Renewable energy powers the Switcher production. A wind and solar power plant produce 100% of the required energy. The surpluses that are not needed for production are fed into the local grid.

By 2027, Switcher aims to completely dispense with polyester wherever possible. Where technically necessary, we will only use our own recycled yarn or PFAS-free alternatives. Our partner Sulochana processes over 5.5 million PET bottles from the local Indian market every day. Production runs on 100% renewable electricity.

By 2027, we will switch the majority of our blended fibers to 100% organic cotton from certified sources - where possible from regenerative organic cotton. Organic cotton does not use any synthetic chemical fertilizers or pesticides.

Together with the Swiss textile and clothing companies CALIDA, Mammut, Odlo, PkZ, Radys and Workfashion, the Fabric Loop association was founded on November 12th together with the industry association Swiss Textiles. 

The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) is an international certification for products made from recycled materials. It ensures that recycled content is genuine, that it is tracked transparently along the supply chain and that social and environmental criteria are met.

ReSwitcher stands for all products made from recycled fibers - from recycled cotton and recycled polyester to circular materials. Everything that has already had a second life or is made for it can be found under this label in future.

For trust in everyday life. The Standard 100 by Oeko-Tex is a globally standardized testing and certification system for textile products at all stages of processing. Safety guaranteed by testing for harmful substances. All components tested in the laboratory for over 1000 harmful substances.

The current Switcher collection does not use animal products such as wool, fur or leather for animal welfare.

Sedex (Supplier Ethical Data Exchange) is a membership organization for companies committed to sustainable improvement of ethical behavior in their supply chain.