Re/Done tailors the rise for every silhouette
The Los Angeles denim house presents three distinct rises, each calibrated to flatter and define. Low, mid and high: a trilogy of proportions for the modern wardrobe.
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Re/Done, the Los Angeles atelier renowned for its meticulous reworking of archival denim, presents its rise trilogy: a carefully considered progression through low, mid and high waistbands, each engineered to suit different frames and moments.
The low rise sits precisely where its name suggests, skimming just beneath the hip bone with the ease of a garment born from nineties ease. The mid rise, that most versatile proportion, settles at the natural waistline, offering the balance between contemporary cool and timeless security. The high rise climbs to sit above the waist, elongating the leg with the graceful geometry that defined denim’s golden hour.
What distinguishes Re/Done’s approach is the rigour of construction beneath each silhouette. The jeans carry the worn patina of genuine vintage in their indigo and lighter washed finishes, their red tabs and copper rivets faithful to denim’s heritage craft. The fabric itself holds that particular weight and give that comes from working with sourced originals, each pair carrying the ghost of its former life while being remade entirely.
Whether cut low across the hip, mid at the true waist, or high and commanding, each rise carries the same calibration of fit and the same commitment to proportion that has become the house’s signature. The offering acknowledges what any perceptive dresser knows: that the rise of a jean determines not merely how it sits, but how it moves with the body, how it photographs, how it speaks.
Imagery courtesy of Re/Done (@shopredone).
