What's that you say? Christmas... in the middle of the year?

Only at KFC Australia! With a variety of dishes and holiday sweaters for both you and your cherished pets, KFC is ringing in Christmas in July for Aussies nationwide.

But you must act quickly if you want to get your hands on the limited-edition items because they won't be around for long!

KFC's "Tis The Seasonings" sweaters for you and your canine companion have made an incredible comeback since they were first introduced in 2021.

Visit the KFC Shopify page to purchase one of the limited-edition jumpers, which are perfect to wear whether you're organising a Christmas in July party or just want to make your friends (and their pets) envious.

KFC has made Christmas-in-July sweaters for people and their pets. Credit: KFC Australia. ​

You'll need to act quickly, though, as there aren't many of the sweaters left. Adult jumpers cost $59.95, while the pet version costs $34.95 (plus delivery).

And because the holiday season (whether it's in July or in December) is all about giving, KFC will be donating one hundred per cent of the profits from the jumpers to its charity partners, which are the Black Dog Institute, ReachOut Australia, and Whitelion.

"Christmas in December doesn't always measure up to the hype we hope for, so KFC's got you covered this year with the perfect Christmas in July celebration," said Sally Spriggs, CMO of KFC Australia.

"We're treating fans with food, outfits and tunes to embrace the festive cheer with the family you choose for a fun-filled celebration without being wedded to the traditions of a typical Christmas."

If you're looking for a reason to wear your new holiday sweater set, KFC also offers a Christmas in July Feast. Credit: KFC Australia. ​

Along with the holiday jumpers, KFC has prepared a special Christmas in July feast to enjoy with loved ones.

With this offer, KFC guarantees that you will "sleigh your meal game" thanks to the two new limited-edition dipping sauces, Christmas Cranberry and Christmas Mayo Stuffing.

If you're wondering what is included in the limited-edition feast, it consists of:

• 15 pieces of Original Recipe KFC
• 12 nuggets
• 8 wicked wings
• 1 large popcorn chicken
• 3 large portions of chips
• 1 large portion of potato and gravy
• and a 1.25-litre beverage

And if you order it through the KFC app, you can even get free delivery from Tuesday, July 12, until Monday, August 8. How good is that!

You can find additional details about KFC's Christmas in July jumpers by clicking on this link.

We know, we know - it’s all a little tacky, and KFC isn’t exactly known for its health benefits. But hey, it’s for a good cause and we have to admit, the sweaters are kind of cute. Also, we can’t resist a few wicked wings every once in a while…

 

[Singomate]

To expensive, unfortunately they don't cater for the pensioners, shame

 

[Ricci]

Talking about the dogs jumper, why would you pay $34.95 plus postage when you can get a coat from Aldi for less than $15. As far as the food goes, do they not realise that they are missing a large part of the population if they only cater to families? There is no way a single or couple could get through that much.

 

[lozat54]

What's that you say? Christmas... in the middle of the year?

Only at KFC Australia! With a variety of dishes and holiday sweaters for both you and your cherished pets, KFC is ringing in Christmas in July for Aussies nationwide.

But you must act quickly if you want to get your hands on the limited-edition items because they won't be around for long!

KFC's "Tis The Seasonings" sweaters for you and your canine companion have made an incredible comeback since they were first introduced in 2021.

Visit the KFC Shopify page to purchase one of the limited-edition jumpers, which are perfect to wear whether you're organising a Christmas in July party or just want to make your friends (and their pets) envious.

KFC has made Christmas-in-July sweaters for people and their pets. Credit: KFC Australia. ​

You'll need to act quickly, though, as there aren't many of the sweaters left. Adult jumpers cost $59.95, while the pet version costs $34.95 (plus delivery).

And because the holiday season (whether it's in July or in December) is all about giving, KFC will be donating one hundred per cent of the profits from the jumpers to its charity partners, which are the Black Dog Institute, ReachOut Australia, and Whitelion.

"Christmas in December doesn't always measure up to the hype we hope for, so KFC's got you covered this year with the perfect Christmas in July celebration," said Sally Spriggs, CMO of KFC Australia.

"We're treating fans with food, outfits and tunes to embrace the festive cheer with the family you choose for a fun-filled celebration without being wedded to the traditions of a typical Christmas."

If you're looking for a reason to wear your new holiday sweater set, KFC also offers a Christmas in July Feast. Credit: KFC Australia. ​

Along with the holiday jumpers, KFC has prepared a special Christmas in July feast to enjoy with loved ones.

With this offer, KFC guarantees that you will "sleigh your meal game" thanks to the two new limited-edition dipping sauces, Christmas Cranberry and Christmas Mayo Stuffing.

If you're wondering what is included in the limited-edition feast, it consists of:

• 15 pieces of Original Recipe KFC
• 12 nuggets
• 8 wicked wings
• 1 large popcorn chicken
• 3 large portions of chips
• 1 large portion of potato and gravy
• and a 1.25-litre beverage

And if you order it through the KFC app, you can even get free delivery from Tuesday, July 12, until Monday, August 8. How good is that!

You can find additional details about KFC's Christmas in July jumpers by clicking on this link.

We know, we know - it’s all a little tacky, and KFC isn’t exactly known for its health benefits. But hey, it’s for a good cause and we have to admit, the sweaters are kind of cute. Also, we can’t resist a few wicked wings every once in a while…

Yep, let’s load up on those mega transfats , help push more of us into type 2 diabetes, heart problems etc, etc!! Seriously this is NOT something I would think this site should be promoting…. Very unhealthy foods!!!

 

[DavidC57]

Yep, let’s load up on those mega transfats , help push more of us into type 2 diabetes, heart problems etc, etc!! Seriously this is NOT something I would think this site should be promoting…. Very unhealthy foods!!!

Ummmm,

I don't think they are promoting the food, just that KFC are selling novelty things for "Christmas in July".

Although I do like crumbed chicken, i prefer to make it myself, to my own recipe, much healthier!!

By the way,....... ALL these jumpers, only sold online, sold out a few weeks ago, So, old news!!

 

[lozat54]

Yep, let’s load up on those mega transfats , help push more of us into type 2 diabetes, heart problems etc, etc!! Seriously this is NOT something I would think this site should be promoting…. Very unhealthy foods!!!

They’re advertising it…they’re promoting it, like many other very unhealthy products, ideas & recipes that are included often on this page!!

 

[Julia TH]

They’re advertising it…they’re promoting it, like many other very unhealthy products, ideas & recipes that are included often on this page!!

It's not something you'd have all the time, it's for a special occasion and divide it all by a family of four or five you wouldn't get too much.
Stop being a party pooper and enjoy life. We only have one, make the most of it

 

[Sethia Soliman]

They’re advertising it…they’re promoting it, like many other very unhealthy products, ideas & recipes that are included often on this page!!

Hello, @lozat54 ! We would just like to reassure you that we in no way promote, advertise or have any partnerships with any fast-food restaurants. We simply write occasional stories about them because we personally enjoy having them as a treat every once in a while and that others may enjoy that too!

But we completely agree that the food sold at these restaurants are in no way healthy and we would never encourage our members to eat it frequently as part of their diet!