TK Maxx

I like TK Maxx. It is slightly hit and miss in that you have to go regularly to get a bargain. But if you are prepared to rummage then you can find interesting and cool things. If you see something you like you have to get it there and then a it won’t be there if you go back again. Had many good deals from here.

Ok store if you can be bothered raking thru the badly set out rails of clothing to try and find that elusive bargain that is infact a bargain rather than just shrewdly set out on the label as appearing a bargain. All in all if needing some cheap and cheerfull clothes for summer or to fill out the wardrobe you could do worse but better bargains to be had online i think from other various stores.

People rave to me about TK Maxx but I cannot understand the appeal.
I find the staff to be very young and unhelpful, always getting a sense of a fast staff turnover.
I find the stores themselves to be crowded, hard to navigate and jumbled. Price tickets are often missing and staff aren’t usually on hand.
The range of clothing has very limited sizes and limited appeal also.
The homewares section is better, offering good quality items at reasonable prices.
The Christmas section is enticing and well laid out.

Is a deal worth your item depend on who you are. I am a fan oh TK but only go maybe one of twice a year many peoply go on a weekly basis and know when then delivers are.
I would go more but I alwaya find to much that I want.
There saying Buy it when you see it comes to mine. You are better to get it home with the receipt than to go back to see you beloved item GONE
Long and short of it is Buy when you see and don’t ask the staff when you go back ands not there.

I love spending 1−2−3 hours hunting through the clothes accesories and everything else that they have. If you are looking for a bargain then this is the place to go. I have found some great designer clothes at ¼ of the price you’d pay in cruise. Give it a try I say. Have a budget as you tend to get carried away

I’ve got to admit that I absolutely hate searching through racks of clothes looking for a bargain so I don’t clothes shop here. What I do love though is the good selection of shoes and homewares. There is also a small selection of soaps and perfumes.
The homeware is really varied and they have a good selection of sizes of bedlinen (even super kingsize which can be hard to get).

TK Maxx is one of those shops that you either love or hate. They have a large selection of clothes mainly designer but their all put together. It’s not one section of the same item of clothing, you’ll find a grey motif t-​shirt beside a pink plain t-​shirt etc.
They do however, have a coloured size tag on the coathanger that means you’re not hunting through every single item to find your size.
The thing that I loove about TK Maxx is the prices, I recently got married and struggled finding an affordable bridesmaid dress in my budget, but on a visit to TK Maxx at Craigleith I discovered the most beaustiful dresses at only £29.99, I was in heaven!
When they have a sale, items can be reduced to as little as £2 and well worth checking out!
Upon entering the store you arrive at the womens clothing, this goes all the way round in a circle until you come to accessories and toiletries etc. And the tills which are based at the right hand side of the store.
In the centre of the shop, are the stairs leading up, though there is also a lift for customers. Up stairs they have a mens section, shoes for all, and baby/​toddler clothes including homeware items.
One of the things that i really disapprove of with TK Maxx is their refund policy. If you lose your receipt, but the tags are still on the clothes, most shops will offer an exchange or credit note. With TK Maxx, you MUST have a receipt for any refund orexchange.