Aldi returns cheap alternatives to Squishmallows: when and at what price.
According to The Sun: Skilled shoppers are already ready for pleasant surprises as Aldi has announced the exact date for the return of their beloved 'Squishmallow' to the center of the store.
These plush toys fly off the shelves quickly, as the originals have long gained popularity among children and come with a corresponding price tag.
aldi home bargainsAldi's versions will be a wonderful opportunity for parents to buy Christmas gifts at more affordable prices — starting from £3.99.
The budget supermarket plans to introduce its 'Squishee' series next week, on Thursday, September 18.
What models will be on sale?
Aldi offers five different 'Squishmallow' designs.
The first in the lineup is the charming 'Fairytale Squishees', which stand an impressive 30 cm tall.
For just £6.99, shoppers can choose between a Wolf, Bear, Fox, or Dragon.
Official 'Squishmallow' of the same size typically cost between £15 and over £20, allowing for at least an £8 savings on a toy.
For those looking for a larger gift for Christmas, Aldi offers giant 50-cm 'Mythical Squishees'.
These massive plush toys are available in the designs of a Dragon, Unicorn, Bunny, or Werewolf, and will be priced at just £19.99.
This is a significant saving compared to branded toys, which usually cost between £35 and £50, allowing parents to save up to £30.
There will also be giant 100-cm 'Squishees' — perfect for cuddling.
Their price will be just £12.99, and they will be available in the shapes of a Cat, Cow, Koala, or Penguin.
Similar long plush toys from the official brand are rarely found, but they often exceed £25, making Aldi's versions a real find.
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Stocking Fillers
In addition to the main plush toys, the new series also includes delightful small gifts for kids.
Cute 'Squishee' backpacks will sell for £9.99, featuring designs of a Butterfly, Bunny, Flock, or Turtle.
This provides significant savings compared to official 'Squishmallow' backpacks, which cost between £20 and £30.
For a little surprise, the store will also introduce a 'Squishee' notebook and pencil set for just £3.99, available in Unicorn, Butterfly, Dragon, or Turtle themes.
Countdown to Christmas
Shoppers are already starting to prepare for the holiday season, trying to reduce expenses in December.
At the same time, they are actively searching for holiday items from The Range.
This retailer is again offering a large Christmas sleigh basket for gifts.
The budget giant in home textiles, Online Home Shop (OHS), reports that over 5,000 customers have already filled their holiday wish lists, and the search term 'Christmas' has risen by 350% compared to last year.
From Santa pillows to gingerbread-themed bedding sets, shoppers are actively filling virtual carts, trying to spread costs and joys over the next few months.
Ashley Furness, Head of Purchasing, noted: “This year, shoppers are planning ahead to avoid last-minute stress.”
“Our Christmas series sells out quickly even in July and August, so customers need to act fast to avoid disappointment.”
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And for those looking for gifts that family members will love, The Sun has prepared a selection of the 20 best stocking fillers.
B&M has already started filling shelves with Christmas items, including festive pajamas.
Additionally, John Lewis has announced its assortment of the best toys for Christmas 2025.
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Aldi is also selling a notebook and pencil set Squishee
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Aldi has prepared an interesting range of toys and accessories that promise to delight children during the holiday season. The supermarket's offers cover a wide range, ensuring the availability of delightful gifts at reasonable prices. Given the increasing interest from shoppers in holiday purchases, such offers appear quite attractive and will help avoid a last-minute rush. Read also
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