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The Ollie Pant - Army Green
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The Ollie Pant - Army Green

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The verdict

Budget-friendly entry to Re/Done's pant line; a fair value if the Ollie's cut suits your silhouette.

Fit

Army green suggests a utilitarian aesthetic; The Ollie is likely a straighter, simpler block than the Trooper. Fit is standard; no special stretch indicated.

Quality

At $215, Re/Done is making concessions to price. Expect solid finishing but not the refinement of their pricier options.

Is the price fair?

The lowest Re/Done pant in this batch. Decent value for a designer-brand staple pant if construction holds up.

Best for

Shoppers wanting to test Re/Done's fit and quality at a lower entry price, or those who rotate utilitarian pants regularly.

Care

Army-green dyes can shift if not washed in cold water separately from lighter garments.

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What owners report about Re/Done pants

Coverage of the brand's denim-led pants range splits sharply by source. Editorial reviewers describe rigid, structured denim that fits true to size out of the box, holds its shape through repeated wear, and needs no break-in period, though several owners note extra room through the thigh or gapping at the lower back that required tailoring. Store-level feedback is far harsher: a small Trustpilot sample sits at 1.7/5, with reports of pairs ripping after only a few wears, pair-to-pair fit variation attributed to the vintage-style cuts, and slow customer service. Pricing sits at the luxury end — the best-selling jean runs $255.

Strengths
Reviewers consistently praise the structured rigid denim for fitting well immediately and holding its shape wear after wear.
Watch out for
Durability and service are the recurring complaints — reports of ripping within a few wears, fit that varies from pair to pair, and slow responses when something goes wrong.
Sizing
Multiple reviewers report the range fits true to size, but the rigid all-cotton cuts have no stretch, and some owners needed waist tailoring to fix gapping.

About Re/Done's pants line as a whole. Sources: RE/DONE Denim Review (2025) | The Quality Edit · Re/Done Jeans Review: You need to know this about their sizing · RE/DONE Jeans Review - Must Read This Before Buying · RE/DONE Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of shopredone.com

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