Lidl fans can rejoice as the supermarkets popular Christmas jumper will officially be back in-stores for the festive season this weekend.
The popular supermarket revealed the quirky clothing item will feature a fresh new design and will land in-stores on Sunday November 28 for just £7.99.
It will be available in women's sizes XS-L and men’s size S-X.
The release of the Christmas jumper follows after it was unveiled in the budget supermarket's futuristic Christmas advert last month, which highlighted how the supermarket is always "Lidl on price" but "good on quality."
Eagle eyed viewers would have been able to spot the jumper with its new design featuring the brand’s iconic dark blue and bold, yellow stripes made up of small prints of the iconic Lidl logo.
True to the festive spirit of giving, Lidl will donate £1 of the proceeds of every jumper bought to the NSPCC’s life-changing Childline services.
So, you can look extra snazzy while doing some good this year.
This will be Lidl's second branded Christmas jumper, following last year's which also featured in their 2021 Christmas advert and cost just £7.99.
It also seems that 2021 has seen a rise in branded Christmas jumpers, as Home Bargains, Greggs and Aldi have all released their own versions for this years festivities.
Fans of Lidl will know that the brand has been expanding into clothing and the limited edition Christmas jumper extends the sell-out range.
The stores own-branded clothing became a viral sensation earlier this year, with trend-setters hunting for the trendy range which featured their iconic and bold colours.
Lidl's clothing range has become so popular, that the now iconic £12.99 trainers were selling out in -stores and showing up on Ebay for neatly £200 - £300.
If the Lidl Christmas jumper is not to your taste, then fear not, as the retailer is also selling a range of different festive jumpers that are sure to suit anyone this Christmas.
You can view Lidl's Christmas jumper range here.
The new Lidl 2021 limited-edition Christmas jumper lands in stores across Scotland on Sunday November 28.
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