Where Do The Clothes At Stores Like TJ Maxx Come From?

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As demand for traditional department stores falls, off-price retailers like T.J. Maxx, Marshall’s and Burlington are seeing a surge in popularity. But as more consumers join the ranks of bargain hunters and deal chasers, less of them know where their favorite affordable clothes, shoes and other items come from. The supply chains behind these stores have evolved in the last decades to meet rising demand, and they’ll likely continue to change as e-commerce grows in popularity and consumers emerge from the pandemic.

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Where Do The Clothes At Stores Like TJ Maxx Come From?

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Renee J. says:

Toronto has the best quality clothes very well made, high end look.

cali zee says:

Everything from tjmaxx will break. The store in this town sells broken stuff. And resell returns. Nasty ass returns!!

Poh Yoke Lo says:

When I lived in the US I love Ross and TJ Maxx!!

Phillip Hsieh says:

Frugality and Prudence is the way to Freedom!

112313 says:

Fast fashion…..very unsustainable.

Lola xo says:

This is what some of us can afford. Who cares?

Denise James says:

I've been shopping at TJ Maxx for several years now when they first arrived in Australia taking over another brand. I find the price is excellent for the mostly quality garment. The one important thing shopping there is to buy it as you see it as tomorrow it will most probably be sold out! The choice of style is also an attraction together with other household and personal care items. These stores are spreading in our country and I can't see that changing anytime soon.

Louie Adam says:

Sometimes some good brands do not last or good quality.

MrRollin Stoned says:

A big sugar coated way to say "we sale confiscated knock offs"

Eleonore Bon says:

The lady with the glasses had a ridiculous background. Was that the Louvre or something?

PerpetualBurn says:

Not much difference in prices from normal malls store vs off price retailers where I'm at in Malaysia

Kir Rah says:

Exactly everyone wants a good deal no matter how much money may have.

P. g. says:

Same thing with Zara, one of my favorite store. Their quality and exclusiveness have changed. Not to mention how disorganized the store is since they have so many ordinary and common clothes as compared with years ago. I miss the time when they have exclusive and different clothes. 🙁

Mark Baker says:

All coming from China

Sean Cosgrove says:

They are successful in getting customers to return over and over. Has everything for entire families, do it is easy to stumble upon something one needs.

Jay Whoo says:

Imagine if you just wore your clothing till it wore out. OUTRAGEOUS.
Basically, you have been duped into consumerism.

BenShutUp says:

My boss makes sooooo much money and she swears by TJ Maxx. You can’t deny that they have phenomenal deals on quality products.

Rebecca Benway says:

I love stores like TJMaxx and Marshall's

A Willis says:

Idc, bring on the sales.

Milen says:

That’s strange that these stores have increase. If you have a Macy’s credit card, lets say, with star money and discount codes you can get discounted good quality clothes and shoes cheaper than those off price stores. Honestly, never can buy good quality or esthetically appealing clothes from those stores no matter how hard I try. The only things I buy are decor, kitchen, soaps and occasionally kid and men things occasionally.

Renee McGruder says:

I love ❤️ TJ Maxx. I go to the one in River Oaks (the wealthy neighborhood) and I find great 😊 things both clothes and home decor.

KC in DC says:

Arrrgh! Enough with the vocal fry! Breathe, support, pronate!

Cindy McIntosh says:

All cloths today are cheap thin and expensive I think everyone needs to except for needing childrens clothes stop buying this flimsy cheap made clothing until good clothing is made once again or next year clothes will be made of paper or plastic

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