worn-in

adjective
UK /ˌwɔːn ˈɪn/
US /ˌwɔːrn ˈɪn/

Made soft and comfy because it has been used a lot.

She loves her worn-in sneakers because they feel like slippers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Showing signs of long use, like faded colors or small marks.

The worn-in jacket had patches on both elbows.

3. Feeling natural and relaxed because of practice or habit.

His worn-in routine made the morning easy.

4. Made to look old or used on purpose, as in clothing or furniture.

The store sells worn-in jeans with fake rips.