Supersize Me Again: McDonald's Wants You To Curl Up With A Big Mac In New Sweats, Jammies Lines

Move over, American Eagle Outfitters AEO. There’s a new contender in clothing retail, and it’s gonna be big. Supersized, even.

McDonald’s Corporation MCD will launch its limited-edition apparel and merchandise line July 26 in honor of Global Delivery Day.

“To celebrate, we created the McDelivery Collection, a fun line of items designed to help people savor the delivery experience, whether they’re craving a Big Mac snuggled up on their couch or sharing some fries with friends in the park,” McDonald’s spokesperson Lauren Altmin told AdFreak.

The Couch Life

The McDelivery Collection, available free through the UberEATS app, features a Big Mac-stamped onesie, patty printed pillow, World Famous Fries sweatsuit and value meal picnic blanket.

It’s an ironic approach for a company distancing itself from a national health crisis.

Having already been criticized and sued for fueling rising obesity, diabetes and hypertension rates through its high-fat, high-carb, generously-portioned menu, McDonald’s is now distributing loungewear often associated with sedentary lifestyles.

Starting Wednesday, its customers can dine in comfort, reclining in P.J.s or sprawled on blankets as they indulge their fast-food cravings.

Patrons ordering through UberEATS can receive one free item in participating cities, which will be announced July 25.

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