Aldi is selling school uniform bundles for £3.50 but you have to be quick

Aldi is bringing back its sell-out school uniform bundle for just £3.50 in the supermarket’s first January back-to-school deal. Back-to-school costs can feel overwhelming for parents, especially right after Christmas.

With finances often looking as threadbare as the school uniforms parents need to replace, it’s undoubtedly a tricky time. Aldi has responded with a range a vailable in a choice of colours and sizes from 4-12 years, with bundle one offering two polo shirts and a choice of trousers, skirts or cargo shorts for £3.50.



Us when they call us Lidl https://t.co/P9EXtCNKqG — Aldi Stores UK (@AldiUK) January 3, 2025 There's also the bigger bundle, which includes everything from the £3.50 option, as well as five pairs of ankle or knee-high socks and a pair of children’s leather school shoes (available in sizes 10-4), made with real leather and featuring an in-sole antibacterial finish – all for £12.

98. 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. Here are the costs for individual items if you don't need the bundles: Leather Shoes £6.99 Sustainable Trainers £6.

99 Water Tracker Bottle £3.49 Ankle Knee High Socks 5Pk £2.49 Ankle Socks, 5Pk £2.

49 Back-To-School Assortment £1.99 Pleated Skirt £1.75 Girls’ Polo Shirts, 2Pk £1.

75 Boys’ Polo Shirt, 2Pk £1.75 Trousers- Cargo Short £1.75 Julie Ashfield, managing director of buying at Aldi UK, says: “The cost of uniforms is an annual and often costly expense for families with growing children.

"At Aldi we believe every child should have access to affordable, comfortable and great quality school uniforms. "We are thrilled to be able to offer our amazing value school uniform for the first time in January to help kick start the new year, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to families and helping to keep everyday costs low.’’.