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Lidl launches full school uniform for just £4.50 – cheaper than Aldi and Morrisons

LIDL is selling a full school uniform for just £4.50 - the cheapest price so far this year for clobber for your kids.

But the prices of polo shirts, sweatshirts, skirts and trousers are all slightly more expensive compared to last year.

 Although Lidl prices have gone up they are still the cheapest retailer for uniforms
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Although Lidl prices have gone up they are still the cheapest retailer for uniforms

The cost of the school uniforms items at Lidl have each gone up by 25p compared to last year.

Last year, skirts, shirts, sweatshirts and trousers at Lidl were all £1.25 - adding up to £3.75 for a whole uniform.

This year, the same items were £1.50 each or £4.50 for a full uniform, which means that a full uniform comes to 75p more than the year before.

The range, for children ages 4 -12, will be available in Lidl stores from July 19.

 Girls and boys leather school shoes are available for £6.99
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Girls and boys leather school shoes are available for £6.99

The supermarket, which has 710 stores in the UK, will also sell leather school shoes for boys and girls for £6.99, a gingham school dress for £2.49 and a pair of school cargo shorts for £1.50.

It will also carry a v-neck school cardigan in black and red for £2.99, a pinafore for £2.99 and a parka for £11.99 in green, blue and black.

 Cardigans come in black and red
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Cardigans come in black and red

The announcement follows Aldi's school uniform prices which were released last month and come in 50p more expensive than Lidl for a full uniform.

At Aldi the cost of a full school uniform has also gone up compared to last year.

 Lidl's whole school uniform offer is 50p more expensive than last years
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Lidl's whole school uniform offer is 50p more expensive than last yearsCredit: Lidl

The cost of a full kit from Aldi last year was £3.69 last year, this summer it comes to £5 - a whooping hike of £1.31.

Kitting out kids for schools costs parents a whopping £6,543 over 12 years of education, according to a recent Oxfam poll.

The competition between high street retailers for the best school uniform offers is well and truly on.

How to the supermarkets compare?

Lidl is offering two polo shirts, a sweatshirt and either a skirt or pair of trousers for £4.50.

Aldi's back to school offer comes to £5 for two polo shirts, one jumper and a pair of trousers or skirt.

 

George at Asda is selling school uniform from £2 an item - which adds up to £7.50 for two shirts, a jumper, skirt or pair of trousers.

If parents are not satisfied with how the outfits fit their kids, they came with a 100 day guarantee.

 

Tesco is offering a pack of two polo shirts, a v-neck jumper and a pair of trousers or skirt for just over £10.

A two pack of polo shirts is available from £2.50, a v-neck jumper from £4, a shirk from £4 and a pair of trousers from £4.

 

As part of the supermarket's Nutmeg clothes range, .

Sweatshirts are £3, trousers are £7 and shirts are £5.

 

At Sainsbury's Tu clothing line sells a full school uniform for £13.50, which breaks down to a three pack of polo shirts from £3.50, a two pack of sweatshirts from £4, a two pack of skirts from £6 and a two pack of trousers for £7.

 

At M&S, a unisex long sleeved polo shirt is from £4, a cotton jumper is from £6, a skirt is from £9 and a two pack of trousers starts at £7.20.

 

Lidl also has an offer on school stationary with a mix and match offer for two items for £3.

The offer includes pens, colouring pencils and folders.

Most schools in England break up for the summer holidays on July 23.

In Wales, the schools mainly break up on July 20 and in Scotland schools broke up for the summer on July 1.


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