T J Maxx

3.5 Stars because I think they have a lot of nice merchandise.
I specifically went to this TJ Maxx to continue hunting for pillows for my couch after the TJ Maxx on S. Claiborne was a bust. I must say this is a larger store and they definitely have more merchandise but I still didn’t think their pillow selection was that great. I don’t think I’m that picky, they just had a lot of mehhh ones and some really ugly ones. All I want is a couple of simple looking neutral colored pillows that has a cover that can be removed so I can wash it because I have dogs. The search continues…

I love TJMaxx! The main parts I purchase items from are the jewelry, shoes, purses, and gifts sections. I have a thing for finding designer sunglasses for a cheap price and you can usually find that here.
My only complaint is that people leave their drinks ALL OVER THE STORE AND IT IS DISGUSTING. Also, the bathroom is pretty gross.
This location shares it parking with a ton of stores so it might be better to just grab your first parking spot and just walk to TJMAXX and other stores you want to go to.

My dirty little secret!
It’s a new day. The days of spending foolishly on garments aRe OVER.
I am a maxanista! I believe in maximizing my bucks for fits! TJ Maxx has some of the most stylish brands of clothes. I like everything from the front of the store — luggages to the back — intimates and furniture. I can honestly say that I have never experienced buyers remorse in here. I am proud of that. This is one of the best places to buy swimsuits and coverups. I also really like the work dresses. There is always some dress just hangin on for dear life, waiting for a good owner to take her home.

For a discount store, I really like this place. I can spend a lot of my time browsing the purses, shoes and home good area.
Real name brand purses and the faux named purses are all mixed in. The prices on the purses are already a good deal, but you can get some really good deals in the clearance section.
The shoes are very well organized. The sizes are in the area that they’re supposed to be in. Who ever organizes the shoes should win an award for that!
My favorite is the home good section. There’s always a good deal there and a great selection. How many cake pans do I need? All of them! I’m wary about the food products, as I would be with all discount stores. Even though they’re dry, how long have they been sitting on a shelf at any store?
The only area I hate going through is clothing. It is well organized, but I don’t have the patience to go through it.
Check out lines can get long, but with the impulse buys available in the line area, I’m easily distracted from the wait. And the line most fairly fast too.

I come here when I actually don’t mind looking around. I agree with Jennifer B. that «TJ Maxx is a great idea if you need something in particular, but don’t really care what you end up with. There isn’t a huge selection, but you can be assured that what you find is usually high quality and low priced.» You find a lot of interesting things here, but mainly because the store is a bit unorganized. People love to throw things around and put them in places that don’t belong. I don’t think they have the staff to man every station at this location.
Even though the restrooms were renovated, stalls are still pretty nasty… but all the new signage gives TJ an updated look.
I buy something from this TJ about 75% of the time because it’s 1) super cheap 2) so cool I gotta have it 3) an item that is/​looks exactly like another item but cheaper.

TJ Maxx is a great idea if you need something in particular, but don’t really care what you end up with. There isn’t a huge selection, but you can be assured that what you find is usually high quality and low priced.
For example, I needed a new large upright suitcase for my upcoming trip. I wanted one with spinner wheels. However, the lowest priced one that I found at Macy’s was about $ 180. I found an almost identical one at TJ Maxx for $ 80. Granted, it’s possibly the ugliest shade of blue that I have ever seen, but maybe that’s a good thing too… it will stand out on the luggage carousel!

I think I figured out the difference between Marshalls and T.J. Maxx.
At Marshalls it’s kind of like that mystery box of stuff left on the doorstep by the ex: you don’t know what’s in there, but pretty sure it won’t work.
At T.J. Maxx you can generally expect the size tag on the hanger to match the article of clothing on the hanger.
I was able to find a coupe pairs of jeans and a wallet cheap which is a productive day in my mind.