In this paper we propose a novel switched interleaving algorithm based on limited feedback for downlink DS-CDMA systems. The proposed switched chip-interleaving DS-CDMA scheme requires the cooperation among the transmitter, the receiver and a feedback channel sending the index of the interleaver to be used. The transmit chip-inter leaver is chosen by the receiver from a codebook of interleaving matrices known to both the receiver and the transmitter and we send back the codebook index using a limited number of bits. In order to design the codebook, we consider patterns such as the block interleavers, and a selection function is designed to maximize the received signal to interference plus noise ratio (SINR). We present block-based and symbol-based linear minimum mean squared error (MMSE) receivers for interference suppression. Simulation results show that our proposed algorithm achieves significantly better performance than the conventional CDMA systems and the existing chip-interleaving schemes.