Marshalls

This store is as organized as a store. One has to keep in mind that merchandise comes here from other stores, warehouses probably, and at times it is only very few of each item that actually arrives. So, there car just not enough employees to organize all of these items, some of which, like I said before, are very few. Thus, making it very difficult to organize. They are pretty well-​organized by size. I think that that is as good as it is going to get. Don’t text back too much from the double-​sided belts. Over time, the outer layer peels off. This is because it is not real leather that the belts are made of. We do expect to wait a while at the register. They are pretty full at all times.

Just like any other typical Marhsalls store you will find great deals on designer name brand merchandise.
I usually visit the store on the weekends to buy regular household things that I would need, or I look for deals on business clothing. This specific Marshalls store has several household items, typically spices and Décor pieces for the kitchen that my girlfriend likes. I like it because they have a larger selection of active wear, Nike, Assics, Under Armor.
Employees can be very helpful and have a good person to person skills, the store is also very organized and unlike other stores like Marshalls like Ross or TJ Max everything is in it’s place. Your good to go here.

I love the store but I dislike the lines. High end clothes at low prices. I just wish that people would not through things all over the floor and not pick anything up. Do check the clothes for the correct sizes. Dont depend on what the hangers say only.

What can I say about Marshall’s other than it’s the perfect place to look like you shop at an expensive large chain store but, at a fraction of the cost. This review is mostly catered to the lovely clientele that frequents these places, STOP MESSING UP THE MERCHANDISE THAT’S FOR SALE HERE! geez

Disorganization at it’s best!
All of the fitting room attendants give you the look of death when you go try something on. Correct me of I’m wrong but if I try something on, 7 out of 10 times I’m buying it, which in return keeps you employed. I thought everyone understood that concept!
It just makes me very uncomfortable.