School supplies are arriving in Lidl stores
Although the summer vacation is still going on, Lidl Hungary is already helping to prepare for the start of school. The latest back-to-school catalog of the discount chain has been published, in which you can find a wide selection of the most important school supplies, creative tools, books and other products related to learning. In the case of goods available from July 25, the department store chain took special care to provide the best possible prices.
Every year, Lidl Hungary strives to help Hungarian families in as many areas as possible in their daily lives, including providing support at the start of school. To this end, nearly 200 types of education-related products will be available as part of the several-week “Starting school is child’s play with us” campaign of our country’s market-leading department store chain. The discount chain strives to ensure that, whether it’s a kindergarten, primary or secondary school student or a university student, everyone can find the tools they need in the range, in the usual excellent quality from Lidl and at a favorable price. The company’s range of school supplies will be available in Lidl stores from July 25, but those interested can already see the special offers in the back-to-school catalog, which is available online and in printed form in the stores.
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