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" We here at the Style Blog are highly in favor of the Everlane business model. With a focus on what they call &amp;quot;radical transparency,&amp;quot; the brand seeks to show customers exactly what goes into the making of their products, so you know where it&amp;#039;s made, who&amp;#039;s making it, and why it costs what it does. Call it customer empowerment, if you will. Still, full disclosure wouldn&amp;#039;t mean much if they didn&amp;#039;t offer excellent merchandise, and, lucky for us, they do. With an emphasis on simplicity, the label \u2014 which has offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles \u2014 offers a range of slim button-ups, T-shirts, sweaters, and bags. Now for the exciting news: Starting today, Everlane is expanding their portfolio to include leather goods with the introduction of wallets. Handcrafted in Spain from Italian hides, the two styles continue the stripped-down, straightforward approach of the brand&amp;#039;s apparel. For the minimalist, there&amp;#039;s a cardholder for just the bare necessities, while the traditional guy can opt for the classic billfold. Both feature angled pockets and a contrasting pebbled vs. polished tactility, which prove that effortlessness can still be interesting. And with the price tag topping off at a mere $65, it&amp;#039;s clear these new additions to the Everlane roster are meant to help you save money, not waste it \u2014 another idea we fully support. The Card Case ($45) and the Fold-Over ($65) by Everlane, everlane.com  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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