Sean Barron's guest appearances

Sean Barron

The Glossy Podcast

Find the Good News with Brother Oran Parker

Brown Thomas Presents…

Marc Jacobs

Tom Ford

Claire Mazur

Margaret Meloni

Aubrie Pagano

Jenny Fleiss

Corin Grillo

John O'Donnell

Kelly Cook

Jeff Johnson

Emily Weiss

Jennifer Lopez

Ralph Lauren

Eileen Fisher

Henry Davis

OwlTail

Re/Done co-founder Sean Barron never set out to launch a sustainable denim brand. “We thought it was a project,” versus a company, he said on the latest episode of the Glossy Podcast. His business partner, Jamie Mazur, “had this idea of taking Levi's apart and making jeans that fit girls,” Barron said. “It took nine months for us to make that work. Then we built a website.” On the brand’s launch date in 2014, after Bella Hadid hyped the brand in an Instagram post, the first pairs of Re/Done denim sold out in 12 minutes at midnight and attracted a 1,200-person waitlist. “Vogue and every kind of media covered it,” said Barron. “It was like, ‘Oh, maybe we have something here.’”Now, Re/Done is the biggest purchaser of vintage Levi's worldwide. To date, it’s upcycled 120,000 pairs of Levi's. The company’s ongoing partnership with Levi’s is key to its success among millennial shoppers, said Barron. “What resonates and [works] to build a community in the millennial space are [styles] with scarcity, exclusivity and storytelling. And those three [characteristics] actually live inside of one pair of Levi's,” said Barrron. “If you have a vintage pair, they're very exclusive. They're one of one. And they're scarce because there's not an infinite amount. And each jean really tells a story. Maybe a trucker bought it and then he gave it to his girlfriend, and she gave it to Goodwill. There are all these storytelling moments that, even if you don't know them, you know they exist.”Barron also discussed Re/Done's growing direct-to-consumer business, its "big" physical retail plans and its three-part collaboration strategy.

Re/Done co-founder Sean Barron never set out to launch a sustainable denim brand. “We thought it was a project,” versus a company, he said on the latest episode of the Glossy Podcast. His business partner, Jamie Mazur, “had this idea of taking Levi's apart and making jeans that fit girls,” Barron said. “It took nine months for us to make that work. Then we built a website.” On the brand’s launch date in 2014, after Bella Hadid hyped the brand in an Instagram post, the first pairs of Re/Done denim sold out in 12 minutes at midnight and attracted a 1,200-person waitlist. “Vogue and every kind of media covered it,” said Barron. “It was like, ‘Oh, maybe we have something here.’”Now, Re/Done is the biggest purchaser of vintage Levi's worldwide. To date, it’s upcycled 120,000 pairs of Levi's. The company’s ongoing partnership with Levi’s is key to its success among millennial shoppers, said Barron. “What resonates and [works] to build a community in the millennial space are [styles] with scarcity, exclusivity and storytelling. And those three [characteristics] actually live inside of one pair of Levi's,” said Barrron. “If you have a vintage pair, they're very exclusive. They're one of one. And they're scarce because there's not an infinite amount. And each jean really tells a story. Maybe a trucker bought it and then he gave it to his girlfriend, and she gave it to Goodwill. There are all these storytelling moments that, even if you don't know them, you know they exist.”Barron also discussed Re/Done's growing direct-to-consumer business, its "big" physical retail plans and its three-part collaboration strategy.

‘Scarcity, exclusivity and storytelling’: Re/Done's Sean Barron on what millennial shoppers want

In today’s episode we speak to Sean Barron, Co-Founder of cult brand RE/DONE.RE/DONE was born online in 2014, with their first batch of jeans selling out within 12 minutes and from there the brand has grown from strength to strength.Sean discusses how RE/DONE is more than a luxury label, RE/DONE is a movement to restore individuality to the luxury fashion space,to keep heritage brands relevant and to create sustainable fashion.

In today’s episode we speak to Sean Barron, Co-Founder of cult brand RE/DONE. RE/DONE was born online in 2014, with their first batch of jeans selling out within 12 minutes and from there the brand has grown from strength to strength. Sean discusses how RE/DONE is more than a luxury label, RE/DONE is a movement to restore individuality to the luxury fashion space, to keep heritage brands relevant and to create sustainable fashion.

