Toyota offers Supra-inspired Christmas wrapping paper

The proceeds will go to charity.

The upcoming Toyota Supra prototype has been shown in various venues under a distinctive red, white, and black wrap. That camouflage graphic is now an official Christmas wrapping paper available from Toyota of Great Britain.

Toyota GB is offering the wrapping paper as a charity fundraiser, with proceeds going to Crisis UK, the country's national nonprofit to help homeless individuals. The livery is comprised of red, black, and white shapes that represent the colors of Toyota's Gazoo Racing tricolors. The pattern has been worn by the fifth-generation Supra prototype since its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed earlier this year, as well as at other shows such as SEMA.

The "A90” refers to the Supra's chassis code. Previous generations have been referred to internally at Toyota and among enthusiasts as A80, A70, and so on.

The paper has been produced in a limited run. Only 500 rolls will be available. Each £5 donation will receive four 695 by 1000 mm squares (approximately 27 by 39 inches) with all profits going to Crisis UK. You can order yours at this Crowdfunder page.

The production version of the Supra will debut at the Detroit Auto Show in January.