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En résumé : Dime
Dime a vu le jour en 2005 sous la forme d'un groupe informel d'amis skateurs montréalais qui filmaient des clips sur le boulevard Saint-Laurent, bien avant de devenir l'une des marques de skate les plus influentes d'Amérique du Nord. Ce qui a commencé par des t-shirts sérigraphiés à la main et des casquettes brodées s'est transformé, délibérément lentement, en une ligne de vêtements coupés-cousus complète : des maillots de rugby, des pulls torsadés, des jeans et des vestes en jacquard, fabriqués avec la même attitude décontractée et axée sur l'humour qui a distingué la marque de ses pairs plus sérieux. Sous la direction créative de Vince Tsang depuis 2011, Dime a associé ses racines skate à un œil plus aiguisé pour les tissus et la construction sans perdre l'irrévérence, de sa mascotte culte à sa collaboration avec JJJJound, qui a bâti sa réputation. Pour Urban Industry, Dime représente une chose rare : une véritable marque de skate dont les t-shirts graphiques et les maillots peuvent être portés au quotidien, tandis que ses vestes et ses pièces coupées-cousues sont suffisamment substantielles pour rivaliser avec une tenue britannique.
Comment Dime se démarque-t-elle ?
- Construction coupée-cousue : plutôt que de sérigraphier sur des blanks, les maillots de rugby, vestes et polos de Dime sont coupés et cousus selon leur propre patron, offrant un tombé plus carré et structuré qui conserve sa forme lavage après lavage, et pas seulement son imprimé.
- Teintures et finitions lavées : des pièces comme la veste en jean à capuche utilisent des lavages aux enzymes et à la pierre sur le denim de coton, de sorte que la couleur s'installe dans un aspect usé et vécu dès le premier porté, sans nécessiter des années de décoloration.
- Détails en tricot torsadé et jacquard : la maille présente une véritable jauge torsadée plutôt qu'un motif torsadé imprimé, et les tissages jacquard tels que la veste à motif pied-de-poule sont tissés dans le tissu lui-même, et non appliqués par-dessus.
- Coupe inspirée du skate : les pantalons et shorts sont conçus avec une jambe plus basse et plus ample, adaptée aux squats et aux mouvements sur une planche, ce qui explique aussi pourquoi la coupe est ample plutôt que taillée hors de la planche.
L'avis d'Urban Industry sur Dime
En ce qui concerne les tailles, l'héritage skate de Dime transparaît : les coupes sont généreuses par conception, alors considérez la taille indiquée sur l'étiquette comme la taille réelle plutôt que comme une raison de prendre une taille au-dessus. Si vous souhaitez un look ajusté et décontracté qui convient mieux à la superposition streetwear britannique qu'une coupe skate vraiment ample, prenez une taille en dessous pour les t-shirts et les tricots. Gardez votre taille habituelle pour les vestes afin qu'il y ait de la place en dessous pour un sweat à capuche ou un tricot de poids moyen, ce qui est plus important ici que dans le froid plus sec de Montréal : une tenue britannique doit gérer la pluie ainsi que le froid, et les extérieurs en coton et denim plus lourds prennent plus de temps à sécher entre les portages. Pour les vestes à motif pied-de-poule et en jean à capuche en particulier, le prix en fait un investissement à considérer en termes de coût par utilisation plutôt qu'un achat d'une seule saison, alors respectez les conseils de lavage de la marque pour protéger la finition. Les nouvelles collections Dime se vendent rapidement, et Urban Industry les expédie rapidement dès leur arrivée, il est donc utile de vérifier les tailles tôt plutôt que d'attendre un réapprovisionnement.
Frequently asked questions about Dîme
Where can I buy Dime in the UK?
Dime is sold in the UK through a small selection of carefully curated independent retailers, and Urban Industry is one of the leading stockists. We carry the current range including heavyweight graphic T-shirts, classic and Dots hoodies, zip hoodies, sweatshorts, baggy denim, baggy chinos, rugby polo shirts, jeans jackets and lightweight windbreakers. Based in Eastbourne and trading since 2002, our team is happy to advise on sizing and fit. We are rated Excellent on Trustpilot and ship Dime globally with next working day UK delivery.
Is Urban Industry a reliable place to buy Dime?
Yes. Urban Industry is an authorised UK Dime retailer trading since 2002, sourcing every piece through official distribution channels. Our Trustpilot rating sits at Excellent with thousands of UK and international reviews, and we offer real human sizing advice before you order. We curate Dime alongside other premium skate and streetwear brands including Pop Trading Company, OBEY Clothing, Carhartt WIP, Parlez, Brixton and Element, with fast UK dispatch and proper after sales care when collecting limited drop skate apparel.
Does Urban Industry ship Dime internationally?
Yes, we ship Dime worldwide from Eastbourne on the South Coast of England. UK orders dispatch on a next working day service with free delivery over our standard threshold. International orders go via tracked services to Europe, North America, Asia and Australasia, calculated at checkout. Because Dime is produced in limited Montreal led drops, customers outside North America often choose Urban Industry to access pieces that are difficult to find in their own market. All international shipments are insured and tracked end to end.
What is Urban Industry's returns policy on Dime?
Dime pieces are covered by our standard 18 day returns policy. If the item is unworn, in original condition and returned with its tags and packaging, you can send it back for a full refund or exchange. UK returns are arranged through our online portal. International returns are accepted at the customer's cost. For sizing queries before you buy, our team is happy to advise based on your measurements and intended fit, as Dime cuts are designed with a comfortable skate silhouette that is roomier through the body than mainstream streetwear.
