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No. 26FCMRSH11288810
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No. 26FCMRSH11288810

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The verdict

Singular black washed shorts with authentic vintage detail and one-of-one appeal.

Fit

Size 26 as a unique piece means proportions reflect the original garment; fit is not standardized across multiple units.

Quality

Condition and construction integrity depend on the source; inspect seams and fabric consistency before committing.

Is the price fair?

Entry-level pricing for re/done's archive line reflects the one-off nature and potential patina.

Best for

Vintage enthusiasts and collectors who value authenticity and individuality over uniformity.

Care

Hand-wash in cool water with mild soap; lay flat to dry.

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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

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