Popeyes Chicken Has A Fashion Line And It's Somehow Not Designed By Beyonce

Fresh off of an amazing 2019 with the popularity of their chicken sandwich, Popeyes announced today that it would be selling their own clothing line on a fresh new website. The models of the clothing line happen to be actual employees of the chain and while the clothes are on sale, the proceeds will be given to the company's charitable foundation.

Of course following the announcement, the reactions rolled in rather fast on Twitter. Comparisons to Beyonce's recently released Ivy Park line were made, and soon it was pretty much anyone could talk about. Whether or not the chain decided to capitalize on the shared colors used in both brands, remains to be confirmed. Oh, and if you're interested in purchasing any of the products, you better movie quickly since several are already sold out!

Love that look? It’s our uniform. Has been for a while. And now you can buy it. https://t.co/0ufWo7yLTz #LoveThatLookFromPopeyes pic.twitter.com/eXHA3Rjswi

— Popeyes Chicken (@PopeyesChicken) January 29, 2020

Some felt that the brand may have gone too far.

Bruh, Popeyes got a clothing line? That’s the definition of doing the most.

— Karlous Miller (@KarlousM) January 29, 2020

And thought maybe it might have been a joke.

That Popeyes clothing line is forreal ? pic.twitter.com/pyqbqwdthF

— Rise and shiiiine off note (@bobbi_boushade) January 29, 2020

While others couldn't wait to see how their packages would be delivered.

The better ship these in giant Popeyes boxes https://t.co/codQKzXXW5

— uncle splash (@bullybruhkks) January 29, 2020

 
One user thought the uniforms looked a little too similar to Virginia Tech's school colors.

let popeyes coach Virginia Tech https://t.co/9dV5C70fcl

— Amanda Mull (@amandamull) January 29, 2020

 
Several were happy to celebrate the company for hiring their own employees as models and donating the proceeds.

The models are all Popeyes employees and the proceeds go to the Popeyes Foundation? And it’s a price point I can afford? I have no choice but to stan. https://t.co/ETM35brIOi

— Lakia Holmes (@Lakia_Holmes) January 29, 2020

Some were shocked that they were interested in the clothing line.

https://t.co/0bKZf6YJaI

no shade

i'd wear some of this stuff.

— Xavier D'Leau (@XavierDLeau) January 29, 2020

 
And while their sandwiches may still be impossible to purchase, these items should suffice in the meantime.

Popeyes won’t have any spicy left when you go there, BUT they’ll have dope merch https://t.co/WobZL1QblV pic.twitter.com/FT9FV0utr9

— Daniel Dudley (@DDisBORED) January 29, 2020

 
One even planned to use the uniforms to secure free food.

Me buying a Popeyes uniform so I can go undercover and make my own food pic.twitter.com/8IjOyOl9F7

— 🌑 (@Kofie) January 29, 2020

 
The biggest reaction of all however came from people comparing the fashion line's similarities to Beyonce's clothing line.

Popeye’s Marketing team: What if we sell a line of clothing?

Higher ups: of…Popeyes clothing?

PMT: Yes.

Higher ups: why would anyone want to wear that?

PMT: Looks at Ivy Park …trust us.

I’m thinking that’s how it went 😂

— Reagan Gomez (@ReaganGomez) January 29, 2020

 
To some, it was purely a knock off.

LMAOOOOOO NOT POPEYES SELLING KNOCK OFF IVY PARK https://t.co/kD96RYk1Vw

— AbbyJasmine (@abbn0rmal_) January 29, 2020

 
And while Kim Kardashian received her Ivy Park box from Beyonce today, many couldn't help but notice the timing.

This the new Popeyes uniform relax. https://t.co/bEes0kLD4b

— veloursuitpapi. (@doylenoir) January 29, 2020

We look forward to how Beyonce will respond, but we're pretty sure this is what her attorneys look like today.

Beyonce's attorneys when they see this Popeyes clothing line launch pic.twitter.com/jxXIRlbptr

— this is for rachel (@LadyyShontel) January 29, 2020