RE/DONE

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RE/DONE is an upcycled denim brand founded in Los Angeles in 2014 by Sean Barron and Jamie Mazur. It takes apart vintage Levi’s and other garments and reconstructs them in contemporary fits. Centered on denim, the brand also offers sweatshirts, ready-to-wear, shoes, and leather goods. Since its founding, it has focused on “upcycling vintage Levi’s into modern fits,” creating new styles while extending the life of existing materials.

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upcycling vintage Levi’s into modern fits

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2016
2016 Sub-brand
RE/DONE Originals
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An extension with a distinct concept that complements the original line

RE/DONE Originals is an in-house line introduced by RE/DONE in 2016. Separate from its col

RE/DONE Originals is an in-house line introduced by RE/DONE in 2016. Separate from its collections centered on reconstructing vintage Levi's, it serves as a distinct denim-focused line using new premium denim from the same mill. According to Style Capital's official announcement, the product range emerged from a track record built through collaborations with Levi's and Hanes. Beyond jeans that reinterpret vintage styles, the range expanded to include T-shirts, hoodies, and sneakers. It is still presented on the official website as RE/DONE Originals Jeans.

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2015.09.03

Levi's

RE/DONE and Levi’s denim reconstruction collaboration (based on the announcement date). Vintage Levi’s is deconstructed and reworked into contemporary fits, with sustainability at the forefront.

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