These are the flats you'll want to pack in your suitcase because a) they're very light and you can fold them up to maximize packing space, and b) you can walk around in them all day long. But when you don't want to wear sneakers but still need the same comfort and support, you're better off with its flats, the Tree Breezer. Read our full Everlane Day Glove review hereĪllbirds is probably better known for its Silicon Valley uniform-mandated sneakers like the Wool Runners and Tree Runners. Several of us have been wearing the same pair for years, with plenty of life in them left. They cost $115, and while not inexpensive, it's a steal for shoes that will last you for as long as these do. The Day Glove flats come in tons of colors, including classics like black and white as well as some fun shades like cobalt blue or lime green. The shoes also feature pull tabs, ventilation holes, and comfy insoles to eliminate some of the most common comfort-related issues flats pose. The leather molds to the foot, so not only will the flats last, they'll get more comfortable over time. "Everlane's Day Glove flats are much more comfortable than any other flats I've tried," writes deputy editor Malarie Gokey, "They actually fit my foot and move with me - not against me."
We wrote up a full review after test-driving these flats, and they remain an all-time favorite. Everlane's leather Day Glove flat is an almost (but not quite) ballet slipper guaranteed to go with just about all your clothing, and it's a staple of nearly every style writer and editor on our team.
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