Marshall’s Department Store

I love this store and I’ve been going here for years. You can find some pretty good deals. I like to go early in the morning on a week day because it can get very crowded and make it impossible to search for clothes if you’re using a shopping cart. The only problem I have with this place is the older foreign lady at the fitting rooms. She is just RUDE!!! If you go in and have to return anything to her because something doesn’t fit she yanks it out of your hand and doesn’t say anything. I’m sorry that you have to do your job? It makes me not want to try anything on, which I suppose is what she wants.

This place is pretty standard for a Marshall’s. I wouldn’t say this locations in really any different than any other.
I like coming here when I have extra time on my hands and I am not looking for anything in particular. Good for home décor and random gifts.

worst store ever. unfashionable, messy dirty, terrible service. the only thing I would take to go shopping here is the cockroaches under the counters

Do yourself a favor. Don’t stop at the clothes. Sure you can get an outfit for cheap or a great deal on some cute shoes. But that’s only the beginning.
The best stuff is at the back of the store. Need a chair to accent your entryway? How about a decorative bench? Decorative candles (reg price $ 15) for $ 3.99? You bet.
Hey how about a calendar? Picture frames? They’ve got a killer selection.
Why would anyone ever buy a serving dish for full price when you can get great quality ones for half price at Marshall’s?
So many great deals — best stuff is in housewares and bedding. Never pay full price for that stuff again. Head over to Marshall’s and get in on it.

Abercrombe jeans for $ 25.00?
THIS GUY!!!
Now mind you I’ve been on this quest for some time now, I decided to head over on a cold, rainy Sunday since I couldn’t go play outside.
I was under the impression that what ever was out before the holidays was going to be it and will disappear pretty quickly, but they had a lot of stock and associates were putting out more! I think I may just head back over to the Rocky River store again soon!!!

I have loved Marshalls and TJ Max for over a decade now and I even though many told me that I will outgrow my love, that somehow didn’t happen. I am actually convinced — once you become a Marhshall shopper — you don’t go back. Well of course you can, but this is when you find yourself screaming:” $ 20 for a pair socks??? What a rip off !”
Trips outside of sheltered world of never-​ending sales may end up in nervous breakdowns upon seeing the prices so please be careful.
Marshallians are a special breed of spoiled consumers who never pay $ 20 for pair of Calvin Klein socks or $ 600 for Michael Kors purse. We are sales junkies in the hottest trend of past season but we love it and our world loves us in them.
This store is a paradise for shopaholics like me… You can buy just about anything — from the wool coat to the fancy soup ladle without breaking a bank. The most useless (like soaps in bejeweled cases) and most useful (like cotton socks and underwear) things lure in with red tags like $ 2.99.
The choice in the store is a little bit limited compare to TJ Max but it’s almost impossible to leave empty-​handed. If you can’t find anything you can always buy a fancy but amazingly cheap tea and contemplate over a cup of it at home, whether this new french connection jacket is really worth $ 150.
Now since I shared my secret with you, please don’t blurt it out to snobs from Dillard’s and Macy’s — only trusted audience can know how much you really paid for the delightful Juicy Couture tracksuit color of spoiled plums.

. Good Values on Housewares, too.
(GUYS WELCOME.* Not a Girls-​Only Store)

If you’ve never shopped here — or if you have, but only for clothing — don’t overlook Marshall’s for affordable everyday housewares. Although the selection was limited when I was here a few days ago — and will likely change maybe even weekly — it might be worth stopping in occasionally if you’re in the area, just to see what’s been added.
Although I didn’t find what I was specifically looking for on this visit — I did end up discovering the far back corner here at Marshall’s. Well-​discounted and neatly displayed dishes, decorative bowls, cookware, utensils, kitchen gadgets, coffee mugs, and more. I was most impressed with the glassware, sold in boxed sets of 4 and 6, in both everyday beverage and maybe ten different styles and sizes for wines. Even though I didn’t need any, because the prices were so affordable I actually opened a few boxes just to look at them. Averaging just $ 1 – 1.50 per glass, excellent values.
* GUYS: Time to toss out all those chipped and cracked ones.
I’ve never looked through their clothing, but occasionally stop in to see their latest additions to handbags and shoes. I’ve made a few purchases that were very good values, but all should be examined well. Last year I found a beautiful Michael Kors metallic-​gun-​metal-​colored bag for more than half off the $$$ suggested retail, that I was about to place in my cart — until I noticed a small spot on the leather. Peeling METALLIC PAINT ! tsk… tsk, Mr. Kors.
With friendly, helpful employees, and a clean, well-​lit shopping environment, chances are you’ll find some really great bargains, too, just like I have. And as far as long lines, the few times I’ve made purchases, there were never more than one or two customers ahead of me. Lucked out, I guess. If the line is long when you’re here, there’s enough of a bagged and boxed assortment of merchandise distractions on both sides of the check-​out line to help keep you from constantly counting how many people are in front of you. This is just the way it is today for most things — waiting in lines. Before you know it, it will be your turn.
See? It’s your turn already! So what if you picked up those Scandinavian cookies — you might really like them — maybe go back for 3 more boxes — and that Phillip’s screwdriver might come in handy — someday. Hey, the worst that can happen is you’ll realize that you really didn’t want that screwdriver, after all. So — just make sure to save the receipt. No problem — maybe just another long line when you return it. Compared to most other unpleasant inconveniences in life, waiting in a long, slow line — stocked with impulse-​driven goods — is nothing, really. It’s a piece of cake… imported from Germany.

I do not understand this place. The people who work here are horrible! When they hire people is it a requirement to move at a snails pace. Every time I go in there the line is backed up, there is usually only one person checking people out, and everyone else that works there just moves around really slowly. It amazes me!