Sometimes, trouble or any problem lit up the most creative corner in our mind to find the solution. Experts say that in the most troubled times, creative behavior progresses and the mind works more efficiently perhaps because people seek new balances. Positive instabilities are good; they happily shift away from previously established codes and standardization. RE/DONE agree to this theory completely. In recent couple of years, in terms of fashion, many new brands have emerged which managed to shake the minds at RE/DONE with romantic ideas that not everyone can access. RE/DONE is a brand for jeans. A brand of jeans with such an interesting story which many celebrities have already fallen at its feet. RE/DONE was founded in order to honor historical brands and to show that an ethical clothing line can also compete in the luxury industry and re-establish each person's individuality making them look stylish yet classy.

Jeans are ordinary clothes that everyone has in their respective closet. So what's special in RE/DONE. What are those qualities that make RE/DONE jeans so special?

It's a kind of sentimental story coming with an eco-friendly background and a unique design. One only needs to notice the work involved in making the RE/DONE jeans to understand their price piece by piece. These jeans come from jeans nobody wanted and are recycled by a Los Angeles company, disassembled and sewn back again through an up cycling process, making sure of overwhelmingly beautiful and unique pieces. There are many qualities in the RE/DONE jeance as it comes with a vintage look. It's up cycled and recycled. It is cool and classy and goes with everyday outfits. It forms a good example of sustainable fashion, eco fashion as well as up cycling fashion. It definitely is a change maker in the fashion industry. 

And why up cycling mentioned here actually means? It's easy to understand. Jamie Mazur who is co-founder along with Sean Barron thought that the current fashion system has a problem with the brands that launch collections every week. It's what is called fast fashion in the fashion industry. This fast fashion is mainly promoted by brands like Zara, Mango, H & M, and Primark. The relentless need for consumption is destructive and harmful to the environment and to humanity – he states. In most cases and brands, the worn look is achieved by using the corrosive chemicals which are not good for the planet because, in most cases, those chemicals end up near major water sources like rivers, or worse, on our skin. RE/DONE has provided a solution to this problem through the outfit it makes.

The essence of RE/DONE comes from unconditional love for denim, and it has grown with time and sneaked into the closets of singers, models and celebrities all across the world. RE/DONE is a movement that seeks to rescue individuality in the luxury sector as well as the environment by creating the recycled clothes. It is a movement that allows brands to be eternal and a movement that believes in the power and efficiency of sustainable fashion.