TJ Maxx

I come to this location almost once a week. I always find cute shirts and summer dresses. My favorite is the candle selection, coffee cups, and snacks. You can always find unique chips and candies that you can’t find anywhere else. I also buy sheets from here and throw blankets. Occasionally I find good deals on curl creams. Today I saw the exact same men’s belt that I just bought from Macy’s for less than half the price I got it for. I regret not coming here first.
Don’t sign up for their credit card though. You only get 10 bucks for every 200 you spend. Unless you solely want it to boost your credit, don’t get it.

Store is always busy! Expect a line when you are ready to pay. The employees do a great job of moving and calling for help. They have a large variety of clothing and things for your home. They seem to have a better selection than other TJMaxx in the area.

Y’all know what it is.
Not much to report. It’s a place to get discounted designer items (shirts, jeans, undies, ties, jewelry, soaps, perfumes, furniture, bedsheets, children’s stuff). I’ve seen TJ Maxxes that are smaller and bigger than this one… so it’s kind of a goldilocks version, here. I pop in now and then when i need a new dress shirt for some job-​related occasion. I’ve snagged a vase or a soap holder from here once or twice before. If you don’t mind living four-​years behind the times, this place will please with their modest discounts…

If you’ve never been to a TJ Maxx, I feel sorry for you. Very rarely do I visit and not purchase something. They offer almost everything you could want or need for your wardrobe or home, like clothes for women, men and babies, shoes, kitchen utensils, bathroom accessories, tech gear and gourmet candy and food.
One of my favorite things to search for at TJ Maxx are Yankee Candles. Sometimes they’re blemished, but for a $ 15 savings over the YC store, I don’t mind.
They also have a great selection of women’s shoes at low prices. (Sorry guys, TJ’s doesn’t carry men’s shoes.)
This location recently underwent some renovations, most specifically the way they display their goods. It really makes a difference when you go there looking for something in particular.
I bumped them a star because their checkout process is always very slow. They usually have a lot of cashiers, but they never ring people up with any urgency. It’s like they move in slow motion on purpose, causing you to shop further in the maze that is their suggestive-​selling line to the register.

This is a wild and wooly Tj Maxx. I’ve never seen a TJ Maxx that had to put security tags on $ 20 blankets until I visited this one. It’s a United Nations of stores, like a crazy bazaar atmosphere and I pity the people who have to work here. Seriously, they need bouncers to keep people civilized!