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Taco Bell may have officially ended its decades-old 2000 menu, but there are even more 2000 items available on Cyber Monday.
The fast food chain is teaming up with Hollister to launch a limited-edition Y2K-inspired clothing collaboration on December 1, featuring retro-style hoodies, sweatpants, jeans, and T-shirts featuring Taco Bell icons.
The time capsule collection “combines Hollister’s signature feel-good fleece with Taco Bell’s bold, retro visual world,” Taco Bell said in a news release.
The costumes will be sold in stores and online. “Hollister and Taco Bell are both major players in defining youth culture, so bringing our worlds together is a natural,” Carrie Collins Krug, chief marketing officer of Abercrombie & Fitch, which owns the Hollister brand, said in a news release. “This collection is what our customers are really craving for their Cyber Monday fix.”
Taco Bell and Hollister’s clothing collaboration includes hoodies and more
The limited edition collection includes 11 apparel styles in sizes XS to XL and prices from $14.95 to $79.95. In addition to the hot sauce packet keychain, other clothing items include:
- Graphic T-shirt: The T-shirts feature colorful graphics showcasing Taco Bell’s menu items.
- Comfortable fleece hoodie and sweatpants: It has a soft, comfortable fit and features the Taco Bell logo.
- jeans: Baggy denim with a “Y2K style cut” inspired by Taco Bell’s hot sauce lineup.
- socks: They are described as “cozy graphic socks.”
Where can I get Taco Bell Hollister clothing
The limited-time Hollister x Taco Bell collection will be available at Abercrombie & Fitch stores and on the Hollister website on Cyber Monday, December 1st.
Taco Bell sells sweatpants, 70s and 80s style hoodies and other accessories on its Taco Shop site.
“Our collaboration with Hollister is another bold way to bring our brand to life beyond our menu, giving our fans something fresh and unexpected and allowing them to show their love for Taco Bell in a whole new way,” Luis Restrepo, Taco Bell’s chief marketing officer, said in a statement.
Mike Snyder is a national trends news reporter for USA TODAY. You can follow him on Threads, Bluesky, and X, and email him at: mike snyder & @mikegsnider.bsky.social & @mikesnider & msnider@usatoday.com
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