TJ Maxx

The quality of products carried is just fine. Prices on certain things appear to be a good deal such as handbags and some shoes. Clothing appears overpriced for such a store — would rather buy directly from other stores on sale. The reason I am giving a two star is that the service is horrible. Specifically about 8 out of 10 times I’ve come, the line to checkout is soooooooooooo long and sooooooo slow. Even at off-​peak shopping times. One of the flaws on this is that they have the cashiers handle both the returns and purchases. Due to the high volume and (apparent) lack of sufficient personnel, they should have one line for customer service to handle returns and the rest for purchases. It would make a much more pleasant experience. Additionally, during high traffic times such as a Saturday early afternoon, they should have many checkout staff, not just 2 – 3 and a line wrapping all around. Handle these things TJ Maxx Sunset Valley and I’ll change my rating.

A fan of TJ Maxx for sure! Out of them, Ross, and Homegoods they are my favorite for sure! They are a lot cleaner than most of the Ross stores I have gone to and have the best deals when it comes to the price and quality of the items.
I do not really shop for clothes there. Their plus size selections are kind of limited and there is not much of a selection for fashion in that size either. They do though have a great regular women’s selection. My mother loves their store for their Calvin Klein clothes. She is a huge fan of his work and can afford it due to TJ Maxx. They have a great selection of jewelry especially when they get some Juicy Contour items! (which of course is one of my favorites!) I also like their purse selection.
I do have to say I have an addiction to those pretty french like boxes that they sell that you just happen to put a whole bunch of junk in and try to justify that you need them for your stuff! LOL! Every time I go there, I end up leaving with about $ 20 bucks worth of boxes and depending on the size that is 5 more boxes in my room that I do not need!
They are always clean and the people are nice. What gives them a full 5 stars is that they are one of the few places that still does and allows layways. Not every store as the layway but its nice that I have a bit more leway with the items I want to buy. You only have 30 days to pay it off and pick it up but that still allows me 2 full checks to pay it off which is nice. One of those stores I can’t help but shop at all the time.

Every now and then I like popping into this stores and occassionally you can find a few gems. These typees of stores always seem a little unorganized and chaotic, but if your welling to deal with that, you can certainly find some good clothes (and other things) at really reasonable prices!

One of my favorite places to shop for bargains and deals… quick stop in here to return an item, hoping they would have the right size… no such luck, but will return to shop again!

TJ Maxx it has great brands, and great prices. Contrary to what most people think most of their merchandise is current season and not at all damaged. They have buyers that go and look for over produced merchandise and buy it at a discounted cost. That is why you can find designer stuff for half of the price, discounts are usually 30−60% off.
I have found some great deals at TJ Maxx and I have actually see the same items at the mall for full price, crazy right?
They have new deliveries every three to four days, big days are usually on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only drawback to this is if you like something go ahead and get it because once the item is gone its gone. They also carry jewelry and bath and beauty products too if you are into that and they are also name brands that are deeply discounted.

If I had to judge this place by my experience I had with the fitting room attendant then it would be negative stars.
Stopped in here a week before Christmas with my boyfriend looking to picking up a couple things before a Christmas trip. We grabbed a couple items to try on and head back to the dressing room. Once we arrive, we are greeted by Medusa’s second cousin. When I hold my clothes to display that I have three items I would like to try on, I am greeted with a screeching, «You NEED to hang them up there.» With that she rolls her eyes to the direction of single hanging rack. After doing so, she sticks a plastic number 3 in my face. I quickly grabbed my items and head to the dressing room.
After that experience, when I leave I simply stick the clothes on the returns rack and… RUN! I did not want to deal with her wraith.
You know, I understand it’s a week before Christmas and your stressed but if you can’t handle the stress of the retail world then you shouldn’t be working in it.
I will be avoiding that dressing room at all costs.

I love this TJ Maxx. Went in the other day and totally scored on tons of salon-​brand hair stuffs and kitchen gadgets. Yay! I have found some other great deals on shoes, handbags, and belts here too. Electronic stuff, food items (half price Henry and David Chocolate Truffles after Christmas-​yum!), and men’s section are also very good. They also seem to be expanding their offerings of pet items: they had TIGI-​brand doggie wash wipes went I went the other day.
Finding clothes here can be difficult as the clothes are organized by very specific clothing categories: for women, there are tank tops, then blouses, then knits, then long-​sleeve shirts, jackets, etc. I wish it was organized like Ross where it is basically Tops and Bottoms organized by size, but now that I’ve kind of graduated to TJ Maxx and Nordstrom Rack, I can’t really go back to Ross.
If you’ve got the time to dig, it is probably worth it, but I usually will opt for going to the mall if I need something specific. If fact, I can’t recall ever scoring some great clothing find here. Mostly because of the organization and that it is still had to pay $ 30+ for a top at a discount retailer. Glad the Rack is across the street to help complete this circuit of more upscale discount stores in Sunset Valley.

While this place has great deals, you have to work really hard to find them and I’m not sure if it’s worth it for me! I initially came to TJ Maxx to look for a light-​weight suitcase and found one for $ 79.99 which I thought was an awesome deal! However, when browsing around the clothing department afterwards, I have to admit I was extremely overwhelmed because it was disorganized and messy. They try to put too many clothes out at one time so it’s really hard to browse through them.
I think you can find the same type of deals/​savings at San Marcos so that’s what I’ll stick to.

