Greetings, I'm pretty new to this forum and I am sad to say, I do not own any RMC's .. yet..

But I have always wanted this specific pair and was wondering if anyone knew where/how I can obtain the RMC x McDonalds pair they had a few years back for the employees in McDonalds in HK.. any information on it would be great! Thanks in advance!!!

Hi Vooshoo and a warm welcome to the forum

As you probably already know the RMC x McDonalds jeans were never released for sale at retail and only supplied to the staff working in McDonalds in Hong Kong. Ive got a couple of pairs myself and obtained these through private sellers based in Hong Kong. Probably the best way to get a pair is through auctions like Yahoo HK or Taiwan if you are able to access them. They do very rarely come up on Ebay too, but as always with RMC be careful you dont fall foul to fakes.

The RMC x McDonalds collab jeans dont come as a selvedge type and always have a zipper fastening so its easy to assue they are fake given they dont correspond with features seen on normal RMC's.

Just out of interest, what is it about this design that you find most intriguing? Anyway good luck on your search, and should you locate a pair be sure to post some pics

Hey thanks so much for your replies!
Truthfully speaking, I could not see myself rocking rmc's due to their bagginess.. i mean i dont think i can pull it off hehe.. but those were kind of exceptional for me since they didn't seem that baggy whatsoever, probably because they were made for workwear.. and the way you described it on one of your posts (as it was not as baggy as the originals).. nonetheless, it was probably the exclusivity that it wasn't available for the most part, in the US :P the design was simple and i've always wanted something from rmc hehe..

Always glad to help. McDonalds x RMC came in lots 1000 and 1001 both slim fits, in fact I'm still not sure what seperates the two lots in terms of fit personally, they both appear to be exactly the same to me LOL Incidently you will find other lot 1001 styles will be less baggy than the more common lot 1002, so even if the majority of RMC seem too baggy for your tastes dont give up on the brand completely because I feel any of the lot 1001 RMC's would be ideal for you as they are slimmer in the leg and seat and are more like normal fit jeans.

Just check the waistpatch of any design you are interested in and it will display the Lot No on it, some styles are availible in both lot 1001 and lot 1002 so you get a choice in that instance

Also consider MKWS product too, sister brand to RMC. Its at a lower price point than RMC but is still excellent quality, and although it isnt as flashy as RMC or Yoropiko the styles tend to be slimmer given it is aimed at a larger market group who prefer the slimmer style apposed to the Urban Japanese Loose style.

And do look at the recent release like Yoropiko Black Label and RMC ORJ lot1011 or lot 03 cut RMC. They are all slimmer cuts with great fit and more basic design if you prefer the cleaner look.

If you are base in the US, check out S11 NYC if ya in new York or Facebook search Seleven Gallery NYC

Oddly enough someone just listed a pair of these on eBay. I just emailed them asking for more pics to verify authenticity. I honestly wanted to see more of the jeans too though. Never even knew these existed.

Yoropiko (Red Monkey) McDonald jeans | eBay

The pair listed on Ebay are described as Yoropiko x McDonalds and to be honest its the first time Ive ever seen this style. There was an RMC x McDonalds jeans released in very small numbers. Ive recieved pictures from the seller and the jeans appear to be a genuine pair of Yoropiko but I cannot be sure that the McDonalds embroidery were placed on the jeans by Martin Ksohoh or added later by a third party. The back pockets are shown as a Zig Zag pattern which were made using black and gold ( I have this style myself ) but this McDonalds pair has red and black Zig Zags normally seen on the childrens style. Its entirely possible these jeans are genuine, possibly a sample peice given the 34 waist size, but of course they could be fake too, a pair of plain Yoropiko which have had embrodery added later.