TJ Maxx

You would think that, being a new store in a new strip mall, this location would be a change from all other TJ Maxx stores. Well, you would be wrong. It is exactly the same, but maybe a little better lit.
While the areas are all pretty well defined, handbags, home goods, clothing by gender and age group, they are not set up in a neat nor pleasing to the eye manner. The clothes looked like they were from 20 years ago. There were purses from big name designers, but those too, were styles from eons ago.
I saw Christmas stuff, so I headed over that way… hard to see what was what because everything was so crammed together on the shelves AND the floor. As I passed other aisles, I noticed the same thing: every shelf just crammed with stuff. No thanks, I’m not going to chance pulling one thing off a shelf and have an avalanche of stuff come showering onto me.
This is exactly why I haven’t been in this type of store in 15 years. I came, I saw, I didn’t buy and I won’t be back. Ugh!
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We found some great brands here with great values.
I am a huge fan of BLISS soap products and they carried them here at exact ½ the price I pay online! I am sure it is hit or miss with what you can find, but it it def worth a scouting trip to see what they have.

This TJ Maxx is so much better than any other that I’ve seen in the Milwaukee area. It Is newly opened in a strip mall however it’s really fun to shop. They didn’t seem to have a lot of product compared to other stores. Finding the right size was difficult. It’s all about the bargains.

Everyone knows I love, love, love, love TJMaxx, so I couldn’t wait to go and check this new location and also I love the hunt and digging aspect of shopping at any TJMaxx. This store moved from 124^th and Capitol. This location is much smaller than the previous location, all the departments are relatively small. I miss the previous location, there was nothing on clearance since the store just opened. It’s still a nice store, and they’re open early on Sundays.

This is a new TJ Maxx location and it’s «decent» — the Brookfield location on Bluemound is better, IMO.
The store itself is on the smaller side for a TJ Maxx, meaning there’s less to pick from. They do have a smattering of everything — clothing, some shoes and a small housewares section. Again, the departments are smaller than other locations so don’t expect tons of choice.
For now, this location is clean, fresh and relatively organized. The merchandise quality was fairly poor — lots of junk with a few «Calvin Klein» shirts from 2 seasons ago thrown in there. If you’re looking to do some discount shopping, Nordstrom Rack is generally better in terms of selection and quality and the prices are not much different.

Yep, It’s another TJ Maxx.
Because it’s in the new Mayfair Collection «fashion mall», it’s 30% more organized than any other TJ Maxx. Do you really think it’ll stay that way for long? I don’t.
What you will find here:
1. Random out of season, out of style clothes
2. Random luggage pieces,
3. Miscellaneous housewares,
4. Weird dry-​good foods (who would ever buy this stuff here?)
5. Shoppers who inspect every item on the shelf, yet buy nothing.
In short, you will find exactly the same here as every other TJ Maxx. I was impressed with the very friendly employees here; that’s something I’ve never experienced at the other stores. If your wife has time time to kill and is looking for a rando piece of kitchenware, chances are you will get dragged here. It could be worse. You could get dragged through a Burlington Coat Factory.