Aldi's £5 school uniform bundle returns - here's the full range

Kelly Ashmore

1 July 2024 at 7:00 am·2-min read

Aldi's Back to School range returns — -Credit: (Image: Aldi)

Aldi has brought back it popular £5 school uniform bundle - but shoppers will need to act fast. The budget supermarket's 'unmissable deal' is part of its July Specialbuys, but once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Prices have been frozen for the third year in a row, giving parents of children aged four to 12 a variety of wallet-friendly options. For just £5, kids can be kitted out with two polo shirts, one sweatshirt or cardigan, and a choice of trousers, skirt or cargo shorts.

Aldi’s Back to School range is available in stores from Thursday, July 4. The retailer said all of its school uniform items were covered by a new 12-month satisfaction guarantee.

Other highlights include a three-pack of short sleeve shirts for £3.69, £5.99 Lily and Dan lunch bag, plus cardigans for £1.50. You can find the full offering, plus prices below.

Aldi's Back to School range - full list

Premium Back to School Backpack - £11.99
Children's Back to School Football Boots - £9.99
Back to School Jersey Pinafore (two pack) - £7.49
Back to School Children's Action Leather Shoes - £6.99
Back to School Joggers (two pack) - £6.99
Back to School Classic Pinafore (two pack) - £6.99
Children's Back to School Sustainable Trainers - £6.99
Back to School Premium Lunchbag - £5.99
Back to School Leggings and Jersey Skort (two pack) - £3.99
Back to School Tights (three pack) - £3.99
Back to School Shirt (three pack) - £3.69
Back to School Jersey Skirt - £3.49
Back to School Sport Shorts - £2.99
Back to School Knee High Socks (five pack) - £2.49
Back to School Ankle Socks (five pack) - £2.49
Back to School Crew Neck T-Shirt (two pack) - £1.89
Back to School Girl's Polo Shirts (two pack) - £1.75
Back to School Pleated Skirt - £1.75
Back to School Girl's Trousers - £1.75
Back to School Boy's Trousers-Cargo Short - £1.75
Back to School Boy's Polo Shirt (two pack) - £1.75
Back to School Sweatshirt/Sweat Cardigan - £1.50

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