August 15, 2025 marks the day when every fan in North America can grab limited-edition gear from two beloved brands. Jollibee, the Filipino fast-food chain famous for crispy Chickenjoy, teams up with rising global girl group Katseye. The drop brings three items: the Shared Dream Tank Top, Chickenjoy Gnarly Box Tee, and Double Drop Denim Tote.
Only Complex sells them, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. The collaboration’s merchandise appeal comes from bold colors that mix Katseye’s stage energy with Jollibee’s red-and-yellow joy. This cultural fusion shows food and music sharing the same bright spirit. USA TODAY has crowned Jollibee the best fast food fried chicken for two straight years, adding extra sizzle to the launch.
Bold red-and-yellow beats meet crunchy joy: one taste, one riff, limited forever.
Jollibee runs over 10,000 stores worldwide and has spots in 33 U.S. states. Katseye just released the EP *Beautiful Chaos* and played Lollapalooza Chicago. Their fans, called Eyekons, now line up for fried chicken and fashion at once. The brands say the team-up feels natural because both want people to smile initially.
Complex keeps the gear exclusive to North America and tracks clicks like a hawk. The Shared Dream Tank hugs the body like a concert tee. The Chickenjoy Gnarly Box Tee drops a drumstick graphic next to Katseye’s logo. The Double Drop Denim Tote fits a bucket of Chickenjoy and a light jacket for night shows.
Each piece carries a small stitched tag that says “Limited Edition 2025,” turning shirts into keepsakes. Behind the scenes, Jollibee’s marketing head calls the move a way to bring together tasty bites and upbeat songs.
Katseye calls it “good vibes with bold flavor.” Future plans hint at special meals and more collectibles timed to the group’s tour. Katseye’s *Beautiful Chaos Tour* starts November 15 at the Minneapolis Armory.
Every ticket holder will see QR codes that release secret merch drops. Social feeds for both brands already tease behind-the-scenes clips of the singers tasting new sauces and dancing in the tees. Fans who follow the hashtags get initial alerts on restocks and pop-up booths near tour stops.
