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"Made With Respect” Switcher kreiert qualitativ hochwertige, komfortable, attraktive, Textilprodukte, basierend auf Einfachheit und Zweckmässigkeit. Switcher Produkte werden mit Respekt für Mensch und Umwelt produziert, ohne unserem Planeten unnötig Schaden zuzuführen.
Widengasse 10, 5070, Frick, Switzerland
3.4
7 reviews
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I have some old Switcher T-shirts that last years and I was amazed by their quality, so I though the new Switcher should be as good. Sadly, they don't have the same quality anymore, neckline of new Switcher T-shirt that was washed only 2x became wrinkly and deformed. I can directly compare with 10 years old Switcher which was washed ~100x and actually looks better...
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