PARENTS are scrambling to get their hands on cut-price children’s school uniforms from supermarket chain Lidl. One savvy shopper, Kayleigh Penwill, was left open-mouthed when doing her shopping in …
There were also kids’ school polo shirts, again reduced by 43% to 99p.There were even girls’ school skirts for 99p and girls’ and boys’ school shirts that were once £2.49, but now reduced down to only £1.49.
Kayleigh’s post has clearly impressed many, as it was only uploaded 18 hours ago, but it has quickly racked up 173 likes and 137 comments.in tow, it’s no surprise that parents were desperate to get their hands on these brilliant bargain buys. Many parents tagged their friends and partners, asking them to keep an eye out for them when they next visit the popular supermarket.A third commented: “Need to go Lidls.”
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