SWITZER SINGLET (Men)

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

On the track in the 1970s, people sought freedom through their steps and redefined equality.
FLIPPOS weaves the spirit of that era with vintage textures and a unique washing process.

1970 was one of the most brilliant pages in marathon history.
It was an era emerging from the shadow of post-war gloom, where the world relearned the meaning of "running."
Marathons were no longer just elite competitions but became a popular sporting belief.
Among the world's six major marathons, Berlin, Chicago, and New York successively ignited city-wide long-distance running crazes in the 1970s. Each race symbolized freedom, perseverance, and the breakthrough of humanity.
In 1972, the Boston Marathon first allowed female participants, marking not only a turning point in sports history but also a social and cultural awakening.
The track became a symbol of equality, with every stride rewriting the boundaries of the times.

FLIPPOS carefully selects top-grade Sensitive Fabrics® from Italy. Through an advanced washing process, this functional fabric achieves a distressed texture reminiscent of denim. Every inch presents a unique aged quality. The distinction between athletic apparel and fashion clothing is thus no longer clear-cut.

Using high-fidelity printing technology, vintage patterns are perfectly reproduced on the main fabric, creating visual interest with a patchwork effect while maintaining the fabric's advantages. Its surface is warm and soft, skin-friendly, and non-constricting, with excellent elasticity that conforms to the body without restriction, truly achieving a dual enhancement of quality and performance.
─MAKE YOU PROUD blends exotic old brick patterns with Oriental fragrances and Western silhouettes;
─FADED injects a noble heritage with classic British plaids, elegantly blurring stylistic boundaries;
─BLUE JANES juxtaposes ancient and modern with magnificent Byzantine motifs, reordering Eastern and Western design sequences.

A subtle Maori TIKI totem emblem on the left chest quietly signals readiness for battle.

A delicate small loop on the back collar echoes the spliced pattern; the devil is in the details.

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

The ultra-light information wash tag is sewn on the outside, preventing chafing, and can also be flipped to be hidden.

The classic hangtag can be reused as a coaster, and the packaging bag is recyclable.