Parents race to kids shop loved by Princess Kate for mega 50% off rucksacks, lunch boxes, water bottles AND pencil cases

PARENTS are legging it to the high-street, eager to get their hands on an epic kids' back to school bundle deal.

So if you fancy treating your little one for their new year at school in September, then you've come to the right place.

And you'll be shocked to know that this deal isn't from a popular supermarket or high-end chain, in fact, it's actually from a high-street kids shop loved by Kate Middleton .

Back in 2021, as reported by The Mirror , Princess Kate was spotted taking George , Charlotte and Louis stationery shopping during a family day out.

Kate and her royal trio popped into Smiggle on King's Road in London , ahead of the older Cambridge kids return to school after the Easter Holidays.

Fellow shoppers claimed that the children were given their own budget in the shop, and once they had picked their items, took them to the till and paid with their own money.

A Twitter user even wrote: "Just normal well brought up children and a normal parent trying to do the right thing and that's just lovely!"

And now, shoppres are racing to get to Smiggle, eager to check out an affordable children's deal.

One shopper was left beaming when browsing in her local Smiggle, the Australian-based retail chain that sells stationary and related accessories, when she spotted the back-to-school offer.

Thrilled with her finds, Courtney Grace took to social media to alert other parents.

Posting on Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group , a private Facebook group with 2.5 million members, the savvy mum shared a snap of her purchases and penned: "Weirdest deal on at Smiggle at the moment.

"Backpack, water bottle, lunch box and pencil case bundle £50 but if you add the sandwich box which is £5 then the whole lot becomes £25.

"So both kids kitted for next school year for £50 from Smiggle, when the original cost price should be £110."

As advertised on the Smiggle website, the Giggle By Smiggle five piece deal was once priced at £55, but is now just £25.

Not only will it save you £30, but it will ensure that your child has everything they need for school.

It is available in five different patterns - so whether your little darling loves pink, or your youngster is obsessed with blue, there's plenty of cool prints to choose from.

The bundle includes a backpack, lunchbox, plastic drink bottle, handy pencil case and a sandwich container.

As a result, this set will ensure that your little one is looking cool for school, and is sure to keep their belongings organised.

The best selling backpack has all the essential features needed for school, sports, travel and more.

It's padded and has adjustable straps, two zipped compartments and even a drink bottle sleeve.

Meanwhile, the lunchbox is sure to keep snacks cool, and it's compact and super easy to carry.

At the same time, the drink bottle is BPA free and has a super easy flip top spout for on-the-move hydration.

The zipped compartment pencil case keeps all stationery sorted in one place for quick grab and go use.

And finally, you can say goodbye to squished sandwiches thanks to the useful sandwich container that is lightweight and dishwasher safe.

PARENTS BEAM

Courtney's post has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it was shared just 16 hours ago, but has quickly amassed 161 likes and 212 comments.

Social media users were impressed with the bargain bundle deal and many took to the comments to express this.

One person said: "Great price."

Another added: "Wow, a bargain."

A third commented: "May have to pop in after school in the morning."

Need to have a look

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Meanwhile, one happy shopper beamed: "Thank you for posting this! My two picked the exact same bags as this and now we're kitted out ready for the next school year."

At the same time, many parents tagged their friends and loved ones in the comments to alert them to the epic bundle deal.

One user mentioned a parent and wrote: "We have to go!"

Another alerted a Smiggle fan and advised: "Need to have a look."

Whilst someone else tagged a Facebook user and claimed: "This is good for next year."