T.J. Maxx — Local services in Myrtle Beach

I don't go to TJ Maxx often, but it's always a good experience when I do. One of the standout features is their fast checkout lanes, which are among the quickest of any retail store. Unlike some other clothing stores, you could find yourself standing in line at nearby stores for an hour on a bad day, TJ Maxx manages to keep their store organized even during the busy season, avoiding the chaos you might see at places like Ross. Plus, their prices are not as high as Marshalls or Target, making them a great middle ground for budget-conscious shoppers.

The men's clothing section, while not extensive, offers a decent selection of trendy clothes. They carry all the usual suspects: grooming equipment, socks, underwear, and other basics that you'll probably be getting for Christmas and Father's Day gifts. It's the kind of stuff that ends up in your closet until you run out of deodorant and suddenly find yourself smelling like the lovechild of Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds

The store is always clean, and although I typically only explore the men's clothing corner, the overall layout is easy to navigate. I rarely leave with more than a baseball cap or a sweater, but I appreciate the variety they offer at reasonable prices. All these stores seem to have similar items at different prices, but TJ Maxx stands out for its balance of quality and affordability.

In summary, TJ Maxx is a reliable option for finding trendy men's clothing and essentials without breaking the bank. It's a pretty store that keeps you engaged in the shopping experience, even if it's just a part of the retail rat race. If you knew exactly what you wanted, you'd be shopping on Amazon, but here you are, reading reviews on department stores, get a life, move out of the basement, touch some grass, read a book, and for the sake of all that's good don't leave your cart in the middle of the parking lot, I...

A nice lady in housewares helped my son and I get a chair on a rolling cart. She took it up front for us so we could continue shopping. The cashier was friendly and efficient. Our chair was located at the end of the check out counter near the shopping carts. The carts were sticking out, blocking the walkway some between the check out area and the exit door. My son started moving a couple of carts so we could wheel the chair out when an employee came up behind him. The look of anger on her face was confusing. I let her know he was moving the carts so we could get the chair out from behind the counter. She rudely said that was fine but my son didn't have to almost hit her. She had the option to go around the carts and my son but instead walked right up behind him. He wasn't moving fast or erratically. She wasn't behind him she he started he actually looked to be sure he was good before backing up and moving the carts. Just the demeanor, attitude, mumbling things to me and horrible facial expression were completely uncalled for. She should find a desk job away from people. The store doesn't deserve a bad rating just because of her but I hope they will reprimand her and give her some more customer service training. No one deserves to be treated so harshly, especially my son on his birthday shopping trip. I did speak to a manager...

I went on a Saturday and surprisingly didn’t feel so hectic and the store was well organized. My only complaint that made me dislike this location was Linda A. an elderly employee. I was checking out with Linda A. I was not even able to put my stuff down when she states “don’t let her ( my son / male ) stand on the cart it’s a safety hazard”. Im well away that it’s very concerning for kids to stand on carts but my husband was getting my son off the cart and she just so happened to get a glimpse of him standing. Also she then proceeded to tell one of her coworkers “don’t put the hangers there it’s hard to get out” while she is putting them in that place. I’m not aware of their jobs duties but this stuff shouldn’t be said in front of customers making everyone and the coworker feel uncomfortable. Linda A. demeanor and lack of minding her business needs...