T J Maxx

Would not give refund even though cashier didn’t give me one. Flat out did not care and looked at me like I was ripping them off. Good prices but terrible location and staff.

Designer labels for ¹⁄₁₀ of the price? Sign this girl up! Shopping is my least favorite way to spend money, particularly paying full retail (blame the day job). While it could be more organized, i suspect the emphasis on customer experience is not TJM’s modus operandi. Product seems to flow in pretty regularly, beneficial to stop in and check out the racks when you can.

I like this place, hard to find parking but I live downtown and its easy to bike to. They have shopping carts and I always find something I don’t NEED but I want! The line for checkout moves quickly and I have never had an issue with customer service. Its usually the local bums that harass you when you walk back out to 16^th street that always leave you a little frustrated. OH WELL that’s downtown for you!

Great store and EXCELLENT customer service!
I came in on my lunch and ended up finding great Halloween decorations. Upon checkout they offered to hold my items and pickup after work (I had two huge bags and a tall mummy:) Called after work and they walked down and delivered my items to my car. Did I mention I was pregnant so this was absolutely helpful. I will definitely be back to do more shopping!

This store has a nice selection of hand bags and the dressing rooms are very clean and spacious. I really wanted to buy a suit from here for work but I could not find one that I liked.
Im giving the store 3 stars but the customer service was horrible.

the staff is always awesome.
I used to like this place but lately, there really isn’t much stock and everything is completely picked over. Maybe they are not restocking often due to economy — dunno Handbags are a good example — they’ve had crap for at least the last few weeks.
Feb 2015 — one year later. The selection is even worse than my last review. Picked over garbage. Saddness :(

Ok, I’m not sure what everybody’s problem with this store is. First, it didn’t smell bad when I went. Second, it was well organized and well stocked — better than the highest rated TJ Maxx stores back home in Atlanta, in fact. Third, I found fantastic merch here at unbelievable prices. Gorgeous $ 400 Cole Haan boots for $ 129! A super hot $ 220 down coat for $ 99. Nike base layer stuff for golf this winter under $ 20 each. Need I say more? Walking distance from convention center, I’ll scope this place daily, no question. And thanks to all the naysayers, by the way, I appreciate your leaving all the best buys for me :)

(⁴⁄₁) was in search of a new bedding set, which I couldn’t find exactly what I was looking for but always great designer/​brand name deals.
Downfall is it’s on the mall… a little bit of smell lingers near the entrance.

For being on the 16 Street Mall, this TJ Maxx was not bad. I expected it to be a bit ghetto and smell like pee (the entire 16 St Mall does), but this location is better then what I was expecting for th3 16 St Mall.
I only came here to find stuff to decorate my loft down the road and they had a plethora of housewares that were pretty good. The clothes and other accessories are what you expect from a TJ Maxx.
The only reason this got a 3 star versus a 4 star is the amount of unbehaved children. I know this isn’t a problem with TJ Maxx, but it still is very annoying when you have kids screaming in your ear and parents who don’t know discipline. Also, employees are either nice and willing to help or not interested whatsoever.

A typical TJ Maxx, although I think this one is much bigger than my normal Southlands branch. They have a lot better merchandise too! I can find more items at this one — especially purses and career wear.
I think it is generally clean, if not a bit messy. It just seems the way of these discount stores! Still the smaller price tag keeps bringing me back!

Its kinda disorganized. And the hat selection was a little weird. The Luggage are decent prices. I prefer Gordmans because they have stuff in sizes i can actually wear. I never noticed a smell but then i dont hang out that long inside.

Normally I love TJ Maxx! But the 16^th street one is it’s own beast. The other Unilocalers are right, it smells like the community poop can in a dog park in here. I have no idea why and that alone is frightening. But I digress. I’ve been in this place quite a few times and have found some pretty great deals. Mostly on hair products like brushes, shears, clippers, and hiking socks. I play it safe. lol
Anyways, the staff is pretty rude overall but think about the sheer volume of people and how many of those people are jerks to them. I can stand in line and watch at least three people arguing with cashiers about prices and other stupid crap. So while they shouldn’t be jerks to regular folks like me, they are, and I understand. Whatever. It’s a bargain store, not Tiffany’s. You get what you pay for all around, that includes the service.
But also, their crappy LPs (aka plain-​clothed loss prevention) suck. They follow me everytime I walk in there with a backpack. But not when I am dressed in my nice denim and sweaters, etc. Most times, I walk down to 16^th street with a backpack and tennis shoes to shop comfortably, not in 6 inch stilettos and a purse. So beware if you’re a young lady or man because they will follow you around and ruin your experience. Its so frequent that I can now point them all out as soon as I hit the door. Note to them: stop stereotyping!
Pros: If you have time to dig, you can find some great deals on certain things. Great selection of ladies grooming products.
Cons: Workers don’t care, store is a mess, LPs ruin your shopping, really does smell like poop sometimes.
If you want a good deal, hit up Ross just a little further down. Owned by the same people but better prices and not as ridiculous. Or just hit the TJ Maxx stores in the ‘burbs.

