Image via Jollibee
If you’re ready to take your love of your favourite food joint to the next level, we know just the way. Jollibee, a beloved global restaurant, just announced the release of its first-ever, limited-edition clothing in Canada including t-shirts, sweatshirts and sweatpants, bucket hats and beanies. Here’s how to get your hands on it.
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Jollibee is known for its mouth-watering Jolly Crispy Chicken, crispy and juicy Chicken Sandwiches, delicious Peach Mango Pie dessert, and now – clothing!
In addition to Jollibee’s classic pieces that will be available year-round, the site now features limited-edition items that are only available while supplies last.
According to Jollibee, “The new collection is jam-packed with items in Jollibee’s signature red hue with shipping available within the U.S. and Canada.”
Jollibee lovers can expect the following items as part of the new line:
“This collection not only captures the fun spirit of our unique brand, but it also gives our devoted fans a chance to immerse themselves even more in the Jollibee culture—from head to toe,” said Luis Velasco, Senior Vice President and Marketing Head at Jollibee North America.
If you want any of this new limited-edition merch, get on it soon. All you have to do is head to Jollibee’s Jolly Merch Shop, select/purchase your items and await their arrival!
I think it’s time to add a little Jollibee to your wardrobe, Canada. Get it while supplies last!
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