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Browse all Re/Done shorts →Daisy Short - Day Tripper
The verdict
Fit
The Daisy short name and Day Tripper wash suggest a relaxed, approachable fit. Likely true to size for a contemporary denim short with some comfort room.
Quality
At 195 USD, this sits in Re/Done's lower-priced tier while maintaining the brand's construction standards. Expect quality seaming and hardware typical of heritage denim.
Is the price fair?
Fair pricing for a branded denim short with editorial credibility. The playful wash justifies premium over basic denim at this price.
Best for
Budget-conscious shoppers who value brand recognition and want a denim short with character beyond the basic blue.
Care
Vintage-look denim often has intentional fading; wash separately to avoid transfer and air dry to preserve the wash.
What owners report about Re/Done shorts
Owners describe rigid, 100% cotton denim with restrained distressing — a little fraying rather than heavy destruction — that holds its shape after the first wash and through repeat wears. The recurring friction is sizing: one shorts reviewer found her usual size tight through the hips while the next size up ran long and looser, and reviewers note the all-cotton fabric shrinks slightly in the wash. The cuts also run short in the leg, and the price is high for a pair of cutoffs.
- Strengths
- Reviewers report the rigid cotton denim keeps its shape wash after wash, with distressing that reads subtle rather than beat-up.
- Watch out for
- Sizing between adjacent sizes is the common failure point — one size pulls tight at the hips while the next runs long and large — at a price that punishes a wrong guess.
- Sizing
- Because the 100% cotton denim shrinks slightly in the wash, reviewers advise sizing up from a tight fit, and ordering two adjacent sizes to compare is common.
About Re/Done's shorts line as a whole. Sources: All the fit & sizing info you need | Re/Done denim shorts reviews | newinspired · RE/DONE Denim Review | The Quality Edit