Marshalls

I actually love shopping at marshals and you would think you can never have a bad experience while shopping, just minding your business, right? Well today I walked into marshals with my infant son and step daughter while my fiancé walked in later after parking our car. As soon as I walk in, grab a card near the register my step daughter says she’s thirsty and wants a Sprite so I tel her to go grab one. Like we do often while shopping anywhere, including marshals. So, she runs to grab a soda passing all the cashiers who have no line and runs back to me and we walk towards the shoes. Meanwhile, my fiancé walks in the store and comes to us. Soon after he joins us a cashier hurrys towards us with a receipt where she wrote «from marshals» on and asked him to put it on our soda. I got the impression that they believe I wouldn’t pay for my soda because why else would I need a sign on my Sprite saying where it came from? I’ve never had anyone do that to us before, how embarrassing! So my fiancé just pays for the dang soda so we can shop comfortable without a sign on our soda. Good job marshals for preventing a item from being stolen which was never going to be stolen while making honest customers feel uncomfortable.

This location unlike others was very organized. There were a lot of decent clothing under $ 10, some nice stuffs under $ 20.

One of my old bosses swears by Marshalls. Discounted brands like Lucky, Polo, Ed Hardy, and so on. Thing is its still not discounted enough for me when I can get a Nautica polo at Sam’s Cub for $ 7.
I love Ralph Lauren Polos, but if you want me to buy leftovers from the previous season you can’t charge $ 29. Yep, that would be the Pepto Bismol pink one with the tiny white stripes. I’m secure with my manhood, but pink anything I’m not going for.
Staff was friendly, a good selection of men’s pants, shirts, and active wear. Sometimes good shopping for Ol’ Rooster; but the majority of the clothing stays on the rack. Better than Ross just down the strip in selection; just not enough to make me spend a bunch of money here.