience with this brand? How's the sizing? Any thoughts on the brand?

 

[jet]

They're still around?

 

[Burr130]

yupp they're still around. I'm liking some of the button shirts, but not sure how they fit. Can anyone help me out?

 

[Returningson]

Not sure about their shirts (although I would imagine they are a snug fit, not really true of sizing similiar to the way Diesel sizes their stuff) but their leather jackets are some of the best in the business. Already featured in a couple of films (Zac Efron 17 again) these babies are built using the softed leathers. I recently picked up an Ever leather jacket (for a good price) and I just love it!

 

[Spencer]

I'm a fan.

Stuff fits true to size in most items. Some of their t's are a bit more fitted but not overly so, and some of the hoodies are slim too. Good material, good fit, quality pieces, not overly expensive though most items go on sale at some point, plus they constantly have seasonsal sales at their stores (good if you're in L.A. there are like 4 here), and also online.

 

[hoit1981]

Generally I'm a fan of their more basic items. They do nice t-shirts and henleys and they also make great hoodies. It's a quality brand, a little on the expensive side for what it is (in my opinion), but saying that it is all made in the USA which is awesome. Sizing is totally true to size, I'm a size large and have never had a problem. You can get a lot of stuff of their website (www.ever-us.com/) and also from revolveclothing.com.

 

[spacemanvt]

i have one of their ts

nice stuff

 

[sho'nuff]

ever shirts and jackets sizes a tad small like diesel , you can size up.

ever jeans are vanity sized like diesel, you should size down

 

[Stylin-1]

I have a henley of theirs. Not bad, fairly well fitting.

 

[Jon Cardoza]

They are closed down. The owner/creator filed for bankruptcy a couple of years back. The company was started in Southern CA and was on the up and up...then out of no where business just tanked.