Aldi's Designer Dupe Dinnerware Returns: Seafood Plates From £5.99
Aldi's Designer Dupe Dinnerware Returns For 2025

Aldi's Designer-Inspired Dinnerware Creates Shopping Frenzy

The highly anticipated Crofton Seafood Dinnerware collection has made its triumphant return to Aldi Australia stores, sending homeware enthusiasts into a frenzy. This limited-release range, which appears annually in the budget supermarket's famous middle aisle, has gained a loyal following for its striking resemblance to upmarket designer brands at a fraction of the cost.

Coastal-Themed Designs Capture Summer Spirit

This year's collection embraces a distinct coastal theme that perfectly captures the current appetite for colourful illustrated tableware. The 2025 range features bright and joyful designs including lemons, tins of sardines, radishes, and chillies. One particularly charming design showcases a plate with a knife and fork accompanied by the classic Italian phrase 'Bon Appetit'.

The clear standouts are undoubtedly the seafood-themed pieces, which feature detailed illustrations of lobsters, crabs, prawns, and various fish. These under-the-sea inspired images appear throughout the entire collection, creating a cohesive and stylish tablescape perfect for summer entertaining.

Quality Porcelain At Unbeatable Prices

Made from high-quality porcelain, the servingware pieces are all priced at $14.99 and include several stunning options. Shoppers can choose between a rectangular lobster tray, a large round plate with a blue fish and citrus wedge motif, or a scalloped round plate decorated with brightly coloured anchovies.

For those preferring Mediterranean influences, the range also includes a rectangular 'limone' tray and a circular serving plate adorned with cherry tomatoes. The dinnerware options – including plates, bowls, side plates, and dipping bowls – all come in packs of two priced at $6.99 and are dishwasher safe.

Perhaps the most surprising item in the collection is also the cheapest: the lobster-shaped salt and pepper shakers costing just $5.99. For those not fond of crustaceans, a lemon-shaped alternative is also available.

Shoppers Rush For Limited Edition Pieces

Aussie woman Liliana was among the first to get her hands on the new range, sharing her excitement on her @lilslerch TikTok account. "This has made my whole entire year," she declared while showcasing her collection. Her favourite piece? The lobster-themed dinner plates.

Her video quickly inspired other shoppers, with one woman commenting: "Didn't even finish the video and am walking to the car watching the rest to see if I can get some." Other impressed fans expressed their urgency, with one stating "I'm SPRINTING" to their nearest Aldi.

As with all Aldi Special Buys, this range is only available for a limited time while stocks last. Given the overwhelming positive response from shoppers, those interested in upgrading their tableware should act quickly to avoid disappointment.