T.J. Maxx — Local services in Rochester Hills

I was after costume jewelry (which i NEVER buy or wear) - needed for an event - I bought too many pieces because I wanted to match it to the dress, whichi I didn't have with me. I was like a kid in a candy store - they had a TON of shiny blingy thingies - I swear I must have hypnotized myself! I couldn't decide - it was a half an hour from closing time when i had rolled in - I picked I dunno 40 pieces? Earrings, necklaces, bracelets... even sunglasses (didn't need for event but the PRICE!!) So I race to the jewelry counter to pay for my bounty of baubles and DANA was the salesperson who helped me - she probably thought I was crazy - i sure wouldn't blame her - but she was too polite to say so. She helped me by systematically and accurately checking me out, I had a question on an earring with a minor break, it was one of my fave pieces in the bunch so I asked her to call the manager, PAM, to come and see about a discount... Pam did give me like 99 cents off (it was only one tiny little ring that needed to be added to connect 2 pieces together - I know i have those swimming loose in a drawer at home so I figured ok a buck is a buck considering I'm spening a bunch o bucks - anyway all went well all was good. I took my professionally checked out treasures home and lesiruely went through them to figure out the best matches for the outfit. And yes I am going to return most of the haul but I did choose to keep a few other pieces that were unbelievably cheap but not SO cheap looking -- I mean it IS costume jewelry after all so that should be very low priced in my mind. I think I ended up getting like 6 or 7 pieces for around 50 or 60 bucks including 3 pairs of shades! So I definitely recommend TJs if you want to have fun finding bargains - you'll get a ton without breaking the bank. Rochester Hills locay - see Dana in Jewelry she will take great...

Title: ‘Finding Excellent Bargains: Soap and Swimming Trunks from TJMaxx’

I recently stumbled upon an unexpectedly delightful pair of items at TJMaxx that far surpassed my expectations: a bar of high-quality soap and a pair of swimming trunks. It was an unexpected pairing but one that’s brought great satisfaction.

The soap, with its lush, complex scent and invigorating lather, was truly top-tier. From the very first use, it was clear that its quality was comparable to the expensive, luxury soaps I’d admired from afar. Now, thanks to TJMaxx, this indulgence became an everyday luxury.

As for the swimming trunks, they caught my eye with their striking design, but it was the comfort and perfect fit that sealed the deal. They felt great in the water, with fabric that was quick-drying and resilient. The overall quality of these trunks was on par with premium brands, yet the price tag was a pleasant surprise.

What stood out was the magic of arbitrage that TJMaxx brilliantly executes. They take advantage of inventory surplus from other stores, allowing them to offer these items at reduced prices. It’s clear they’ve mastered the art of providing high-quality products without the accompanying high costs, proving that excellent value can be found in unexpected places.

For anyone looking to find superior products at bargain prices, I wholeheartedly recommend making a trip to your local TJMaxx. It was a fantastic shopping experience that led me to find quality items, and the thrill of a great deal made it all the...

This store in particular is always hit or miss in the women's clothing section. I come here occasionally just for home goods but even then, the selection is incomplete or just lacking overall. The staff is the rudest I've experienced, i.e. lady at fitting room took her precious time writing whatever needed to be written on a slip of paper so that I can try on two items, while she bum-rushed everyone else who had tons of clothes to try on; there's a slim male Indian employee who has on multiple occasions watched me shop and followed me out of the store as if he assumed I stole something... I can only assume he's loss prevention and only pays attention to Black shoppers and not the young kids who come in and steal almost everytime I come to this location; some of the cashiers are nice but can be rude af when you have a return/exchange. I would recommend anyone to just go to the Marshall's a few miles up the street for a better selection and more...