Fever for the Lidl colored shoes: to cost 12 euros to speculate on them on eBay
La cadena de supermercados Lidl ha aupado de nuevo un fenómeno fan ya recurrente. La revolución que desata la compañía cada vez que pone a la venta algún modelo de su robot de cocina Monsieur Cuisine se queda pequeña si se compara con la locura desproporcionada que se ha producido en aquellos países europeos donde Lidl ha lanzado de nuevo su colección de ropa con la imagen de su propia marca para dar la bienvenida al verano. Calcetines, camisetas de hombre y de mujer y chanclas con el nombre estampado de sus tiendas se han comercializado una vez más tanto en tienda 'online' como en establecimientos físicos de Países Bajos, Finlandia, Bélgica o Alemania, creando tal fiebre entre los consumidores que los productos se revenden en portales como eBay a precios desorbitados.
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Specifically, it is the sneakers with the corporate colors of the supermarkets that Lidl has also placed on their shelves that have devastated the most successful among the clientele of different countries and many have been the usual users of the chain who have decided to buy a torque of this footwear to resell it without use through the Internet for abusive prices that, in the case of Ebay France, reach 465 euros. They are no novelty, since from Lidl Germany, as can be seen in the outstanding stories of their Instagram, the shoes have been promoting for months with a raffle between their clients and in Finland, in the middle of April, when half the world followed confined to lime and singing inside the homes to stop the expansion of the coronavirus Sars-COV-2, according to the local press were many who kept tail by gathering inside the stores once they opened their doors to get the A desired shoes with yellow, red and blue colors of Lidl, according to what the Finnish newspaper 'Ilda-Sanomat' reported.
Now, when the summer has already been welcomed, in several countries the fashion collection has been replaced with the products that carry the stamp of the supermarkets themselves.The star article of the Lidl Fans Collection for Fans, the aforementioned 'sneakers' that can be combined with corporate socks as the company promotes both products on the German Lidl website, they are sold at different prices depending on the country, with a cost that goes from 12.99 euros in the case of Belgium - where they soldThe collection in a catalog that recalls that "this summer is different from the usual."
Taking advantage of the fact that the fan is stillFrom the purchase to EBAY, the electronic commerce portal where, despite the fact that offers can be made and bid for an item to get a price reduction, it is more usual to be, on this type of occasion, with figures too far from whatIt has really cost to make the product.
Some of the most scandalous 'offers' that have circulated on social networks put the sneakers more than 300 or 400 euros as exit price.However, the speculation is still up and there are those who are asking for 1,255 euros for a couple on Ebay France, while if it is sailed for a while through the website of the portal in the United Kingdom you can easily detect an advertisement in which they are requested2,050 pounds - more than 2,270 euros - for the 'sneakers' and socks with the Lidl chain logo, which barely cost one euro in the Netherlands or two in Germany.