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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

We are open over the holidays. The holidays are just around the corner and all the little Maxibit-elves are busy. These are the office hours for Maxibit HQ.

December
23 The office and warehouse close at 14:00
24 Christmas eve
25 Christmas day
26 Closed Boxing day
27 Saturday
28 Sunday
29 Regular office hours
30 The office and warehouse close at 14:00
31 New years eve

January
1 New years day
2 Closed – ”Squeeze day”
3 Saturday
4 Sunday
5 Closed – ”Squeeze day”
6 Closed, Epiphany

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Christian Ahlberg is CEO at Maxibit WorldwideAB. I was born 1970, the same year Jimi Hendrix died. I started with Maxibit in the company in 1995 as a designer, and since then I've worked in graphic production, sales, shipping and finally CEO. Before working with Maxibit I started a men's fashion store and was self employed for three years and before that been working as a wood shop teatcher for a year and I also studied at the University of Uppsala. I love outdoor activities such as fishing, skiing, water sports, sailing, skating and of course spending time with my family and friends. If it isn't fun it's not worth it! So start showing your teeth in a big smile every day even if you're wearing brases!

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