Dime MTL

Dime started in 2005 as a Montreal skate video crew — Antoine Asselin, Phil Lavoie and a handful of friends filming each other. Apparel came in 2014, almost as an afterthought, and turned into one of the most copied aesthetics in skateboarding. The Glory Challenge, their annual costume-driven contest, is now more watched than most serious competitions, mostly because it refuses to take itself seriously.

We've carried the brand since early on. It's the clearest example of what we look for — something specific, made by people who'd be making it anyway.

Denim

The strongest category and the one we buy deepest. The Baggy Denim Pant is the signature — wide leg, heavy denim, washes that change every season. Straight and relaxed cuts alongside it, plus the Classic and Carpenter shorts.

Fit runs true. The baggy cut already gives you room through the thigh and seat, so there's no need to size up. Pants 30–36, shorts 28–36.

Tees, hoodies and the rest

Graphics rotate every season and pull from 80s and 90s subculture in a way that lands rather than just referencing. Heavy cotton, cut slightly boxy. The hoodies and zip-ups sit at the top end — midweight French terry, relaxed.

Then the accessories wall: caps, wallets, bags, socks, keychains, and the occasional deck or set of wheels for people who actually skate.

Women's

Tees, hoodies and selected denim in women's fits, plus jersey pieces like the Classic Jersey Skirt and Rib Tank. Availability moves quickly — email us to check before ordering.

Common questions

Does Dime denim run true to size?
Yes. Stay at your usual waist — the cut does the work.

Where is Dime from?
Montreal. Founded 2005 as a video crew, apparel from 2014.

Do you ship across Canada?
Yes, from Kelowna in 1–3 business days. Free over $150.

What else do you carry alongside it?
Butter Goods, Cash Only, Fucking Awesome and Polar.