TJ Maxx

I will say I've found some solid Ralph Lauren dress shirts here. Yes they still are $47 or so, but for the quality hard to beat. Also Nautica ones for $25 is a decent deal. These are two brands that I like, but the Jones and other ones not so much. This store could be better. A lot of it is due to how busy it is, and also a lack of organization. It's not my favorite TJ.

Getting in and out of here on Route 7 is a headache. The lines are "read a chapter long." It's like there's never a lull here, and I like to shop in a semblance of peace. That won't be found here, but that's Tysons Corner for you. Still I'm grateful for the polite staff. Also happy to get nice looking shirts, at half of what they'd be at Tysons Corner Shopping Center. That helps my budget, or what's left of it.

I like TJX, but this location was a bit unorganized.
I know it's Christmas time, and things could be a little crazy but definitely need attention to detail!!!

Maybe it's just because I live out in the suburbs of Ashburn but this TJ Maxx is amazing and has way more than the ones out by me (Fairfax, Sterling). I love that they have designer brands like Love Shack Fancy, House of Harlow, Beach Riot, Chloe, Theory, and many more. They have a wide range of designer shoes too. Literally, I found a pair of Chloe sneakers for half the price of what I had just purchased them for at Tysons Galleria. These shoes retail for $595 dollars and were being sold at TJ Maxx for almost half the price. Luckily they weren't my size so it softened the blow and didn't make me feel as bad. I think I've become addicted to coming because I've been three times in the past 2 weeks to look for clothes for an upcoming vacation. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because I hate the parking lot. There's only one way in and out and it's a busy area with all the other stores in the strip, especially during the afternoons during peak traffic time for the Tysons area. I'd suggest going in the mornings or early afternoon on weekdays.

Love TJ Maxx for their name brands, prices & selection. What more could a girl want, lol. I was on a search for a bday gift for my 8 year old neighbor.

Like most others, this location is no different. The store is very clean, including their bathrooms (huge +), and the staff is friendly. The gentleman that checked me out was super nice & helpful.

I did not find something that struck me for her gift but I did score a nice shirt for my son on clearance, as well as Sun Bum lip baum (a surfers brand that is cruelty free & has SPF) for 1/2 the price! SCORE! I also saw the exact same Gaiam roller for 1/2 the price I paid for it on Amazon!

If you don't mind looking, you will find things that you would buy at big name stores for half the price here.

Staff is so rude, they buy all popular inventory, they question your returns when you're a loyal customer and they sold you something used, and they're just incompetent. AND they allow these "personal shoppers" to roam around the store for literal hours on their phone live shopping for others. They take 2, 3 even 4 carts of inventory to then up charge and Venmo people to send out to them. Essentially using my TJMAXX as a store front and leaving no stock for purchase for regular hunters. I will never go back. There's better discount stores to spend your money at.

I visited this store last evening and was not satisfied with the service also the store was packed with clothing and no sense of organization. There was a lot of inventory in that store. When I got to the register I alerted the cashier that a skirt I was purchasing had a stain (see photos) and could I get a 10% discount. She informed me that they don't discount for things of that nature but she could ask. I asked her to ask her Manager. The Manager said they do not discount, but I could go home and wash it and if it did not come out I could return it. What???? A 10% discount would have went so far in customer service than telling a customer to go home and wash a newly purchased item to remove a stain and then take the time and energy to return it back to the store if I was unsuccessful in the removal of the stain. I purchased the skirt at full price because it was really beautiful and I wanted. Upon leaving the store the sensor on my bag went off so the Manager who refused to offer a discount but gave a plethora of other suggestions checked my bag to find a sensor still on one of the garments. I further discussed with the Manager the notion that they don't discount items for damage and she stood firm in initial stance. I worked retail at Marshalls for a year and offering a discount for a damaged item was customary and I let her know that. She puts the items back in my bag and I go home to find that one of the items I paid for was not in the bag and now I have to go back to that store to retrieve the item I purchased or get a refund. This was not a pleasant experience and I don't foresee ever going back to this TJ Maxx.

This is one of the better TJ Maxx's in the area. While it has gone downhill a little bit over the years (management), it's still a location that usually has what I'm looking for. I'm in the process of searching for Christmas decorations and I stopped in here today and found enough to get me started. The store was a little junky, but for the most part, things were where they were supposed to be. Overall, I recommend this location for awesome deals.

I haven't been to this TJ Maxx in years. The parking lot makes it extremely difficult to be safe.

I was waiting in line and I had two baby outfits (both that were on the clearance rack). I asked the guy to do a price check for me. What does he do? He asks his manager. The manager says "these are new merchandise." I'm not sure how she memorizes all inventory in stock, but apparently she does. So they refused to actually look it up. When I took 10 seconds to debate which one I wanted, the guy says "here you can hold it and figure it out." What? LOL

Yeah, I'll go to another location.

This TJ Maxx is located in the Sakura plaza, right off the Leesburg Pike. It seems as if this place has more of a selection of 'Off the Runway' items, as there are a lot of designers showcased. If you have the time to sift through, some of these items appear in the regular clearance racks, all melded in with the other articles of clothing.

One thing I've noticed, though, is that most of the clothing are usually stained, mostly with foundation or lipstick marks. GROSS! Also, there is a lot of inventory here, not really organized, and it's a little 'compact.'

If you're a cup/mug person, this particular location seems to have a nice variety - there are some cute currently-treading unicorn mugs.

The SAs are not readily available, as they are only a couple who stock items and the rest are up at the front, manning the cashiers.

I was able to find some cute shirts, but just with any TJ Maxx stores, you may be fortunate to find a special/rare item on a random visit.

I have to note that I've met one of the most friendliest cashiers in all of the TJ Maxx/Marshalls/HomeGoods-land - her name is Sabina, and she is so CHEERFUL! It was pretty refreshing to see her greeting each of the customers with a big smile and engaging them - what a great individual! :D

+ask for Sabina! :D
+stained and disorganized selection of clothing
+limited SAs on the floor
+located in the Sakura plaza

It was so busy but it's good place for buy something. And worker is so nice they help me a lot.