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McDonald’s creates Big Mac fashion line

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
March 26, 2015

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McDonald’s Sweden has launched a fashion line featuring its Big Mac burgers. The burger print can be found on clothing, bedding, wallpaper and even pet wear.

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While some people suspected an early April Fool's Day joke, AdWeek reports that the bizarre fashion line debut from McDonald's was part of a global marketing campaign, involving 24 marketing teams from around the world engaging in creative activities in a 24-hour period.

Check out the Big Mac shop for all the available merchandise. The website does not ship to the United States.

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