Los Angeles–based label known for reconstructing vintage Levi’s into one-of-a-kind, modern-fitting luxury denim.
ORIGIN
United States
PRICE TIER
luxury
SPECIALIZATION
WOMEN
Founded in 2014 by Sean Barron and Jamie Mazur, RE/DONE launched with a revolutionary concept: upcycling vintage Levi’s into tailored, modern fits without losing their heritage character. Born in Los Angeles, the brand quickly became a favorite of the "cool girl" set—worn by the likes of Bella Hadid and Alessandra Ambrosio—for its ability to marry the soul of vintage denim with the precision of contemporary tailoring.
$457.00$544.00
$154.00$208.00
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$457.00$544.00
$457.00$544.00
$154.00$208.00
$471.00$497.00
$457.00$544.00

An exclusive interview with Pamela Anderson and RE/DONE co-founder Sean Barron discussing their sustainable, 90s-inspired collaboration. The piece explores the collection's eco-conscious materials (apple-skin leather, regenerative cotton) and its cultural significance as a 'redemptive' homecoming for Anderson.

A recent lookbook review of RE/DONE's Spring 2025 collection, highlighting the brand's continued commitment to upcycling and 're-forming' vintage aesthetics for modern trends. It details key pieces like the Comfort Stretch High Rise Wide Leg Crop and the brand's 'RE/SPONSIBILITY' ethics pillars.

A comprehensive profile of founders Sean Barron and Jamie Mazur, detailing their professional backgrounds prior to RE/DONE and the brand's evolution from a 'grey area' project to an official partner of Levi's. The interview covers their leadership vision, the challenges of scaling upcycled denim, and their expansion into ready-to-wear.

A foundational look at RE/DONE's launch story and manufacturing process. This article takes a tour of their Los Angeles factory, explaining the complex, labor-intensive process of taking apart vintage Levi's and reconstructing them into modern fits, establishing the brand's 'luxury heritage' positioning.

An in-depth conversation with the founders about the ethos of 'upcycling' versus traditional manufacturing. They discuss their organic approach to collaborations, the technical challenges of repurposing menswear for women, and their mission to disrupt the pattern of fashion waste.