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By Iñaki MarescaLidl's commitment to the clothing category is more than evident and stronger every day. The Germans have been checking, as they also did in their day with small appliances, that a good part of their customers are more than happy and satisfied with their proposals in this regard.
And it is that in Lidl they have seen how with clothing they can continue to grow in our country, hence they do nothing but follow the same strategy as with the rest of the categories: an excellent quality/price ratio for their products.
But be careful because at Lidl, as those who already have them as a reference chain well know, they always tend to go one step further looking for the differential factor of their products.
The children's thermal underwear that they sell in Lidl
A good example of this is a set of two garments that will help your children not to be cold at all this winter. It is none other than the children's thermal underwear set, a set made up of a t-shirt and pants that, how could it be otherwise, has its best selling point in its price.
As we can well see in the online store of the German chain, the price of this set is only 7.99 euros, a very attractive price given the characteristics of these garments.
Available in two colors, gray and black, with sizes between 86/92 and 122/128, with an "Optimal fit that maintains its shape thanks to the LYCRA® fiber" and "without annoying side seams", as Lidl points out. , this set will help the little ones in the house not to be so cold in a winter that is getting closer.
A new and successful bet by Lidl that is showing that it knows very well which product categories it should promote in order to continue growing in a market that is increasingly more expensive.
Graduated in Communication from the UOC. He has covered consumer issues in Digital Economy until 2021.
