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Our production
Made transparently. Visibly better. Since 1941, our underwear has been the result of the highest standards of quality and comfort. For an incomparably good feeling, not just on the skin. We have stood for this since 1941 - and will continue to do so in the future.
Designed in Switzerland. Loved around the globe.
Every CALIDA product is designed in Switzerland with great care and attention to detail. High-quality materials, considered fits and an unwavering commitment to quality define every design. For comfort that stays with you throughout the day.
From the heart: Good craftsmanship.
Mari, 56, tailor "I had my first ever flight with CALIDA! I was able to fly to a production facility for work, which I really appreciate."
Laci, 38, warehouse coordinator "I'm a trained police officer and was looking for a new challenge three years ago. I'm very happy with my decision!"
Szvetlana, 47, seamstress "I've been working at CALIDA for 2 years and feel very comfortable here. I really like the good teamwork and the team spirit."
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Our partners:
Lenzing AG
Lenzing AG, based in Austria, supplies us with high-quality sustainable fibres under the TENCEL™ Lyocell and TENCEL™ Modal brands. In pulp and fibre production, Lenzing relies on closed cycles for chemicals, water and energy wherever possible.
You can find more information on this topic at: lenzing.com
E. Schellenberg Textildruck AG
We have been working with E. Schellenberg Textildruck AG for more than 70 years. Based in Fehraltorf in the canton of Zurich, the company is one of CALIDA’s long-standing production partners. E. Schellenberg Textildruck AG supplies more than 60% of the raw materials used in the manufacture of our finished products and has developed a special dyeing process designed to reduce water consumption during fabric dyeing.
The printing facility also fulfils almost 100% of the requirements of the DETOX TO ZERO initiative launched by Greenpeace in 2011. The initiative aims to eliminate hazardous chemicals from textile production.
More information is available at: estextildruck.ch