All the good seasonal outdoor gear is starting to hit this store again — lots of North Face parkas, Under Armor, Hot Chillys, Columbia fleece and parkas, Patagonia Capilene, Swany Toaster mittens, Orage funky patterned ski jackets and pants, Carhartt, Scott, Helly Hansen, Turtle Fur, Bear Paw, Bonfire, Marmot, Dakine (and Dakini for the ladies) and Roxy. Even hand and foot warmers and Scott, Oakley and Bolle goggles. No reason to pay full price when suiting up for your winter activities.

The first thing that you will notice upon entering this TJ Maxx is the smell of poop mixed with Aveda (Aveda is next door). I know, right?! I’ve been here many times, and without fail the smell is there every single time. It’s hit or miss whether both elevators are working, and many times I truck up the stopped elevator holding my breath until I get to the top.
The store itself… well it’s completely crammed full of stuff, in no real order. If you like tacky denim rompers, embroidered denim, Ed Hardy garb, etc. this is your place! If not, you might want to try a TJ Maxx in suburbia. Sure, they have the random designer purses and sometimes some awesome Chinese Laundry shirts for men. The staff is completely unhelpful, but that is kind of in line with all of the other TJ Maxx’s around. I found two shirts I loved, however both had holes in them. So they were returned rack. I found some jeans that said they were my size and clearly they would not fit over my foot, which is of average size. I am so confused by women’s sizes, but TJ Maxx really throws me a curve ball.
This TJ Maxx is fun to walk through during the lunch hour, but I wouldn’t say I’d go out of my way to go there. I used to think they were catering to more of a business crowd, as they usually have a semi decent selection of business attire (jackets, skirts, slacks), but it really has changed to a more tacky 16^th Street Mall crowd, hence the Ed Hardy and rhinestones on everything.

Run of the mill TJ Maxx.
Kinda messy, lots of denim with dragons embroidered on them and a staff that truly does not care if «you have found everything you were looking for.»

This is one of the best TJs in Denver metro. Like my fellow Unilocaler Thomas S., I would also describe myself as a «cheap @$$» and this TJ helps me still look halfway professional at very low prices. Recent scores: Calvin Klein summer weight skirt suit for under $ 40!!! WOOT! A Calvin sleeveless sheath dress for $ 29. Woo hoo! A NineWest silk dress for an unbelievable $ 10. While the Westminster Prominade TJ’s has a GREAT home store, the downtown store seems to cater to the professional who is also a, um, thrifty shopper. Take a late lunch (after 1 p.m.) and check it out.

Recall warnings lined the glass partition as I ascended the escalator. Note to self, do not buy the food or anything slightly mechanical.
This place is stuffed with merchandise, it is crowded and cramped with people and stuff especially during the lunch hour.
I went in looking for a belt. I found a Nine West black leather one originally priced at $ 40.00 selling for $ 14.99. Score!
It will do in a pinch but I just feel so claustrophobic in there.

Erk why does this place smell like poop in here? This place is pretty messy inside. Compared to other TJ Maxx locations I’ ve been to this one is pretty crummy.
Everything is disorganized and staff are so slow to fix up racks. The person trying to sign you up for a TJ Maxx card blocks the entrance and is generally just a nuisance.
The poop smell got overwhelming not just for me but for a few other patrons with scrunched noses. I hope it’s not like this normally, but I had to leave.

I like TJ Maxx and the 16^th Street TJ Maxx is the best of them all… at least for men’s clothing. My wife feels like the stores in the suburbs have a better selection of women’s clothes. But for men’s stuff, this is the place. I find myself having to buy «professional» clothes to wear to work. This store allows for me to be the cheap ass that I am and still look like I might have spent a buck or two. This is the only store in the area that carries suits and sports coats for men. I just picked up a Calvin Klein suit for a mere $ 200. Score!

I’ve got to be honest. This place is great. I don’t care what people think but I enjoy spending a good day at TJ Maxx or at least a few hours. You really need to spend some time there to find the good stuff. I am a label whore and I get a lot of goodies here. Whether I’m in the mood for Ralph Lauren Towels to match the season’s colors or the perfect little Roxy sweatshirt to prance around the house in. I’ve picked up some O’neil summer shorts here that I had bought for my sister in Santa Barbara for 3 times the price. I feel like a MORON when I do that.