Material and Sustainability Hoodie
This hoodie is ethically produced with first-class craftsmanship on state-of-the-art production lines, made from 65% organic cotton and 35% recyclable polyester. Designed with a soft and durable structure, it keeps the wearer warm in cold weather, while its breathable nature ensures comfort and coolness in warmer conditions.
All fabrics and accessories used in this product have undergone extensive testing to ensure they contain no harmful substances for human health or the environment.
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♻️Made from OEKO-TEX Certificated Materials
-The internationally valid Oeko-Tex certificate proves that there are no substances harmful to human health and that the product is environmentally friendly.
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✅Made from GOTS Certificated Fabric
-GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is the certification with the most stringent standards worldwide for textile products made from organic fibers.
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🌱Made from BCI Certificated Cotton
-BCI (Better Cotton Initiative) is cotton grown with the aim of reducing the pressure on the environment and improving the livelihood and welfare of farmers, and is a world-recognized standard for more sustainable cotton production.
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🌀Produced from Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and the Recycle Claim Standard (RCS) certificated materials
- The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and the Recycle Claim Standard (RCS) are two of the most important global standards that ensure the authenticity and sustainability of recycled materials.
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👷🏻♂️ Produced in factories with SEDEX Certificate
-SEDEX is one of the world's leading moral (ethical) trade service providers working to improve working conditions in global supply chains.
Car Wear 2
Model Weight: 80 kgModel Height: 1.85 cm - 6'07 ft
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In Germany a LFA Nürburgring Edition with the signature of Akio Toyoda, who was the CEO of Toyota during LFA’S production, is valued at 7 million dollars.
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In 2010, during the production of the LFA, Hiromu Naruse, whom Akio Toyoda described as his assistant and right-hand man on the project, tragically lost his life in an accident after crashing his LFA into a BMW vehicle while returning from a test drive at the Nürburgring track.
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Famous media personality Paris Hilton purchased a white #108th/500 LFA in 2012. After driving it for 6,325 kilometers, she sold it to Marshall Goldman Motor Company in 2014 for $450,000, which was $75,000 more than its original price. The current value of a similar condition LFA is $1 million.
