Nik Bentel Studio x LIDL
The Trolley Bag
The second limited edition handbag from LIDL and Nik Bentel Studio – a handbag inspired by the everyday shopping trolley. The bag comes with a detachable chain strap, trolley coin fob, and dust bag. 🛒 📆 The Ballot is now open! Enter the ballot for a chance to win a Lidl Trolley Bag. -Limited quantities available If selected, you will be contacted by Lidl the following week. Entering the ballot does not guarantee a bag. Terms & Conditions do apply.
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Summary Terms & Conditions:
DE, GB, 18+ only. 10:00 GMT (11:00 CET) 26/02/26 – 23:59 GMT 01/03/26 (00:59 CET 02/03/26). Visit www.nikbentel.com, click the ‘enter the ballot’ button & submit details to enter the Prize Draw. No purchase necessary. Prize: 1 of 405 x Lidl x Nik Bentel ‘Trolley Bag’. Internet access & email address required. Max 1 entry per person. Max 1 Prize per person. Visit nikbentel.com for full T&Cs & Prize details. Promoter: Nik Bentel Studio, 220 India Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222, United States of America. Prize Fulfilment Agency: Synergy Print Management Ltd, Unit 6 & 7 Arcadia Park, Towers Business Park, Wheelhouse Road, Rugeley, WS15 1UZ.
Inspired by the everyday shopping trolley
The Trolley Bag is a limited edition handbag from LIDL and Nik Bentel Studio – a handbag inspired by the everyday shopping trolley.
Made from durable stainless steel, the bag features a shopping trolley handle and detachable chain strap. It comes with a trolley coin fob, dust bag, and gift box.
Enter the ballot for a chance to win a handbag.
Behind The Project
Making The Trolley Bag
For our second LIDL collaboration, we were tasked with creating a handbag that embodied the theme of 'freshness' and ease when shopping for fresh produce. After many rounds of design, we modernized the classic stainless steel shopping trolley (cart) and shaped it into a sleek, baguette-style handbag.
All of the produce featured in our photo campaign is 100% real. We had about 80lbs of fruit and vegetables in the studio, sitting pretty in LIDL crates and hanging from our ceiling rig. All produce was donated to City Harvest after the shoot.
