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People Will Be Floored When They Learn These $12 "Going Out" Heels Are From Aldi

By Cassandra Yorgey

Edited by Laura Ratliff

Updated Sept. 24, 2024

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Need new shoes? Better hit the... grocery store? Aldi may not be the first place to consider when thinking of footwear, but this week, they have elegant open-toe heels in their weekly Finds section and a few other apparel options you'll want to see.

Aldi has quickly become a favorite grocery stop because of its low prices and high-quality food, but it is tentatively venturing into expanding its offerings with home goods and choice apparel pieces. Switching to Aldi for some of these purchases can help stretch your budget even further at Aldi.

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Serra Ladies Open Toe Bootie

Price: $12.99

It's not quite sandal weather, but it's not quite boot weather — the time of year that's perfect for something in between — and that is exactly what Aldi has with the heels available this week. They're available in sizes 7-10, the most common shoe sizes, so if they sell well, we may see more footwear options from the beloved grocery store.

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Serra Ladies Linen Shorts

Price: $6.99

Aldi seems to be responding to customer feedback on apparel, primarily focused on the material: Nobody wants more cheap polyester. The call for natural fiber options appears to have been heard, as a few items have been released to test the market. These shorts are 55% linen and 45% viscose, with an elastic waistband and front pockets.

Pro-tip: If you want pure cotton bed sheets, there are still sets left in sizes for a king and queen mattress in many locations from last week's Aldi Finds.

Serra Ladies 2-Pack Capri Leggings

Price: $9.99

Capri-length leggings are perfect for the interim weather between summer and fall. These capris are soft and breathable and made from a polyester and spandex blend.

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Serra Ladies 2-Pack Cami Bra

Price: $9.99

Two tank tops for the price of less than one? Yes, please! Presumably, the camisoles have built-in bras, but they look like any other plain color tank-top one would find at Old Navy or Target.

Bottom line

In the past, Aldi apparel options performed poorly, but it wasn't because of a lack of demand. Customers didn't like the fabric options, which were primarily polyester-based.

Let's face it: The market is already oversaturated with cheap polyester clothes, so for Aldi to stand out and enter the market, it needs to focus on high-quality fabrics made from natural fibers. Natural fibers may be negotiable, and we're seeing them test the market reception for cotton and linen.

Aldi impacted the grocery market in a big way by focusing on high-quality food at prices that let customers save significant amounts of money on groceries, and that same strategy could let them expand successfully into other markets like home goods and clothing.

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