Takeaway lovers scrambled to get their hands on a free limited edition tracksuit from food delivery company Just Eat - with the bizarre merchandise selling out within the hour. The UK's leading food delivery service, announced the return of its highly sought-after Chillwear merchandise on January 17.
![[The two piece included a zip-up jacket in a relaxed fit and jogger trousers made with a wide-leg cut and elasticated waistband to maximise comfort]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/19/18/94268065-14302301-The_two_piece_included_a_zip_up_jacket_in_a_relaxed_fit_and_jogg-a-22_1737312034516.jpg)
With the nights getting colder, the snug-yet-stylish bright orange tracksuit, as seen on influencers such as Chris Taylor and Kyra-Mae Turner, set out to 'elevate the nation's stay-at-home fashion game' with a splash of vibrant hues and a comfy, oversized fit.
![[The successful launch of Chillwear coincides with Just Eat's new partnership with streaming service Netflix , providing Brits with a perfect pairing of flavourful food alongside their favourite films and TV shows]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/19/18/94268055-14302301-image-a-23_1737312041535.jpg)
The two piece included a zip-up jacket in a relaxed fit and jogger trousers made with a wide-leg cut - as well as an elasticated waistband - to maximise comfort. A white side stripe on both items was meant to add 'dimension and a streetwear edge', while the cotton fleece fabric was designed to keep the nation 'comfy for the couch'.
![[Takeaway lovers scrambled to get their hands on a free limited edition tracksuit from food delivery company Just Eat - with the bizarre merchandise selling out within the hour]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/20/15/94301819-14302301-Takeaway_lovers_scrambled_to_get_their_hands_on_a_free_limited_e-m-38_1737388131060.jpg)
Just Eat first offered Brits the chance to get their hands on the brightly coloured tracksuits before Christmas and the merchandise was snapped up in under an hour by those desperate to pick up a pair of the garms to style out their festive season. And a similar mania took place on January 17, with foodies flocking to Just Eat's website only to find that the tracksuits in their size were sold out within an hour.
![[The increase in customers comes despite app shoppers tending to spend more on food than in-store customers. Stock image used]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/20/15/94301791-14302301-image-a-35_1737388030381.jpg)
Before the second launch, Andrew Cocker, Marketing Director for UK and Ireland at Just Eat, said: 'It was great to see the sell-out success of our new Chillwear range when it launched in December, so we're delighted to give people a second chance to get their hands on a set.
