Everlane are doubling down on denim, and have another fab sale; this time, not just applicable to your first denim purchase. There’s 25% off all jeans using the code DENIM25FORALL. I’m not one to play favourites, but it’s safe to say the proof is in my wardrobe wear count; Everlane denim always seems to come out on top.
Wearing Everlane tank, blazer and way high jeans (worn in size 25; style runs large – opt for a size down or the smaller of the two if between sizes)
If you need a little refresher on how their jeans fit, I shared a comprehensive denim guide mid-last year. Only thing missing is the original cheeky 2.0, which has become a firm favourite since launching a few months back. The new and improved cheeky have a softer stretch than the first iteration, though would still say they fit true to size. I take them in a 26 – my usual size in other denim brands.
The sale is only on for the next three days, so get in quick!
Adore your looks, by the way it’s Malik Mrs Jamie and this is your outfit.
Hi Jamie-Lee,
I’m new to buying Polene bags, and am based in Sydney. With my recent purchase of 2 bags just over $1k, I got slapped with customs, tax, and fees. Do you have a smarter way around purchasing from them in order to save a bit of dosh in the process? Currency options?
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Hi Gracie – my tip if you’re planning to make any purchase over $1000 AUD is to consider whether it’s more cost effective to split up your order. IE. If you are buying two items, each valued at $600 AUD each, it might be more cost effective to place two separate orders. I think there are some websites where you can see what the total tax/duty charges would be which should help from that regard. Seems silly to pay for postage twice, but I have had instances where it’s financially been cheaper to do it that way. I think whether you plan to return anything should also be a consideration (and if free returns are offered or not). Hope that helps!