Tj Maxx

I like having a TJ Maxx downtown. It just gets a lot of traffic so sometimes it can be picked over, and of course, finding a meter to park can be challenging. I still enjoy going to this location, and I still do manage to spend plenty of money here. I wasn’t too happy with the jewelry counter on my most recent visit. I stood there waiting to be helped while the associate was helping another customer. She walked away from the counter leaving me standing there for seriously 5 minutes. She came back and apologized for the wait. I had a pair of earrings that had no price and asked for a price. She looked at the rack to try to find another pair or the same brand (I had already done that). She said she didn’t see a price. No kidding, that’s why I’m asking you. Then there was just dead air. Crickets. So, I asked about another pair in the case. She pulled them out, and no price. She said well those don’t have a price on them either. Again, dead air. I’m waiting to hear that she will check on it or get a price. Is the stuff just there to display, or is it for sale? Finally, she said she would have to call a manager to see about getting a price. I told her I didn’t have anymore time to wait for that, and I left without making a jewelry purchase.

A fine TJ Maxx conveniently located downtown, which is where I prefer to spend my money. It’s set in a historic building where I imagine myself in another era perusing the isles with some sort of fanciful air about me. Places like these are worth supporting, in my opinion, for their charm and willingness to be repurposed.
The sales are decent and finding a good deal has more to do with you being knowledgeable about top mass-​produced fashion brands than the store giving you a true deal. Some of the brands you will find for the same price at Nordstrom Rack (which can always be found for cheaper online), and others will truly allow you to express your inner Maxionista.
If you’re all about the hunt and flexing your bargain shopping muscles, then you have to check out this store before you go straight to the mall. It’s not a one-​stop shop so in order to truly take advantage of this store you will need to frequent often and take mental note of the quality of item and the asking price.
This place is best for business professional, work-​out items, bags and shoes. The houseware is hit and miss and the beauty products are sparse. As for the men’s section, they have an impressive balance between men and women’s so guys have options too, which I’ve heard from friends is a struggle for the modern man.

Just checking in with some seasonal cheer and updates. The plus size section is getting work (honey child they needed it) and flourishing nicely. I have invested half my pay into clothes and shoes that accommodate my bigger behind this year so I rejoice when seeing something I can finally strut to! In addition, customer service is on the up and up! People want to help you now, and they are actually sweet about it! TJ Maxx you are becoming a fav!!! Now, lead me to that dusty candy!

I went in looking for a cute shirt of some kind.
I left with 8 new nail polish colors and 2 pairs of shoes.
The usual kind of TJ Maxx victory.
Cleaner and better set up than many other locations I have been to. Pleasant staff too.

Best part is getting to reminisce and think about what the space looked like when it was William H. Block & Co. As for the TJ part, it’s what you’d expect: lots of digging through stuff like it’s a yard sale, total hit and miss for random things for which you may be searching. Some random stuff found here: oversized beach hats, high end winter gloves, perfumes, jewelry, rainbow of purses, bags and clutches, shoes, lingerie, makeup application dabbers, candied ginger, iphone cases, baby stuff, workout stuff, umbrellas and other stuff.

after losing 110 lbs, well time to go clothes shopping, & why not get them on $ale!!! Michael & staff very helpful in finding, holding, many requests

Love the new layout! Great idea to add housewares closer to the front of the store. I saw alot more rugs, lamps, and furniture on this visit. Friendly employees. Even saw a clerk bring a shopping basket to a customer with her hands full, without having been asked. Great deals, good selection!

Customer service is nonexistent, selection is potluck… I agree with Todd’s review. But if you’re patient and not looking for anything specific, you might find some good deals. I’ve gone looking for socks and ended up getting a dress shirt and bathrobe, or maybe a belt or something. If I need something specific, I usually try TJ Maxx, am disappointed, and go to Carson’s. But TJ’s is usually pretty inexpensive so I’ll at least go and take a look first.

I am a TJ Maxx fan b/​c I love finding deals. I love thrift stores and garage sales. If it’s a sale, I’m there. This location is my favorite even though the shoe department at other is larger. This store is not as crowded and I have dealt with surprisingly pleasant employees. The building is awesome BTW, the old Blocks building which is the setting for my mom’s first job in the china department. Parking is usually not a problem, meters have changed to sucking change and debit cards until 9pm unfortunately. Don’t forget to check out the jewelry counter, I bought a huge mother of pearl ring on clearance for $ 15 and get more compliments on it than my other big money ring.

Alright i have been here a few times over the years. It is a really big store. It is quite nice and well organized. But, i have recently discovered Marshall’s. Guess what they have the exact same merchandise! I was a bit shocked to see that. I mean exactly the same stuff. I thought that was a bit strange. However, it does give you something to do when you are downtown Indy. Since there is not many other stores going on down there and the mall is about ready to close up.

As much as I love the Marshall’s in Nora, I loathe this TJ Maxx location. The customer service is nonexistent, the selection is very once over, and they never have what I’m looking for, be it a tie, drawls, dress socks, they never have a good variety. In addition, the store itself is usually dirty and disheveled. The location is not convenient, although you can get there from indoors if you go through the mall and are staying at one of the attached hotels. I just have never had a good experience or scored anything worth my while at this place.

I freaking LOVE this store. I used to shop here at least once or twice a week. My loft was on the 8^th floor of the building that houses this TJ Maxx on the bottom level. It was so much fun traveling down to the store by elevator or escalator just to look for random things that I might like to have. From home furnishings such as cool looking glass vases, bottles, jars, wall décor to marked down clothing that saved you over 15 bucks or more from buying them at Nordstrom or another store down the street. You also can find a lot of great kitchenware as I was obsessed with having nice top of the line looking utensils, cookware, and whatever that went into my kitchen :)

This is the place to go if you are traveling to Indy and forget to pack something. I forgot to pack my tie on my trip to Indy and went down to the hotel gift shop to see if they had ties. They did and they were $ 25 for a poor quality tie. I went to TJ Maxx and picked up a nice Kenneth Cole tie for $ 11.99!
This is a great place to pick name brand products and a serious discounted price.