Asda school Uniform from 95p

Quackers

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Great spot! Asda's 'value' George school uniform is now on sale. As an example, prices for three to six year olds include:

• Vest 67p (sold as three pack for £2)
• Trousers/Skirt £1.75
• Shoes £4.50
• Sweatshirt £1.75

Larger outfits are also available for six to 10 year olds and 10 to 12 year olds, these cost a few pence more.

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Hi,

Just been to Asda & they've got their uniforms out already ready for September.

Shirts are 95p upwards

Skirts and trousers are £1.75 upwards

Sweatshirts are £2.25 upwards.

The cheapest price is for the smaller sizes but the prices dont go up much.

I did a search and couldn't find a mention & have posted in grabit and not 'shop dont drop' as I reckon their going to sell pretty quickly? Unless they have oodles of stock?

They are advertising that you can get a full school uniform for £10. Bargainous me thinks

TBeckett100

beware cheap uniform. I knew a child once who wore cheap polyester clothing, she ran around the playground and caught fire.

buyitall

The big question - do they do non-iron??? Last year I bought polo shirts from Asda and they shrank by 2 sizes on the first wash, other items from various retailers take an age to iron. I now go by 'cost per wear' and in my experience the M & S uniforms last until they grow out of them and never need to be ironed, even the non-iron shirts if you take them out of the tumble dryer straight away. I am open to negotiation - I just want the best quality, lowest-maintenance uniforms for the cheapest price!

TBeckett100

avoid the chinese iron i once bought "do not iron on body"

crutches

I hate to think how many children have sweated to make them for that price!

TBeckett100

i think most air conditioners are made by the chinese. they love it really

Quackers

buyitall wrote: »

The big question - do they do non-iron??? Last year I bought polo shirts from Asda and they shrank by 2 sizes on the first wash, other items from various retailers take an age to iron. I now go by 'cost per wear' and in my experience the M & S uniforms last until they grow out of them and never need to be ironed, even the non-iron shirts if you take them out of the tumble dryer straight away. I am open to negotiation - I just want the best quality, lowest-maintenance uniforms for the cheapest price!

I hve no idea whether they are non iron. My girls are out of ASDA's sizes so I wont be buying them!

I just think they were really good value at a quick look. If my girls were in their sizes I'd be buying some. Even if I did decide to buy more expensive uniform they are a good buy to have as 'spare'.

Also, some people cannot afford to buy more expensive uniform so this is fantastic for them

Jazzy_B

I don't think this is a Grabbit, as their uniform is cheap every year.
I've found the quality to be variable.

surfsister

well i'm pleased if we weren't ited to certain shops I'd bet there like a shot! thanks for the tip

mrs_T

Quality of boys trousers in £9.99 uniform is poor but there better quality boys trousers are excellent value at only around £4.

haziec

I agree with the post about M&S, their school shirts and trousers really last and look good until outgrown, I think they are well worth the extra and they sometimes have promotions going at the end of the Summer Term