Aldi Has 4 Rain Gear Essentials Under $15, Including Unbelievably Sleek Boots

Cool breezes, falling leaves, and deep thunderstorms are the signature signs of fall. Prepare for the cold and rainy days by grabbing essential rain gear from the Aldi Finds this week.

Everything is under $15, so you'll be able to stretch your Aldi budget to the max .

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Serra Ladies Chelsea Rain Boots

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Price: $9.99

These stylish Chelsea boots are water-resistant and have a cushioned insole. They're only available in sizes 7–10, and you can choose from black, rose, or ivory colors.

Serra Inverted or Clear Stick Umbrella

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Price: $9.99

Do you have an umbrella? If you don't have one tucked in your car and closet for rain emergencies, you'll want to grab one from Aldi this week. Similar models from Amazon run between $13–$18, so you'll get the best deal by shopping the Aldi Finds section.

Crane Ladies Rain Jacket

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Price: $14.99

These 100% polyester raincoats are waterproof, breathable, and windproof. They come in two styles — plain color or print — but both are designed with inner seam tapes for water repellency, mesh lining, and side pockets.

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Crane Men's Rain Jacket

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Price: $14.99

These 100% polyester raincoats are waterproof and windproof. They're constructed with a zipper chest pocket and a Velcro fastener at the sleeve hems.

Bottom line

There's nothing cozier than cuddling up with a warm blanket and a steaming cup of tea to watch an autumn thunderstorm out the window, but sometimes we must go out into the cold and windy rain.

Aldi Finds has all the essential rain gear you'll need heading into the fall — best of all, everything is priced under $15. Aldi is the best place to save more on everyday essentials , and the store's weekly rotating stock of Aldi Finds is always seasonally relevant.

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