Meghan Markle-approved brand Everlane is doing a 'choose what you pay' sale right now. 

In 2017 Meghan Markle entered the world stage as the official girlfriend of Prince Harry.

The couple effectively debuted their relationship and two years on, they’re married and the happy new parents of baby Archie.

We know this and we know that you know this already, however, we’d like to direct your attention to Meghan’s choice of brown leather tote bag back at the Invictus Games.

Simple, elegant and oh-so-wearable, the Duchess' tote was from the US-born label Everlane, which aims to bring you ethical, sustainable and quality-made clothes at an affordable price point. And they're currently holding a 'choose what you pay' sale.

With over 418 products in the sale - including some of their top-selling styles - Everlane offers you three price points while informing you exactly where your money goes. The lowest price point covers the development, production and fulfilment of the product while the two higher price tags means Everlane will also make a profit from the sales.

Although the sustainable and ethical clothing industry gets a bad rap for being expensive, there are of course reasons for this. Fair wages in transparent and safe companies cost money, as do quality, non-synthetic materials like silk, cashmere and cotton. These natural fibres also last longer, aren't derived from plastic (like polyester) and feel better and less sweaty to wear.

However, Everlane manages to keep costs to the consumer down by reducing the 'traditional retail markup' of said clothes.

Standard shipping to Australia is free for orders over $100 (or $21.57 AUD for orders under $100), and just keep in mind that the sizes displayed are in US sizing.

Without further ado, these are our go-to pieces we want to 'add to cart' immediately.

The perfect trans-seasonal loafer:

Wear this with dresses, skirts and stocking, plush knits and jeans of every variety. This year-round favourite has been kicking around for years and it's not going anywhere soon.

SHOP:  The Modern Tassel Loafer in Oxblood, $183.

The silk shirt for all occasions:

From the office to the weekend a breathable silk shirt will always serve you well. This oversized shirt with the classic button-down front is made from eco-conscious Clean Silk so you can look good while feeling good. A big tick if you ask us.

SHOP: The Clean Silk Oversized Shirt in Olive, $95.

The cosy cashmere jumper:

Yes, this sweater isn't cheap coming in at $101, but it's a staple colour in a trans-seasonal style you'll be able to wear for seasons to come. The very definition of an 'investment piece' to be honest.

SHOP: The Cashmere Crop Mockneck in Camel, $101.

The plush cocoon coat:

We'd like to snuggle up in this divine lilac number right now. Throw on top of your normal sweater and jeans combination for a cosy and sartorial twist. The coat also comes in a grey check print for those who prefer a more classic tone.

SHOP: The Cocoon Coat in Heather Lavender, $180. 

The $50 boyfriend jeans you need:

Buy once and wear forever, a pair of basic black jeans speak for themselves. This pair is made from 98 per cent Japanese denim (with 2 per cent elastane for stretch) in the world's cleanest denim factory. The facility recycles 98 per cent of its water, air dries its jeans for lower energy consumption and responsibly (and sustainably) deposits the toxic denim byproduct, Saitex, to ensure the chemicals don't leach into the environment.

SHOP: The Modern Boyfriend Jean in black, $50.

The dress that screams 'European summer' and is infinitely cheaper than a plane ticket:

Italy has never been closer. This tangerine dream of a dress says 'beach side picnic' regardless of the weather. Wear with a white turtleneck or long-sleeve tee to suit chillier, southern-hemisphere climates... at least until November.

SHOP: The Japanese GoWeave Tank Wrap Dress, $144 AUD. 

Will you be buying any pieces from this sale? Tell us in a comment below!