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McDonald’s touts throwback collection on ‘McDelivery Day’

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The “McDelivery Swag” includes t-shirts, Big Mac PopSockets, Pins, Bandana’s, Big Mac Socks and Fry Box Socks. | McDonald’s

McDonald’s is rolling out it’s “90s Throwback Collection” on Thursday.

The event is dubbed “#McDeliveryDay.”

The “McDelivery Swag” includes T-shirts, Big Mac PopSockets, Pins, Bandana’s, Big Mac Socks and Fry Box Socks.

Customers must download the Uber Eats app, find a participating McDonald’s and add the McDelivery swag to their $5 minimum order.

The “McDelivery Day” items will be available on a first come, first served basis, the company said.

RELATED: McDonald’s is giving away french fries for the rest of the year

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