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Browse all Re/Done jeans →Loosie Jean - Night Bird Blue Destroy
The verdict
Fit
Loose leg through the thigh and knee, with distress detail (exact placement suggests aggressive wear in specific spots). Night Bird Blue Destroy is a medium blue with a worn cast. Expect volume and a relaxed rise.
Quality
Distress work is an added cost; Re/Done typically executes intentional wear cleanly and consistently. The loose fit may shift with wear; construction is sound but the destroy details are a style commitment.
Is the price fair?
At $295 for a trendy loose-leg with active distressing, you're in brand-premium territory. The price is steep for a silhouette that may feel dated in a few seasons.
Best for
Shoppers committed to the nineties aesthetic and comfortable with visible destruction; those who view this as a trend piece, not a lasting basic.
Care
Wash cold and inside-out to slow the widening of distress holes and preserve the worn tone.
What owners report about Re/Done jeans
Owners report rigid, heavyweight denim that holds its shape through repeated wear and washing, with a fit that hugs the waist and seat and relaxes through the leg. Reviewers describe the jeans as comfortable straight away with no break-in needed, and the free lifetime repair policy (owner pays shipping) comes up as a plus. Complaints are smaller-scale: some wearers get lower-back gapping that needs tailoring, the button-fly hardware can feel flimsy over time, and pricing sits at the luxury end.
- Strengths
- Heavyweight denim that keeps its shape after washing and frequent wear, with reviewers reporting no break-in period.
- Watch out for
- Lower-back waist gapping that requires tailoring, flimsy-feeling button-fly buttons, and luxury pricing are the recurring gripes, and reworked-vintage pairs vary more in wash and size than the standard line.
- Sizing
- Reviewers report true-to-size fit with a high rise and long inseams; wearers with slimmer thighs may find the leg loose, and reworked-vintage pairs are less consistent in sizing than the standard line.
About Re/Done's jeans line as a whole. Sources: And They're Sustainable, Too: The Re/Done Jeans Review · Re/Done Jeans Review: You need to know this about their sizing · RE/DONE Jeans Review - Must Read This Before Buying
