McDonald’s creates Big Mac fashion line

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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.

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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