34: Sean Barron, RE/DONE

EP. 68 - The Shot in the Dark Ft. Pastor Sean Barron ========== Most of my conversations on Find the Good News start off right at the round table. In the case of Pastor Sean Barron, I got to have a long friendly chat with him the night before we recorded. I usually get to see each guest as they walk up to the studio door. With Sean, I walked right up to him as he was coming in, and what a joyous greeting he provided. He offered a genuine smile, a hug, and one of my favorite gifts to receive, the gift of common ground. Sean shared happy memories with me of his youth spent scouring the shelves of my Daddy's local video and gaming store, Bo's Videos. I think fondly on those times in the 80s and 90s, and it was clear to me that Sean does as well. In my case, and I think perhaps in Sean's, those times hold high-value because they were before the troubles. You know the troubles. We each have them in our lives, to one varying degree or another. Depending on the ever-changing variety of circumstances in life, the troubles could be little speed bumps, or they could be tire-shredding potholes. In Pastor Sean's case, the troubles came, and they came again, and again. These troubles became the very ground on which Sean's salvation was built, the tilled earth that gave our region the Christian recovery program "Freedom Ministry of the South. He said something to me in our conversation that stood out, partly because it was familiar and mostly because it was powerful. "My name is Sean, and my life has become unmanageable." Maybe you've said some version of this, or perhaps you're on your way there. Wherever you're at, whatever your troubles, however unlovable you feel you are, Sean Barron and "Freedom Ministry of the South" is there to give you the gift of common ground. You haven't fallen anywhere that they haven't fallen too. Because they've been shredded in the same potholes, they know how to change a tire and get you back on a better path. Sean has been there himself, and he knows the way out is through loving and compassionate Christian accompaniment. His message is one of falling down, getting up, redemption, love, transformation, and hope. This is my conversation with Pastor Sean Barron. ========== SUPPORT FIND THE GOOD NEWS ON PATREON &gt;&gt; www.Patreon.com/FindTheGoodNews  ========== FOR MORE INFO ON PASTOR SEAN BARRON &amp; FREEDOM MINISTRY OF THE SOUTH PASTOR SEAN &gt;&gt; https://www.facebook.com/seanB009 FREEDOM MINISTRY OF THE SOUTH &gt;&gt;https://www.facebook.com/FREEDOMMINISTRYOFTHESOUTH337/ SEAN'S BOOK "FINISH YOUR MILK (AND DON'T DRINK THE KOOl-AID)" &gt;&gt; https://www.facebook.com/finishyourmilk/ ==========  FIND THE GOOD NEWS IS PRODUCED BY PARKER BRAND CREATIVE SERVICES &gt;&gt; www.ParkerBrandUp.com ========== SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS ••••••••••••• SULPHUR TODAY &gt;&gt; www.facebook.com/sulphurtoday / #SulphurToday ••••••••••••• BRIMSTONE MUSEUM &gt;&gt; www.brimstonemuseum.org or Call (337) 527-0357 •••••••••••••

EP. 68 - The Shot in the Dark Ft. Pastor Sean Barron ========== Most of my conversations on Find the Good News start off right at the round table. In the case of Pastor Sean Barron, I got to have a long friendly chat with him the night before we recorded. I usually get to see each guest as they walk up to the studio door. With Sean, I walked right up to him as he was coming in, and what a joyous greeting he provided. He offered a genuine smile, a hug, and one of my favorite gifts to receive, the gift of common ground. Sean shared happy memories with me of his youth spent scouring the shelves of my Daddy's local video and gaming store, Bo's Videos. I think fondly on those times in the 80s and 90s, and it was clear to me that Sean does as well. In my case, and I think perhaps in Sean's, those times hold high-value because they were before the troubles. You know the troubles. We each have them in our lives, to one varying degree or another. Depending on the ever-changing variety of circumstances in life, the troubles could be little speed bumps, or they could be tire-shredding potholes. In Pastor Sean's case, the troubles came, and they came again, and again. These troubles became the very ground on which Sean's salvation was built, the tilled earth that gave our region the Christian recovery program "Freedom Ministry of the South. He said something to me in our conversation that stood out, partly because it was familiar and mostly because it was powerful. "My name is Sean, and my life has become unmanageable." Maybe you've said some version of this, or perhaps you're on your way there. Wherever you're at, whatever your troubles, however unlovable you feel you are, Sean Barron and "Freedom Ministry of the South" is there to give you the gift of common ground. You haven't fallen anywhere that they haven't fallen too. Because they've been shredded in the same potholes, they know how to change a tire and get you back on a better path. Sean has been there himself, and he knows the way out is through loving and compassionate Christian accompaniment. His message is one of falling down, getting up, redemption, love, transformation, and hope. This is my conversation with Pastor Sean Barron. ========== SUPPORT FIND THE GOOD NEWS ON PATREON &gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.Patreon.com/FindTheGoodNews" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Patreon.com/FindTheGoodNews</a> ========== FOR MORE INFO ON PASTOR SEAN BARRON &amp; FREEDOM MINISTRY OF THE SOUTH PASTOR SEAN &gt;&gt; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/seanB009" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/seanB009</a> FREEDOM MINISTRY OF THE SOUTH &gt;&gt;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/FREEDOMMINISTRYOFTHESOUTH337/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/FREEDOMMINISTRYOFTHESOUTH337/</a> SEAN'S BOOK "FINISH YOUR MILK (AND DON'T DRINK THE KOOl-AID)" &gt;&gt; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/finishyourmilk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/finishyourmilk/</a> ==========  FIND THE GOOD NEWS IS PRODUCED BY PARKER BRAND CREATIVE SERVICES &gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.ParkerBrandUp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ParkerBrandUp.com</a> ========== SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS ••••••••••••• SULPHUR TODAY &gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.facebook.com/sulphurtoday" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/sulphurtoday</a> / #SulphurToday ••••••••••••• BRIMSTONE MUSEUM &gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.brimstonemuseum.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.brimstonemuseum.org</a> or Call (337) 527-0357 •••••••••••••

Ep. 68 - The Shot in the Dark Ft. Pastor Sean Barron - Find the Good News with Oran Parker