Get your KFC fix in a whole new way with their latest fashion collection!
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Are you ready to add some flavour to your wardrobe? Well, hold onto your hats (or should we say KFC-themed hats) because KFC has just launched their brand-new line of fashion merchandise!
The fast-food chain, known for its finger-lickin' fried chicken, has gone beyond just satisfying your taste buds. KFC's new range of clothing and accessories is inspired by its iconic bucket, featuring the classic red and white stripes that we all know and love.
From t-shirts to cosy hoodies, this collection has something for everyone. And, of course, there are also accessories — you can elevate your fashion game with KFC-themed hats, socks, and even a trendy bumbag.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of KFC or just appreciate a good fashion statement, this collection is sure to satisfy your cravings.
Originally launched in the UK back in July 2022, this hot new collection has been causing a stir among KFC fans worldwide, with many expressing their excitement on social media.
Fans of the fast-food chain have been raving about the collection, with one Twitter user confessing, 'I never knew I needed KFC merch until now,' while another tweeted, 'I can't wait to get my hands on some of this stuff!' And we can't blame them, because this new range is surprisingly stylish.
But here's the best part: profits from the sales of this merch will go towards supporting Aussie youth's mental well-being through the KFC Youth Foundation and its charity partners, including the Black Dog Institute, ReachOut Australia, and Whitelion.
So, not only can you look good in your new KFC outfit, but you can feel good knowing that you're supporting a great cause.
Available exclusively through KFC's Australian merch store, this collection has something for every KFC fan out there.
Get your hands on the stylish KFC logo pattern party set or the KFC heritage pattern party set, both priced at $80. Show off your love for the Zinger burger with the Zinger logo tee in black or white, available for $50 each.
And for the ultimate Colonel Sanders fan, you can grab The Colonel's signature tee ($45), It's Finger Lickin' Good tee ($45), or The Colonel tee ($50).
Stay cosy in the cooler months with the 1978 logo red jumper or 1978 logo white jumper, both priced at $70 or the Zinger logo black jumper for $65. Or, get your hands on The Colonels' varsity jacket for the ultimate KFC look, priced at $90.
Don't forget about the accessories! You can top off your look with The KFC reversible bucket hat for $40 or the It's Finger Lickin' Good cap for $35. Keep your essentials close with the KFC drumstick bumbag for $50, and complete your outfit with the KFC drumstick socks or The Colonel's socks, both priced at $20.
And for the ultimate KFC fan, slip into The Colonel's slides for $55. So, what are you waiting for? Add some flavour to your style with the KFC merch collection, and support a great cause while you're at it!
Click here to view the full collection.
This isn't the first time KFC has spread their wings beyond the fast-food industry. They've previously released a range of scented candles and even a KFC-themed dating simulator game in international markets. Talk about taking things up a notch!
According to KFC Australia's Chief Marketing Officer, Sally Spriggs, 'We're so excited to put KFC on the runway ahead of Sydney Fashion Week and even more thrilled to answer the call from our fans to bring this iconic range of merchandise to Australia.'
KFC's new fashion merchandise line is definitely an unexpected move, but one that's sure to catch the attention of fans and fashionistas alike.
Now, let's talk about the prices of the merchandise. While these stylish pieces may make a bold statement, they might also make your wallet cluck in protest.
With socks starting at $20 and the varsity jacket soaring up to $90, it's clear that these prices are geared towards die-hard fans who are willing to fork out some extra cash for these collectors' items.
So, while the prices of the fashion collection may not be the Colonel's secret recipe for budget-friendly shopping, let's remember that it's all about finding what tickles your taste buds and tickles your wallet too.
Fast-food chains are breaking the mould and venturing into the fashion world, and Red Rooster is no exception. Just last year, the popular Aussie restaurant chain unleashed its latest merch collection, aptly named 'Street Food', and it's a feast for the eyes.
Drawing inspiration from vibrant street art, this collection took Red Rooster's fan-favourite food items and incorporated them into trendy designs that were sure to turn heads. Burgers, chips, cheesy nuggets, pineapple fritters, and their famous fried chicken came to life in the form of eye-catching illustrations.
The best part is, just like KFC, Red Rooster's merch collection was also for a good cause. Portions of the profits are donated to Foodbank Australia, helping to feed those in need.
What do you think about this article? Would you wear fast-food-inspired clothing or accessories? Or do you think it’s a bit overpriced? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
The fast-food chain, known for its finger-lickin' fried chicken, has gone beyond just satisfying your taste buds. KFC's new range of clothing and accessories is inspired by its iconic bucket, featuring the classic red and white stripes that we all know and love.
