88% matchAGOLDE
Same vintage-wash LA denim, more laser-treated and edgy
What changes: Corporate-backed vertical production rather than reworked vintage Levi's
Brand profile
Re/Done
Los Angeles label rebuilding vintage Levi's into modern denim and ready-to-wear, now majority-owned by Italian private equity firm Style Capital.
Los AngelesOrigin
UnisexFocus
Workwear / HeritageStyle
$$$Price
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What to know about Re/Done
Old Levi's cut into new shapes
The original idea was reconstructing vintage Levi's into contemporary fits; Re/Done now also makes its own denim, plus Hanes-based tees, leather jackets and ready-to-wear.
Jeans first, everything else after
Denim is what the brand is known for, and the rest of the line — tees, outerwear, ready-to-wear — reads as extensions of the same Los Angeles vintage-reference vocabulary.
Wholesale-wide, now pushing own stores
About 350 wholesale doors in 30 countries sit alongside its own site, and majority owner Style Capital has installed leadership opening direct retail in New York, London and Asia.
How Re/Done fits
Overall fit
runs small
Shoppers generally find Re/Done runs slightly small to true to size, with rigid vintage denim breaking in over time and tees fitting close and shrinking slightly.
Tip: For denim, check the specific cut as vintage-reconstructed pairs often run small and stiff; many size up in jeans and tees.
Medium confidence · based on 12 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jeans & denim | runs small | slim to straight, vintage-inspired | Consider sizing up, especially in rigid non-stretch styles that mold to the body after wear. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | fitted, classic | Size up if you prefer a relaxed fit, as the Hanes-based tees run close and can shrink. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
If you like Re/Done
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Logo-free vintage cuts in Italian denim
What changes: Narrower range, denim-only focus with little RTW
82% matchGRLFRND
Custom-washed high-rise jeans and cut-offs, more e-comm driven
What changes: Revolve-owned, trend-led rather than archive reconstruction
80% matchFRAME
Cleaner California minimalism across full ready-to-wear
What changes: Broader lifestyle collections, less vintage-repair story
Re/Done fit questions
Does Re/Done run big or small?
Re/Done runs small. For denim, check the specific cut as vintage-reconstructed pairs often run small and stiff; many size up in jeans and tees. Shoppers generally find Re/Done runs slightly small to true to size, with rigid vintage denim breaking in over time and tees fitting close and shrinking slightly.
How does Re/Done fit?
Shoppers generally find Re/Done runs slightly small to true to size, with rigid vintage denim breaking in over time and tees fitting close and shrinking slightly. Overall shape: slim, vintage-inspired.
How do Re/Done jeans & denim fit?
Re/Done jeans & denim runs small. Consider sizing up, especially in rigid non-stretch styles that mold to the body after wear. Shape: slim to straight, vintage-inspired.
How do Re/Done t-shirts & graphic tees fit?
Re/Done t-shirts & graphic tees fits slightly small. Size up if you prefer a relaxed fit, as the Hanes-based tees run close and can shrink. Shape: fitted, classic.
Brand facts
Re/Done reconstructs vintage Levi's jeans into contemporary cuts and also makes its own denim, Hanes-based tees, leather jackets and ready-to-wear from Los Angeles. Founded by Sean Barron and Jamie Mazur, it sells through roughly 350 wholesale doors across 30 countries alongside shopredone.com. Italian private equity firm Style Capital, a minority shareholder since 2018, has moved to majority ownership and installed new leadership pushing direct retail in New York, London and Asia. Kaia Gerber has joined as an investor and creative partner.
- Founded
- 2014
- Origin
- Los Angeles, United States
- Made in
- USA
- Price
- $$$
- Typical prices
- T-shirts $103–$172 · Trousers $314–$450
- Focus
- Unisex
- Facts checked
- August 2026
- Styles
- Workwear / Heritage, Minimalist / Contemporary, Y2K