McDonald's is bringing out limited edition merchandise that's decidedly hipster

McDonald's and Japanese clothing company BEAMS have collaborated on a clothing and accessories range. Photo / Supplied

Bag yourself some Big Merch, because fast food giant McDonald's is heading back in to the fashion game.

Collaborating with Japanese clothing brand Beams, McDonald's has put together a collection of Big Mac-themed T-shirts, hats, tote bags, iPhone cases and pouches going on sale this Saturday at 12am New Zealand time, reported news.com.au.

There's only 300 of each piece of Golden Arches gear available, and they're all priced at ¥3900 or $50 each. And because the fast food fashion debut is timed to celebrate the launch of buying Big Mac Sauce jars in Japan, you can also grab a jar of the McDonald's signature spread for $24.

The T-shirt and the phone case from the new range. Photo / Supplied

Last year in Australia, the fast food giant rolled out 300 items in their "BrekkieWear" range.

Each piece, Including a T-shirt, button-up dress and pyjama trousers, featured McMuffins and hash browns against a Hamburglar style background.

For the "hipster" range, the pieces are being posted on the Japanese e-commerce site Rakuten, which does ship internationally, so people around the world can try and purchase one of the accessories.

And if you need any more temptation to spend on the range of accessories, all proceeds (excluding tax) are being donated to the Ronald McDonald House Charities for sick kids.

Earlier this week, McDonald's launched a new Big Mac variation - The Chicken Big Mac.

McDonald's two bag options for different occasions. Photo / Supplied

The burger is exactly the same as the original Big Mac, except you get two chicken patties in place of the beef ones. And yes, the famous Big Mac special sauce is included.