A simple and scalable synthesis of 2,14-dithiacalix[4]arene with alternating bridges (-CH2- and -S-) is reported. Proper selection of the bisphenol-based starting building blocks can provide not only the title compound (58%) but also yet unreported homooxa analogues possessing three different bridging units (-CH2-, -S- and -CH2-O-CH2-) in the molecule. These systems exhibit interesting conformational behaviour allowing for the study of flip-flop motion of the circular hydrogen bond arrays using dynamic NMR techniques.