Australia: Aldi Sells Famous Brand Children'S Wear Series, Mothers Are Crazy To Sweep Goods.

Aldi sells famous brand children's wear series, which has been queued up by mom for the sake of price concessions. However, on Wednesday night, about 40 sets of clothing had been "fought" to eBay shop and began to sell at a high price.

At the parity Supermarket Aldi announced that it began selling products from the well-known design brand Collette Dinnigan, which was specially designed for Young Hearts series of girls' wear this Wednesday.

Mothers' crazy rob.

On Wednesday morning, the doors of several Aldi supermarkets were crowded, and Australian mothers scrambled to squeeze into the German supermarket chain, hoping to win a Young Hearts collection for their daughter.

Before noon, in many shops

They were robbed.

It is said that from Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock, people began to line up at the shop doorway. This Young Hearts series children's clothing is suitable for all kinds of children from the baby to the teenager, and the price is from 11.99 yuan to 29.99 yuan.

But the same skirt will probably cost 50 yuan in the eBay shop.

Gold Coast's mother Laurie (Marissa Lawry) announced in social media, "at 7 in the morning, I came to Aldi, and there were people everywhere.

But I'm the first row. Oh, it's crazy.

You may not be able to get to school on time.

Many mothers are drying out their trophies.

Newcastle mother Marisa (Melissa Graham) arrived at Aldi Mayfield shop at 8:30 in the morning. She spent 150 yuan on two sets of skirt, two pajamas and a hat.

She said, "we have been studying Aldi propaganda magazine for a week, and my daughters have chosen it by themselves.

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However, on Wednesday night, about 40 sets of clothing had been "fought" to the eBay shop and began to sell at a high price.

But not all of the mothers came home. Some people think that the quality of this dress is not high and looks cheap.

Australian people who went to the supermarket to buy daily food were shocked by the "hot rush shopping scene".

A customer named Mark said, "I won't go to Aldi again when the next Collette Dinnigan clothes are on sale.

Everywhere were manic mothers and panicked fathers.