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Merrell 1TRL brings back heritage designs for Autumn/Winter 25

Merrell unveils their first 1TRL AW25 collection

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As brands prepare to close out another summer season, many are unveiling their first autumn collections. While many have started to tease their fall footwear, others, like Merrell, have already released the first of their seasonal drops. Via their lifestyle-focused line, Merrell 1TRL, the outdoor brand has already treated users to the first of their A/W 2025 drops. While all of Merrell’s shoes possess a certain versatility, the brand’s 1TRL collection offers fans of the brand their outdoor ruggedness in shoes optimized for urban settings. In their first drop, Merrell has introduced new boots, slip-ons, and sneakers that blend the brand’s heritage of ruggedness with a street-style profile that is easily wearable in the city. 

Merrell begins the new season with their first fall 1TRL drop

Reimagining many of their styles for an urban setting, Merrell’s first 1TRL AW25 drop is full of classic silhouettes you know and love from the brand. Leading the collection is the brand’s Moab 2 Remix sneaker, available in “Black”, “Dark Cherry”, and “Nori” colors.  Inspired by the Moab hiking boot, the silhouette dons an asymmetric leather upper with suede overlays. Included is Merrell’s signature Vibram outsole, which adds an outdoor touch to the design. Also part of the collection are designs like the ‘Jungle Moc Twist’ and the ‘Hydro Next Gen Moc.’ The new ‘Jungle Moc Twist’ combines the ‘Jungle Moc’ and the ‘Mangrove Moc’ styles with a breathable mesh and sole plate. The entire collection is available in seasonal colorways, including blacks, browns, off-whites, and more. Merrell’s first 1TRL drop is now available via the brand’s webstore.

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