Aldi school uniform bundles for a fiver are back in stock
The supermarket has frozen its school uniform prices, offering the £5 bundle for the fourth year running.
Available in a range of sizes from 4-12 years, the fiver bundle includes two polo shirts, a sweatshirt or cardigan, and a choice of trousers, skirt or cargo shorts – with individual items starting from £1.50.
Parents looking to top-up on uniform essentials ahead of September can choose from a 2-pack of Classic Pinafores (£6.99) or Jersey Pinafores (£6.99), Jersey Trousers (£2.49), Leggings and Jersey Skort (£3.99) and even a 3-Pack of Shirts for £3.69.
There's also a three pack of Tights for £3.99 and both Ankle and Knee-High Socks at £2.49 for five pairs.
Aldi's Leather Shoes are back (£8.99), with a leather upper, memory foam insole, they're available in a wide range of sizes for girls and boys.
Aldi also has a new PE kit range
(Image: Aldi) For sports gear, Aldi has a 2-Pack of Crew Neck T-shirts for just £1.89, Sports Shorts from just £2.99 and a 2-pack of Joggers for just £6.99 – perfect for PE days and after-school activities. For little ones who love to run around the playground, Sustainable Trainers are available in stores in sizes 10-2, for just £6.99.
And, returning after high demand in 2024, parents of budding footie fanatics can pick up Football Boots in sizes 10-5 for £9.99, whilst aspiring hockey players can get their hands on a Mouth Guard in stores for just £1.99.
There's lunchboxes and school bags too...
Aldi's Premium Lunchbag (£5.99) and Premium Backpack (£11.99) are back. Fun designs available include Mermaid, Pink Tie Dye, Football, and Monochrome.
For added peace of mind, Aldi is continuing its 12-month satisfaction guarantee to its school uniform, meaning parents can be sure they're getting great value items that will stand the test of time. Made using recycled polyesters, the supermarket continues to uphold its partnership with Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) for 2025, resulting in a uniform designed to withstand everything from playground tumbles to classroom play.
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Aldi's Back to School Uniform Range is available in stores from June 29, while stocks last.
Be quick though - as with all special buys, once they're gone, they're gone.
And a top tip - the uniform colours for local schools will sell out quickly. If the ones you need have gone, it might be worth heading to a store that's in a catchment for different schools, where your colours might be the ones left over.
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