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cyber-Wear for Aston Martin at the Geneva International Motorshow
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In the shadows of the Alps by the beautiful Lake Geneva, all car lovers, fans and motorsport enthusiasts meet from 7th - 17th March, to wonder at the world firsts and unique models. The Geneva International Motorshow is traditionally the first European motorshow of the year and opens its gates for around two weeks. For all large car companies, this is the first opportunity of the year to give world premieres and present new products, especially as it is one of the most important motorshows in the world.
Of course, one company in particular can't afford to be missing at an event like this: the British luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin Lagonda. The event team of cyber-Wear is on site, working for and with Aston Martin, to present its own classy merchandise collection. It takes merchandising lifestyle to a whole new level. In addition to clothing and gift articles, the official merchandise collection also comprises lifestyle articles, bags and highly-detailed collector's models. In the clothing sector, the company cooperates with the well-known British men's outfitter Hackett, among others. Another exclusive line consisting of caps, shirts and jackets adorns the design of the car manufacturer Red Bull Racing team.
The British car manufacturer Aston Martin produces top-class sports cars and is famous for creating beautiful, handmade luxury models. The Aston Martin range includes the Vantage, DB11, Rapide S, Vanquish S and special series such as the Vanquish Zagato and Aston Martin Vulcan. With its HQ in Gaydon, England, Aston Martin designs and develops sports cars that are sold in more than 50 countries worldwide.
For example, in Geneva Aston Martin will be presenting its Project Lagonda 2022 for the first time, which features a purely electrically-powered SUV. Furthermore, it will also be presenting a mid-engine sportscar with a V6 engine, which will probably be called "Valhalla".
If you're unable to come to the motorshow in person, you can see the high-quality merchandise collection online at any time at: https://shop.astonmartin.com/