Tuesday Morning

According to Corporate Information on the Tuesday Morning website their mission is «to provide customers with an ever changing assortment of name brand products at extreme value pricing.» It is true that they have merchandise that is identical or similar to that found in upscale department and specialty stores, but I’m not sure about the «extreme value pricing» part. Most of what I saw was the same stuff you’d see at Ross, HomeGoods, and Marshall’s but for quite a bit more.
Walking into the Tigard store, I got the feeling that I was on a treasure hunt. First off, there are no shopping carts, only plastic handbaskets, not exactly conducive to buying much. Second, the store is a little dark, almost cave-​like and the aisles, about 6 total (?) are very long and narrow. I didn’t exactly find the place clean & organized but I agree with other Unilocalers that if you look hard enough, you’ll probably find pretty much anything you may be looking for. I did find a Spring twig wreath for my front door I hadn’t seen anywhere else for a good price. If it’s luggage or lamps you want, you’d have hit the jackpot the day I visited.
I didn’t have any issues with customer service and did notice that they have an online mailing list so you can be notified about what items are coming in the future. I might try another store to see how they compare. Overall, it’s worth a stroll up and down the aisles, just expect a hit & miss experience. I’d go back if in the area again.

Horrible manager & service. We had bought a Tommy Hilfiger travel bag, less than a year ago, with all the handles and support straps tearing off (cheap plastic). Other than the handles and the straps the bag looked as was almost new. We took it to the store where we bought the bag and the manager herself immediately went into an aggressive mode, refusing to take any steps or accommodate our situation. She repeatedly said no returns after 45 days, and nothing else could be done, shrugging her shoulders in a cold look. So we left and by accident drove by another TM store, whose manager accepted the return and gave us the credit for future purchase.

You know that purchase you have been putting off because you don’t «need» it or the price is a little high? Worry no more, indulge yourself here in the overstock and close-​out items that are their specialty as there are some great deals to be found.
We found this place to be an interesting way to kill time and came out with some great gifts for people. Be sure to check out their lawn/​garden ornaments! On our last visit we saw some Le Creuset pieces… We also perused the deals on picture frames, gift bags, suitcases and furniture items. We got a deer cookie jar for my dad as a joke, but he loved it and I’m sure there were not a lot of them made. You probably don’t have to worry making a purchase here that the person already has it.
I’m pretty sure you can find just about anything here if you look hard enough. The store was clean and organized and the staff was friendly. It looks like you can sign up online to their mailing list and be the first in the know for what items will be next in stock.
Just don’t blame me if you end up such a fan of this place that you become featured on the next episode of Hoarders.

Great selection — I couldn’t believe all the stuff they had. The Tuesday Mornings in LA are usually picked over, and it was fun to visit one that had a bunch of stuff still. I also stumbled upon a 50% off sale, so I got a suitcase for $ 17. Original price was $ 270, so it was a steal.
Lame ass Alaska Airlines then proceeded to break my new suitcase, but hey that’s what they do.
As for the service — I felt it was decent. My suitcase had a security tag on it that they forgot to remove and when I went back they were kinda cranky about taking it off. They gave me some crap because I didn’t have a receipt, even though both me and the suitcase were both sprinkled in snow. I wasn’t really a fan of that. They ended up helping me out though, just could have been friendlier.
Great selection though and although my new suitcase is now broken (thanks Alaska), it was nice while I had it: P