The arrival of autumn has also brought the usual (and expected) drop in temperatures, so we have no choice but to change our wardrobe once and for all and start taking out the warmest clothes. Of course, still do not take out the thickest outerwear, but rather those that protect us from the cold of the morning and night.
If you are also one of those who like to practice sports activities, especially early in the morning or late in the day, before or after starting the work day, you have surely thought about getting a light but warm jacket that is warm but not heavy. Or if you practice hiking. A thermal jacket that is easy to combine with a sports outfit like the one we can find this week in Aldi stores for only 9.99 euros.
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Unlike more common fleece jackets, this Aldi thermal jacket offers a knitted texture, making it perfect to be worn in urban environments with sports pants and running shoes. Its beautiful burgundy color makes it very easy to combine with all types of clothing. It is on sale in all Aldi stores from yesterday, October 7.
It includes a front zipper closure, a stand-up collar to protect the throat from the cold and side pockets to carry our belongings with total comfort. For 9.99 euros, an ideal option.
Other comfortable and stylish fleeces
At Decathlon we can also find affordable fleeces with stand-up collars that are lightweight for urban sports activities. For example, this Quechua MK100 in fuchsia pink, with a half-zip closure and long sleeves, which we can now buy with a 5% discount if we use the brand's App and which without it is already as cheap as only 8.99 euros. If when you get to Aldi their thermal jackets are no longer available, it is a perfect alternative.
Quechua Women's half-zip mountain and trekking fleece MH100
RRP at Decathlon — 8.99 €
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