McDonald’s has been mocked online for collaborating with a trendy Japanese clothing line – featuring tracksuits with classic menu items and a ‘paper’ takeaway bag.
Graniff is selling a range of hoodies, jogging bottoms and t-shirts inspired by the fast-food chain.
Many items include the restaurant’s iconic golden arches logo.
Other retro pieces feature the likes of 90s characters such as the Hamburglar and Grimace.
The brand is also selling a range of arm candy including a tote bag made to look like a paper takeaway McDonald’s bag.
The brown accessory features a large golden ‘M’ and reads “I’m lovin’ it” on the back.
It costs ¥3,500 (£19.26).
Another bizarre garment is a bright red hoodie, which has been designed to look like you have a portion of fries in the left pocket.
The phrase “Did somebody say McDonald’s” has been stitched across the front.
Another fashion piece features the iconic Egg McMuffin from the breakfast menu on the back.
The design from the paper used to wrap the breakfast sandwich has been printed inside the hood.
A pair of jogging bottoms repping the McDonald’s logo is selling for ¥6,900 (£37.90)
These also include pockets designed to look as if it is full of fries on the front and back of the trousers.
However, the brand is not only just flogging casual attire, but it is also selling a smart pinstriped shirt.
The piece has small menu items stitched alongside the buttons including burgers, fries, coffee, and hash browns.
The full range is priced between ¥3,120 (£17.15) to ¥13,000 (£71.40).
It can only be purchased on the Japanese label’s website but shipping is available worldwide.
However, fashion fans have savagely mocked the new clothing line.
Amir Fallah said: “I’m hatin’ it.” [sic]
”Imagine willing wearing McDonalds clothes without being an employee,” said someone else.
Scott Barger said: “We literally are coming up on idiocracy very quickly with the fast food wear. [sic]
Another person said: “I love being a walking billboard.”
However, one person, called Miley, loved the line.
She said: “The bag is so cute.”
