SWITZER SINGLET (Men)

The Equal Pace Collection
Every stride counts. Every soul runs free.

On the track in the 1970s, people sought freedom with their footsteps and redefined equality.
FLIPPOS weaves the spirit of that era with vintage patterns and a washed process.

1970 was the most brilliant page in marathon history.
It was an era that awakened from the post-war gloom, and the world relearned the meaning of "running."
Marathons were no longer just elite competitions but became a popular sporting faith.
Among the world's six major marathons, Berlin, Chicago, and New York successively ignited the craze for long-distance running in their cities in the 1970s. Each event symbolized freedom, perseverance, and human breakthroughs.
In 1972, the Boston Marathon first allowed women to participate, which was not only a turning point in sports history but also a social and cultural awakening.
The running track became a symbol of equality, and every stride redefined the boundaries of the times.

FLIPPOS carefully selects Sensitive Fabrics® top-grade fabric from Italy, using a high-end washing process to give functional fabric a distressed texture reminiscent of denim. Every inch presents a unique aged quality. The distinction between athletic functional wear and fashion is no longer clear-cut.

With high-fidelity printing technology, vintage patterns are perfectly reproduced on the main fabric, showcasing the visual interest of mixed-material collage while maintaining the advantages of the fabric. The fabric is warm and soft, skin-friendly and not constricting, with excellent elasticity that fits the body without restriction, truly achieving a dual improvement in texture and performance.
─MAKE YOU PROUND uses exotic old brick patterns, combining Eastern aromas with Western silhouettes;
─FADED injects a noble heritage with classic British plaids, elegantly blurring the boundaries of style;
─BLUE JEANS juxtaposes ancient and modern with gorgeous Byzantine totems, reorganizing Eastern and Western design sequences.

A Māori TIKI totem emblem on the left chest subtly highlights the potential for battle.

A delicate small hang loop is attached to the back collar, echoing the spliced pattern. The devil is in the details.

A hidden inner pocket is located on the lower right side of the back for small personal items.

The ultra-light information wash tag is sewn on the outside to prevent rubbing against the body and can also be flipped to hide.

The classic design hangtag can be reused as a coaster, and the packaging bag can also be recycled.