Who is Dime and what is the brand's heritage?
Dime is a Montreal based skate brand that grew out of a tight knit skate crew and a love of '90s hip hop. The brand started life producing skate videos set to underground rap tracks before evolving into a full clothing label, and it now sits as one of the most influential names in modern skate streetwear globally. Dime has also built the annual Dime Glory Challenge into a cult skate event that draws professional skaters from around the world to Montreal each year. The brand's signature mix of nostalgia, dry humour and quiet quality runs through everything it makes.
What is Dime best known for?
Dime is best known for its deadpan graphic T-shirts, heavyweight hoodies, baggy cut denim and chinos, and a distinctive sense of humour that runs through every collection. Visual themes include hand drawn type, scribble logos, surreal characters and offbeat one liners, all built on premium heavyweight cotton bodies. Beyond the apparel, the brand is known for its skate videos, the Dime Glory Challenge event and celebrated collaborations across skate, lifestyle and footwear. The result is one of the most consistent and most copied visual identities in skate streetwear today.
How do Dime T-shirts fit?
Dime T-shirts use a classic skate cut, sitting between traditional fitted and full oversized. Most graphic T-shirts fit true to UK size with a slightly dropped shoulder and a comfortable but not tent like body. If you prefer a slimmer fit, sizing down is sensible. If you want a fully oversized look, sizing up by one delivers it cleanly. The signature body is a heavyweight 6.5oz pre shrunk cotton jersey, so the fit you get when you first wear the T-shirt is the fit it keeps after the first wash. Our team can confirm specific measurements before you order.
What is special about the heavyweight cotton Dime uses?
Dime builds its T-shirts on a 6.5oz heavy cotton jersey and its hoodies on a 14oz heavyweight fleece, both well above the weight used by most mainstream streetwear brands. The extra weight gives the garment real substance in the hand, holds graphic prints sharper through repeated wash cycles, and resists thinning out. It also makes the cotton soften beautifully with time without losing structure, which is part of why Dime has become a go to for buyers who want their staples to last for years rather than seasons.
How do Dime hoodies and sweats fit?
Dime hoodies and sweats follow the same contemporary relaxed silhouette as the T-shirts, sitting between fitted and fully oversized, with a roomy body and comfortable shoulder drop. They wear true to UK size for a classic skate fit, or size up by one for a more oversized look. The signature pullover hoodies use a 14oz heavyweight cotton fleece for real thermal weight, and the zip hoodies and Cursive Small Logo styles tend to use a lighter 12oz body for easier layering. Matching sweatshorts and sweatpants are released in the same colour and weight.
How do Dime baggy denim and chino trousers fit?
Dime baggy denim and baggy chinos sit at the heart of the brand's bottom half offering and use a relaxed, true to size waist with a generous, straight leg that drops cleanly over a skate shoe or boot. The fit is intentionally loose without becoming tent shaped, drawing on '90s skate denim proportions reinterpreted with a modern cleanness. The classic relaxed denim falls between the baggy and standard cuts for buyers who want some of that volume without committing to the full baggy silhouette. All cotton denim is pre shrunk.
Should I choose a Dime pullover hoodie or a zip hoodie?
Dime releases both pullover and full zip hoodies each season, and the choice comes down to use. The pullover hoodies, including the Dots, Don't Look and Decoy styles, are built on a 14oz heavyweight cotton fleece, ideal for everyday wear, layering under a jacket or simply throwing on cold mornings. The zip hoodies, including the Cursive Small Logo zip, use a lighter 12oz body and are more versatile as layering pieces, easier to put on and take off over a T-shirt. Many customers eventually own both.
What is the Dime Tech Rugby Shirt and the Tech outerwear line?
Dime's Tech pieces sit alongside the core cotton range and use technical fabrics rather than heavyweight cotton. The Tech Rugby Shirt is built from a nylon and spandex blend for stretch, moisture management and a sharper, more technical drape than a traditional cotton rugby. The Two Tone Windbreaker uses a lightweight treated polyester shell to block wind and shed light rain, with a Dime fit and quiet branding. These pieces work well as transition layers for buyers who like Dime's design language but want a more technical alternative to the heavyweight cotton staples.
How should I care for my Dime T-shirts and hoodies to keep them sharp?
Always follow the inner care label first as fabrics vary. As a general guide, wash Dime graphic T-shirts and hoodies inside out in cool water with a non bio liquid detergent, and avoid fabric softener which can dull screen printed graphics. Hang dry to preserve the cut and the print, or use a low tumble setting if the label allows. Iron on the reverse only and never directly onto graphics. Pre shrunk heavyweight cotton handles repeated washing extremely well, so treated gently the prints stay crisp for years.
How does Dime compare to other skate and streetwear brands?
Dime sits in a very specific space within skate streetwear. Pop Trading Company brings a more European, considered take with cleaner graphics and refined cuts. OBEY Clothing leans into political art and graphic heritage. Carhartt WIP is the workwear leaning crossover, durable and broad in scope. Parlez and Brixton sit closer to lifestyle skate with classic logo and pattern work. Dime is the strongest pick when you want premium heavyweight cotton bodies, sharp deadpan humour, the cleanest baggy fits in skate and a real connection to a working skate crew based in Montreal.