Aldi has released their latest Specialbuys for November with a seasonal twist.
If you’re heading on a ski trip this winter or need some festive clothing as Christmas is just around the corner, the budget supermarket has you covered.
Here’s a round-up of items hitting the middle aisle this month including a ski range and a new ‘Aldimania’ clothing collection - with prices as low as £2.49.
See all of Aldi's current Specialbuys here.
Aldi’s November Specialbuys highlights
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Budget-friendly ski range
Ski lovers will be thrilled as Aldi is selling an Adults Bundle for just £59.94 - available in stores from November 21, whilst stocks last.
The bundle includes two base layers, a jacket, trousers, gloves and boots. See the full collection below:
- Ladies / Men’s Ski Base Layer (£4.99)
- Ski Trousers (£12.99)
- Ski Jacket (£19.99)
- Snow Boots (£12.99)
- Ski Gloves (£3.99)
Shoppers can also get hold of other items including the Ski Mid Layer (£14.99), Merino Wool Zip/Roll Neck Top (£24.99), Ski Hoodie (£12.99), Merino Base Layer (£19.99), Casual Mountain Socks (£1.99), and Ski Socks with Wool (£4.99).
Kids can also get in on the action with Aldi’s family-friendly Children’s Bundle for just £50.95.
It includes a jacket, trousers, base layers, gloves and boots. See the full kids collection below:
- Children’s Snow Jacket / Dungarees (£12.99)
- Children’s Base Layers (£6.99)
- Children’s Ski Gloves (£3.99)
- Toddlers/ Children’s Snow Boots (£9.99)
‘Aldimania’ Christmas clothing range
Aldi fans rejoice, the supermarket is bringing back its iconic ‘Aldimania’ range - with a very merry update.
Available in stores from November 17, shoppers can pick up a range of cosy winter essentials featuring the brand’s iconic logo in fun, festive designs.
But those looking to get their hands on these limited-edition must-haves will need to be quick because as with all Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone.
Returning with brand-new designs, the Aldimania Clogs (£5.99) are stepping into the middle aisle with a soft fleece lining.
Set to keep your feet warm throughout the winter months, they are available in sizes 4-11 and come with an adjustable strap.
For at home comfort pick up the new slip-on style Aldimania Christmas Home Slippers (£5.99).
Shoppers can show off their love for Aldi this festive season with the Aldimania Christmas Jumpers (£9.99) too.
Available in two seasonal patterns in bright blue or green and sizes small to extra-large, these jumpers are ideal for Christmas Jumper Day celebrations or for adding a touch of Aldi cheer on the big day.
Ready for lounging on Christmas morning or getting cosy for a festive movie night, the Aldimania Christmas Pyjamas (£9.99) are also returning to shelves in two designs.
Choose between a green Aldi Christmas Tree print or a black Aldi logo Christmas pattern, available in sizes small to extra-large.
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Aldi fans can also get stocking fillers sorted with the Aldimania Christmas Socks (£2.49), available in two new Christmas-inspired blue and pink styles.
Plus, new for 2024 is the Aldimania Men's Underwear (£4.99) in a choice of black festive print or classic green and red.
The latest ‘Aldimania’ range will be available in stores from November 17, while stocks last.
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