Lidl launches first ever maternity collection with prices starting from £4.99
You’re going to have to be quick, it’s only available while stocks last
Budget supermarket Lidl is set to launch its first ever maternity collection with prices starting at just £4.99.
As any pregnant woman will tell you, the arrival of a newborn can be an expensive business – think nappies, a cot, breast pump and muslin squares for starters – so, replacing your entire wardrobe with a mass of maternity wear can often fall by the wayside.
Luckily though, one of the UK’s fastest growing supermarkets is launching it’s very own range of affordable wardrobe basics for mums-to-be.
With prices starting from just £4.99, the Esmara Pure range offers fantastic value for money with hero pieces like an elegant striped midi dress made from organic cotton for just £7.99 that can be paired with the brand’s extra high-waisted leggings for extra comfort.
There’s also a range of maternity underwear on offer including a three pack of hipster briefs and a non-wired nursing bra with handy nursing clips in sizes 36C-40C, both priced at £4.99.
“Featuring mostly nude, natural and autumnal colours, our first maternity range is guaranteed to be flattering on every pregnant, or nursing, shape,” said Josie Stone, head of non-food at Lidl UK.
Lidl launches first ever maternity collection
Show all 11“Whether she is a discerning fashion lover or a comfort seeker, every mum-to-be will be delighted and will be wearing these pieces time and time again.”
The announcement comes following the successful relaunch of Lidl’s pure organic cotton child and baby collection, Lupilu to which it adds a new range of sleep suits, joggers, tights and cardigans.
It is available from newborn all the way up to 24 months, with prices starting from £2.99.
The all-new maternity collection will arrive in stores from 7th September but if you want to get your hands on it you’re going to have to be quick as it’s only available while stocks last.
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