Nando’s launches new clothing line that changes colour based on heat levels

Whatever your spice level, this clothing line has got you covered.

Everyone’s favourite Portuguese-inspired chicken restaurant, Nando’s, are the latest to launch it’s very own line of merchandise.

Following in the footsteps of a growing number of businesses – the most-notable being the hugely-popular collaboration between Greggs and Primark, with hoodies, bucket hats, croc-style shoes, and more – Nando’s have dropped a new merchandise clothing line, reports The Manc.

And it isn’t just your average clothing, in a clever nod to the spicy food it serves up, the clothing changes colour based on heat levels. Cool right? Or maybe hot..

The new five-piece Extra Hot Drop is streetwear-inspired, and it went on sale on 31 August 2022.

Nandos merch.
Image: Nando’s

The capsule collection is a limited-edition line of heat-reactive clothing and accessories for those looking to “spice up their style this summer”.

Created using thermochromic technology, Nando’s says each garment has been designed to uniquely change colour as its wearer ramps up the heat, which allows PERi-PERi fans to show off their love for all things hot (or lemon and herb) in a range of t-shirts, jumpers, bucket hats, and socks.

Nandos merch.
Image: Nando’s

A play on the iconic Nando’s PERi-ometer heat chart, the Extra Hot Drop taps into the 90s nostalgia of hypercolour fashion, which is set to challenge fans to bring the spice to their wardrobes by testing out the clothing’s colour morphing properties.

“Nando’s is nothing without heat,” the restaurant chain said.

“Whether you’re enjoying Extra Hot PERi-PERi chicken, or dancing in a festival crowd, each piece in the collection will reveal a distinct new colourway as the temperature changes.”

Nando's merchandise.
Image: Nando’s

Nando’s even rounded-up a handful of TikTok and YouTube stars to feature in a “PERi-PERi hot shoot” to mark the launch of the new collection.

Viral music artist Niko B, comedian Jack Joseph, The Sidemen’s Tobi (aka TBJZL), model Madeline Argy, and radio presenter Tara Kumar have all “turned up the heat in their own unique style” to model for the collection’s launch.

The unisex range of five items is available in five different heat levels – Plainish, Lemon & Herb, Medium, Hot, and Extra Ho – comes in five colourways, and prices start from £15.

You can shop the Extra Hot Drop collection here.

Read more: 10 of the best things to do in Leeds this month | September 2022

Feature image – Nando’s

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