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Merrell’s Cham Redux gets a bold update with Dime’s signature palette

Merrell and Dime revamp the Cham Redux with bold color

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Dime

Dime is no stranger to collaborations, but its latest project with Merrell’s 1TRL line feels like a natural evolution of the Montreal skate label’s playful yet thoughtful approach. Known for their ability to mix tongue-in-cheek humor with sleek, functional design, Dime takes Merrell’s Cham Redux SE and reimagines it through the lens of transformation. The shoe’s chameleon-inspired identity plays on the idea that sneakers can shift with your mood, environment, or even the season. For Dime, it’s not just about making a skate or a trail shoe, but about creating something versatile for any style or occasion. This collaboration demonstrates that a sneaker can be both technical and understated, yet stylish and bold. 

Merrell and Dime reunite for an upgraded Cham Redux look with new colors

The Cham Redux SE boasts all the technical features that make Merrell a go-to choice for outdoor enthusiasts, including a rugged upper designed to withstand the elements and a cushioned sole for comfort during extended wear. Where Dime leaves its mark is in the colorways. The “Black Sesame” edition keeps things pared down, with muted tones that pair easily with everyday fits. On the other hand, the “Blaze” colorway heats up with a striking gradient effect that fades from fiery orange into softer hues, paying homage to the shoe’s chameleon theme while making a bold statement. Both versions retail for $160 USD, with the first drop available through Dime, followed by a wider release via select Merrell 1TRL retailers on October 2. In the end, this collab feels like more than just another sneaker drop—it’s a reminder that the best shoes don’t force you to choose between style and function. With the Cham Redux SE, you get both, wrapped up in a design that adapts just as easily as you do.

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