Albert Heijn launches its own clothing line. Is this summer outfit for you?
Following in the footsteps of FEBO and Lidl, Albert Heijn is now also launching its own (limited-edition) clothing line. And honestly: I can totally see myself strutting around in this on the Spanish coast. Without the socks, but definitely with that funny bucket hat.
Vamos a la playa!
The collection consists of a Hawaiian shirt, jog shorts, socks, a sweater and a bucket hat. All items feature a retro Albert Heijn logo—one of the oldest unchanged logos in the Netherlands—and are available from 2.99 euros.
Aside from the hilarity, there is also a message to share: the entire collection has been produced using BCI cotton. BCI (Better Cotton Initiative) works together with development organisations, environmental organisations and various companies to make cotton cultivation more sustainable.
While supplies last
The limited-edition collection will be available from Monday, 4 July, at all AH stores and via ah.nl. (While supplies last).
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