Other Than Fried Chicken, KFC Is Serving Us Fashion with Its Bucket Hat


Bucket hats are making a come back, we know this by the seer amount of bucket hats seen at music festivals (even that uncle waving goodbye to his 18 year old hypebeast son – they both got their bucket hats on).
Cashing in on the trend, KFC Russia has teamed up with Russian streetwear label Mam Cupy to bring the one-of-a-kind fried chicken bucket, bucket hat to life.

The design reinterprets KFC’s iconic chicken bucket with red and white stripes, with the Colonel logo flipped upside down. In the campaign video, they asks “Is it a hat, or a bucket?” Turns out it’s both – You can wear it and use it to hold fried chicken – and not necessarily in that order.
The limited edition KFC x Mam Cupy bucket hat is sold at 1,800 Russian Rubles, which is around RM117+. Do we need it? No. Is it fun to see ridiculous ideas like these come to life? Absolutely.

Oh, sorry folks. The collabo piece is only available in Russia, so you have to DIY.

All of this reminds us of one peculiar, gifted guitarist (and ex-GnR temp). You should definitely check out Buckethead if you’re into emotional guitar-based instrumentals and mean-ass shredding.
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