From t-shirts to cosy hoodies, this collection has something for everyone. And, of course, there are also accessories — you can elevate your fashion game with KFC-themed hats, socks, and even a trendy bumbag.
Whether you're a die-hard fan of KFC or just appreciate a good fashion statement, this collection is sure to satisfy your cravings.
KFC has announced the launch of its new range of fashion merchandise in Australia, inspired by the iconic KFC bucket. Credit: KFC Australia.
Originally launched in the UK back in July 2022, this hot new collection has been causing a stir among KFC fans worldwide, with many expressing their excitement on social media.
Fans of the fast-food chain have been raving about the collection, with one Twitter user confessing, 'I never knew I needed KFC merch until now,' while another tweeted, 'I can't wait to get my hands on some of this stuff!' And we can't blame them, because this new range is surprisingly stylish.
But here's the best part: profits from the sales of this merch will go towards supporting Aussie youth's mental well-being through the KFC Youth Foundation and its charity partners, including the Black Dog Institute, ReachOut Australia, and Whitelion.
So, not only can you look good in your new KFC outfit, but you can feel good knowing that you're supporting a great cause.
The collection includes clothing items and accessories, available exclusively through KFC's Australian merch store, with prices ranging from $20 to $90. Credit: kfcmerchstore.com.au.
Available exclusively through KFC's Australian merch store, this collection has something for every KFC fan out there.
Get your hands on the stylish KFC logo pattern party set or the KFC heritage pattern party set, both priced at $80. Show off your love for the Zinger burger with the Zinger logo tee in black or white, available for $50 each.
And for the ultimate Colonel Sanders fan, you can grab The Colonel's signature tee ($45), It's Finger Lickin' Good tee ($45), or The Colonel tee ($50).
Stay cosy in the cooler months with the 1978 logo red jumper or 1978 logo white jumper, both priced at $70 or the Zinger logo black jumper for $65. Or, get your hands on The Colonels' varsity jacket for the ultimate KFC look, priced at $90.
Don't forget about the accessories! You can top off your look with The KFC reversible bucket hat for $40 or the It's Finger Lickin' Good cap for $35. Keep your essentials close with the KFC drumstick bumbag for $50, and complete your outfit with the KFC drumstick socks or The Colonel's socks, both priced at $20.
And for the ultimate KFC fan, slip into The Colonel's slides for $55. So, what are you waiting for? Add some flavour to your style with the KFC merch collection, and support a great cause while you're at it!
Click here to view the full collection.
The launch comes as KFC continues to expand its brand beyond traditional fast-food offerings. Credit: kfcmerchstore.com.au.
This isn't the first time KFC has spread their wings beyond the fast-food industry. They've previously released a range of scented candles and even a KFC-themed dating simulator game in international markets. Talk about taking things up a notch!
According to KFC Australia's Chief Marketing Officer, Sally Spriggs, 'We're so excited to put KFC on the runway ahead of Sydney Fashion Week and even more thrilled to answer the call from our fans to bring this iconic range of merchandise to Australia.'
KFC's new fashion merchandise line is definitely an unexpected move, but one that's sure to catch the attention of fans and fashionistas alike.
Now, let's talk about the prices of the merchandise. While these stylish pieces may make a bold statement, they might also make your wallet cluck in protest.
With socks starting at $20 and the varsity jacket soaring up to $90, it's clear that these prices are geared towards die-hard fans who are willing to fork out some extra cash for these collectors' items.
So, while the prices of the fashion collection may not be the Colonel's secret recipe for budget-friendly shopping, let's remember that it's all about finding what tickles your taste buds and tickles your wallet too.
In December, Red Rooster released a range of ‘Street Food’ merch, including t-shirts, an adult onesie, a retro cooler, and a unique one-piece swimsuit. Credit: Red Rooster.
Fast-food chains are breaking the mould and venturing into the fashion world, and Red Rooster is no exception. Just last year, the popular Aussie restaurant chain unleashed its latest merch collection, aptly named 'Street Food', and it's a feast for the eyes.
Drawing inspiration from vibrant street art, this collection took Red Rooster's fan-favourite food items and incorporated them into trendy designs that were sure to turn heads. Burgers, chips, cheesy nuggets, pineapple fritters, and their famous fried chicken came to life in the form of eye-catching illustrations.
The best part is, just like KFC, Red Rooster's merch collection was also for a good cause. Portions of the profits are donated to Foodbank Australia, helping to feed those in need.
What do you think about this article? Would you wear fast-food-inspired clothing or accessories? Or do you think it’s a bit overpriced? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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