THE NORTH FACE Trans Antarctica Parka NP61930R Size: S, Width 56cm, Length 87cm, Shoulder Width 52cm Color: Black Thirty years ago, six adventurers from around the world, including Keizo Funatsu, a leading Japanese explorer, embarked on the world's first Antarctic dog sled crossing, covering approximately 6,400km. Their goal was to highlight the importance of the environment and peace. The "THINK SOUTH FOR THE NEXT" project, which started on July 27, 2019 (Saturday), re-examines the issues of modern society that they considered and communicated to the world at that time, and aims to pass them on to the next generation. As part of this initiative, a special model is being sold. The waterproof 2-layer GORE-TEX Products uses a 70-denier recycled nylon outer fabric produced by reusing discarded cotton, and a water-repellent material that does not contain perfluorinated compounds, which are a concern for environmental impact. The front features a double-flap design for enhanced waterproofness. The flags of the countries that participated in the Antarctic crossing are displayed on the left chest and back, and a Trans Antarctica Expedition silicone patch is on the left arm. This waterproof shell jacket is based on the wear worn by the members at the time, with a slightly longer length to cover the hips.