Lidl confirms date school uniform bundle will return with prices starting at £1.50
Parents can beat the back to school rush and financial pressure of a new term with Lidl's school range.
Parents will know all too well the stress of getting in a new school uniform. Not just a strain on finances, but it can be overwhelming and stressful for some.
That's exactly why many retailers have been confirming the return of its school uniform bundles, with Lidl being the latest to announce when theirs will be back in stores - and prices begin from just £1.50.
Landing in the German discounter's stores nationwide on Thursday, July 3, it is the perfect opportunity for parents who want to beat the inevitable back-to-school rush after the summer holidays.
However, it is worth mentioning, that since the range will land in the supermarket's middle aisle, combined with the fact that other parents will be looking to save money, it will only be available while stock lasts and it could sell out fast.
To get their little ones kitted out for a new term, the range contains an assortment of essentials such as polo shirts, dresses, sweatshirts, hoodies, trainers and much, much more.
There's also the opportunity to nab a full uniform 'bundle' for just £5, with the deal offering two polo shirts and a sweatshirt, alongside either a pair of trousers, a skirt or shorts.
For general everyday classes, Lidl's school range will provide parents with a two-pack of polo shirts for £1.75, working out at less than a pound each, as well as a two-pack of jersey trousers that cost under a fiver.
Worried about items lasting throughout P.E classes? Then don't fret, as Lidl will be offering high quality, durable sporty items such as a pair of kids' trainers for £6.99, a two-pack of cycling shorts for £2.99, and joggers for £3.49.
To keep parents' minds at east, the bundle comes with a 12-month satisfaction guarantee to ensure that they are getting good value for their money.
Lidl's announcement comes just after its budget rival Aldi confirmed when its own back-to-school uniform bundle would be returning to stores.
The German discounter's popular range is set to go available "earlier than ever" from Sunday, June 29, taking the stress and financial pressure of parents who are trying to their kids ready for a new term.
Similar to Lidl, the supermarket's bundle works out at just £5 for a full uniform that includes a sweatshirt, a polo shirt, trousers, skirts and cargo shorts.
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While both Aldi and Lidl have now confirmed the return of their school uniform bundles, we do anticipate that other retailers and supermarkets will follow in the coming months.
Once we have news of more bundles, we will keep parents informed to help take the stress out of a new term.
Lidl's school uniform range will land back in stores nationwide from Thursday, July 3.
Full list of products and prices included in Lidl's school range
Kids' School Socks (5 pack) - £2.49
Kids' Knee-High School Socks (5 pack) - £2.49
Kids' School Dress (2 pack) - £6.99
Kids' School Jersey trousers (2 pack) - £4.99
Kids' Zip-Up School Hoodie - £3.99
Kids' School Sweatshirt - £1.50
Kids' Pleated School Skirt - £1.75
Kids' School Polo Shirt (2 pack) - £1.75
Kids' School Polo Shirt (2 pack) - £1.75
Kids' School Shorts - £1.75
Kids' School T-Shirt (2 pack) - £1.89
Kids' School Trousers - £1.75
Kids' Short Sleeve School Shirt (2 pack) - £2.49
Kids' School Joggers - £3.49
Kids' Short Sleeve School Shirt (2 pack) - £2.49
Kids' Leggings (2 pack) - £3.99
Kids' School Cycling Shorts (2 pack) - £2.99
Kids' Trainers - £6.99
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