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If you want to get your kids kitted out for school, here's a rundown of the best deals currently available at major stores.
Often stores sell items in multipacks and it isn't possible to buy them individually. When we quote prices in our headlines we take this into account and quote the cost of buying a full school uniform using multipacks.
Before buying uniform, check that your child's school doesn't require you to get uniform from a specific supplier. Some schools don't allow generic/supermarket uniform, which we're not happy about, but we hope the below is of some use to you.
If you're looking for other ways to save with your kids, see our Kids Guide for cheap activities and days out.
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In July this year, Aldi was offering a full school uniform from £5 as one of its 'Special Buys'. While most stock has sold out online, there may still be some school uniform in stores. Though it's worth calling ahead to check before making a special trip (find your nearest).
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts - £1.75
- Sweatshirt - £1
- Skirt - £2.25
- Trousers - £2.25
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You can get a full school uniform (ages 2-16) from £7.50 online and in stores at Asda*. Standard delivery's £2.95. Click and collect is free.
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts* - £2.50-£4
- Sweatshirt* - £2-£5
- Skirt* - £3-£5
- Trousers* - £3-£5
Prices change depending on size. -
You can get a full school uniform (ages 3-16) from £10 at Matalan, both in stores and online. Standard delivery's £3.95, or free if you collect from a store.
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts - £3-£6
- Sweatshirt - £3-£5
- Skirt - £4-£6
- Trousers - £5-£7
Prices change depending on size. -
You can get a full school uniform (ages 2-16) from £14.50 at Sainsbury's*, both online and in stores that stock its Tu clothing range (find your nearest*). Delivery's £3.95 and click and collect is free on orders over £15.
What do you get?
- 3x polo shirts* - £3.50-£6.50
- 2x sweatshirts* - £6-£10
- Skirt* - £5-£8
- 2x trousers* - £7-£11
Prices change depending on size. -
You can get a full school uniform (ages 3-16) from £15.50 in selected stores at Tesco (find your nearest - you can filter stores which stock F&F clothing).
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts - from £2.50
- Sweatshirt - from £6
- Skirt - from £8
- Trousers - from £7
Prices change depending on size. We've asked Tesco to confirm the prices for the larger sizes and will update you here once we've got this info. -
You can get a full school uniform (ages 3-16) in store and online from £18 at Next*. Delivery's £3.99 or free click and collect to any store.
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts* - £6-£11
- Sweatshirt* - £6-£11
- Skirt* - £3-£5.50
Prices change depending on size. -
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You can get a full school uniform (ages 3-16) at John Lewis* from £20 online and in stores. Delivery's £3.50 and Click & Collect from selected John Lewis and Waitrose stores is £2.
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts* - £5-£11
- Sweatshirt*- £3- £5 (norm £6-£10)
- 2x skirts* - £9-£15
- Boys' trousers* - £9-£15
Prices vary depending on size. -
You can get a full school uniform (ages 3-16) from £21 in stores and online at M&S*. Delivery's £3.50, or you can click and collect in store for free.
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts* - £7-£13
- Sweatshirt*- £6-£9
- Skirt* - £8-£12
- Trousers* - £9-£14
Prices change depending on size.
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- Can I afford it?
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