Dear Mr. TJ Maxx,
The return went swimmingly. Talk about friendly sales chick!
I will be back Mr. Maxx and until then, send my warmest regards.
Sincerely,
Samantha F.
Dictated But Not Read.

Like most people, I LOVE a good deal… and for people like me, walking into a TJ Maxx is tantamount to an alcoholic walking into an all-​nite happy hour with $ 1 drinks and $ 20 bucks in my pocket… I can quickly get «drunk» on 20 things I never knew I needed… but at the time, it was an awesome deal and «need.»
Of the discount department store alternatives, they are my favorite. I love the housewares aisles… especially the kitchen gadgets… I never knew you could get a kitchen whisk in so many shapes, sizes and pretty colors ;o). You can frequently find some great name brands, All-​Clad, Wustoff, Le Cruset to name a few… and they are equally savvy in the designers for clothes, shoes and HANDBAGS!!! Cole Haan, Michael Kors, Furla, B Makowski, Kipling, Tumi, lots of great European designers, and the mainstays logo brands like D&B, Coach… the designer stuff turns, so get it while you can… it may not be there next week.
My personal favorites are all the red tags, as if this stuff was not cheap enough, and when a red tag gets a yellow tag… they might has well pay me to take it. LOVE the bargain.

To be sung like you would the 12 days of Christmas if you know that, because this is what you are going to see this week when you go, mark my words:
Here we go…
Mi mi mi mi miiiiiiiiiiii…
12 Undocumented Aliens
11 double parked cars
10 minutes til checkout
9 ladies dramas
8 messy sale aisles
7 signs of aging
6 price-​a-​checkings
5 LOUD RING TONES!
4 the love of God
3 French Men
2 screaming kids
and just ONE honest dude in the bunch!
Fa la la la la la la la la…
Oh Holy night, this place is freaking craaaaazzzzyyyyyy…
I will say come here to find the cheapest ear buds from Skull Candy and all kinds of cool electronic accessories as well as sterling silver jewelry and the purse and luggage selection, forget about it!
You will love it!
Also very cheap and nice kitchen gadgets, clothes, women’s shoes, cosmetics by great brands that you would find at Sephora and Ulta, and the candies are super cheap and great… there is just so much going on here…
Enjoy it and be safe and to all a good shop!

I come here at least twice a month whenever I am dateless on a Friday night. Of course, I’m missing out on Ghost Whisperer but I don’t think Jennifer Love Hewitt misses me too much.
I love designer jeans. TJ usually has a few selections of Seven for All Mankind, Joe’s, Hudson, and True Religion but I never find any my size. Then again, I’m a tiny person. Today, there was a crap load of True Religion jeans for 100 bucks and usually it goes for 200. I was tempted, of course, and took 2 pairs with me to try on. After standing in the dressing room for 15 minutes, I decided to save my money. Odd of me.
There’s a good selection of designers from Michael Kors to BCBG to brands that you’ll find at the mall for probably 50 to 75 percent off. To me, the best part in coming here is browsing through everything. Sure, I spend at least 1 hour in here. Maybe that’s excessive but I have nothing else to do. The men’s clothes are decent. There’s some polo shirts from Ralph Lauren for 20 bucks cheaper. I tell my Dad to come here to shop since he loves polo shirts but he’d rather go to Macys and spend more money. Whatever.
The shoe selection is decent. I think the selection at Ross has more than at TJ but TJ has better designers. Your choice. I did buy a yoga mat and a dumbbell kit for $ 15. I just used it and the quality is very good. I bet this will be the last time that I’ll use it. I’ll leave it in the living room so my friends think I work out. There’s a lot of really good purses. I saw a Cole Haan purse for 60% off. Dillards had this exact purse for 300 smackaroos.
I take a star off because it takes about 10 to 15 minutes waiting in line. I’ve been here when there was only 1 cashier with 10 people waiting in line. Today, there were 3 cashier and it still took 15 minutes. Odd.

I love perusing this store at regular intervals to find unexpected treasures hidden on its shelves. You have to be diligent, but you will find things you MUST have, especially in the home furnishings/​/​kitchen department.
Among my finds have been scharffenberger chocolate bars at more than 35% off, stainless steel cookware that rivals all-​clad for a fraction of the price, kitchen gadgets galore, good quality kids toys and books at VERY cheap prices, some delicious BBQ sauce, some great wine glasses cheaper than I could buy throw-​away plastic glasses, nice, soft full-​sized bath towels for 4.99 in bright colors, a spritzer bottle of truffle-​infused oil from Napa for only 4.99 that was amazing… Oh – and my lovely Tumi briefcase was about 60% off. I don’t find many clothes here and never shoes. The jewelry is definitely worth checking out, though.
Yes, the flourescent lights are harsh and there is a lot of crap but you just have to wade through stuff and if you don’t find something the first time, you probably will your second.

This is really a 2 to 5 star place depending on what day you go & what treasures you find. I think of these type of places as being kinda like garage sales where they take credit cards. Kinda messy with kinda narrow isles but good things can be found. I got some nice jeans last week for $ 14.99 and my son got a «Gansta» shirt for $ 11.99 that all his friends are pining after. The good thing about this store is that it is next to Ross, so if you find nothing here you can pop over to Ross for pretty much the same experience.