Food-inspired holiday outfits are all the rage! Believe it or not, several restaurants have released lines of festive apparel this year, and it’s created a new category of items we didn’t know we needed.
From Taco Bell’s hot sauce onesie to Pillsbury’s cozy Christmas sweaters, these creative items are in a league of their own. Check out the gallery of holiday-themed clothing below, and make some additions to your Christmas list before it’s too late!
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Food-inspired holiday outfits are all the rage! Believe it or not, several restaurants have released lines of festive apparel this year, and it’s created a new category of items we didn’t know we needed. [ami-related id="1398415" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/food/pictures/holiday-gift-guide-2018-22-gifts-for-foodies/" title="22 Tasty Gifts to Get the Foodies in Your Life" target="" showsubt="false" thumb="false" imgsrc="https://www.usmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/foodie-gift-guide1.jpg"] From Taco Bell’s hot sauce onesie to Pillsbury’s cozy Christmas sweaters, these creative items are in a league of their own. Check out the gallery of holiday-themed clothing below, and make some additions to your Christmas list before it’s too late!
Credit: Taco Bell
Food-inspired holiday outfits are all the rage! Believe it or not, several restaurants have released lines of festive apparel this year, and it’s created a new category of items we didn’t know we needed. [ami-related id="1398415" url="https://www.usmagazine.com/food/pictures/holiday-gift-guide-2018-22-gifts-for-foodies/" title="22 Tasty Gifts to Get the Foodies in Your Life" target="" showsubt="false" thumb="false" imgsrc="https://www.usmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/foodie-gift-guide1.jpg"] From Taco Bell’s hot sauce onesie to Pillsbury’s cozy Christmas sweaters, these creative items are in a league of their own. Check out the gallery of holiday-themed clothing below, and make some additions to your Christmas list before it’s too late!
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The Kentucky-based chain partnered with streetwear designer NIGO in November to curate a one-of-a-kind clothing collection with “quality fried chicken apparel for the fashionable, finger lickin’ hypebeasts of the world.” The Japanese label created a line that features tees, hoodies and more, all with a Colonel Sanders design.
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When it came time for the Mexican restaurant chain to create a holiday collection, the company embraced comfort and style. The line includes hot sauce packet fleece onesies, “ugly” holiday sweaters made in collaboration with Tipsy Elves and an array of home accessories that will “give you all of the holiday feels this season.”
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The Hidden Valley Ranch online holiday shop is separated into two categories – threads and goods. While goods consists of festive trinkets such as ranch ornaments and wrapping paper, the threads section boasts several tees, hoodies, baseball caps and more featuring the ever-popular condiment. At one point the collection even included two holiday sweaters – one green and one blue – but those have since sold out. However, other options are available.
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The pastry company got in on the holiday apparel game for the first time ever in December with the release of two ugly Christmas sweaters, which sold out within two hours of the initial release. Not surprisingly, each knit creation features the Pillsbury Doughboy. On one sweater the company mascot is shown standing in front of a Christmas tree, and on the other he’s depicted with his hands raised in excitement underneath the phrase “Let it dough.”
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The pancake house’s online retail collection features a wide selection of clothing and accessories, but the holiday sweaters are in a league of their own. While one (shown above) features an animated pancake and snowflake print on a blue background, the other red, white and blue-striped creation boasts an IHOP coffee mug in the upper right corner.
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While the salsa and foil-printed wrapping paper is clearly more holiday-appropriate, the chain also sells clothes, such as the black and maroon C sweater shown above. Though it’s not festive on its own per se, the garment can easily be incorporated into a holiday-appropriate outfit — as long as you show up with an armful of salsa and foil-wrapped gifts!
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