TK Maxx

The Hammersmith location of TK Maxx is alright. It used to be better.
The size of the store is quite large, with 2 ½ floors of offerings. It has the usual mish-​mash of TK Maxx departments and offerings. Lots of handbags and shoes plus a nice sized homewares department.

This store has a lot of great labels and sells them at bargain prices! Their best items are probably the bags, sportswear and electronics. I absolutely hate going through their selection of clothes! If you’re plus size, you’d be better off elsewhere. Things look a little hectic in the clothes section, to be honest. The shoes aren’t nice either. But, like I said, it’s good for certain things.

This is The London version of century 21, but smaller an messier.
Really difficult to find anything specific but bargains are definitely here for the patient returning visitor.

You can get some good stuff here but Beware of their dodgy returns policy. I bought a jumper that on purchase had torn where the security tag had been removed. I did not wear it for the first month but when I went to return it they said they could not refund it even though it was a product fault at purchase, as the 28 day return limit had passed.

I like this store very much. The staff are always friendly and each floor is quite big so you have a lot of stuff to look at! I get all my jogging clothes and hiking stuff from here. They also have some fantastic designer stuff for much cheaper (and yes it is the real thing).
They close late most nights as well so there is nothing holding you back!!!
I could spend a whole day in there (yes i am well aware that i am a sad sad person)

I don’t really understand what the fuss is all about. The stuff here is crap, unfashionable and worse of all NOT THAT CHEAP.
If I want to dress like a tramp, I’ll go to H&M. If I want to dress in out of season clothing, I’ll wear my own wardrobe, Outnet and Yoox. There is absolutely no need to brave this mess of god knows what. Also I prefer my clothes not completely mauled by 100s of people before it lands in my hands.
Homes department also mega disappointing. Amazon is cheaper and a much more pleasant shopping experience if you don’t mind waiting a few days.

TK Maxx is the UK version of our very own TJ Maxx. I bought a couple of shoes, polo shirts, t-​shirts and a couple of jackets from this place. I was so happy to find a pair of Prada shoes for men at a discount/​close out price. I wish our TJ Maxx here in the US is as cool as TK Maxx.
p. s. UK sizes are 1 to 2 size smaller than the US so try everything on first (except for underwear… please don’t) before paying at the counter.
another p. s. they charge for plastic bags.

This is a great place to find some great bargains! I love going through all the stuff and if I’m honest there is a lot of rubbish there too. But by looking at everything I have managed to find some real gems here. The clothes found are not from the current season but I don’t think that anyone can really tell anyways… The workers also help me to find whether my size is still available by checking the computers and are friendly in general. I think everytime I come here I have something in my bag afterwards and its never too expensive either! :)

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I’m a tkmaxx fan too. You really need to be patient to find what you wanna, but it’s whorthwhile. The prices are very low and the labels are very nice. In the third floor, you can find houseware items, from egipitian cotton sheets to le creuset pots.

I’m in this TK Maxx multiple times a week. It is big and filled with all sorts of hidden goodies. It does take some time to dig through everything to hopefully find something you like, but it’s definitely worth it!
If you have the time to look through everything it’s worth it to get big discounts on brand name items!

Really big branch, which although it is quite untidy and disorganised (like most TK Maxx) you still will likely find a bargain if you look for it hard enough.
It has a great home section, with very unique and different decoration items for very low prices.

Im a Tk maxx super fan…
Huge stores, huge variety of products and huge discounts in brand items of all kinds (Bliss, TIGI, Chloe, Armani, Moschino, Calvin Klein…) up to 60% off the normal price.
I cant remember the last time I visited TK Maxx and left the shop without a purchase… It probably never happened.

I really haven’t got the patience to be trawling the rails of TK Maxx for a bargain. I have heard of people rifling industriously through clothes and finding a designer item which has been slashed by around 60%. I have seen lovely dresses in magazines and been amazed that were from TK Maxx. I know, I know if you want something bad enough you have to work at it but whenver I have made the effort the only ‘designer’ I’ve found is a label I’ve never heard of. I wish I had the patience to hunt down the obviously ‘hidden’ gems because my mum and firnds have found lovely bits from labels including French Connection Miss Sixty and Dior.
I do love going upstairs to the homeware and childrens section because I never leave disappointed. My bargains have included a large Venetian bathroom mirror for £30, wooden picture frames £5 each and a beautiful baby Dior jumper for my son (not a logo in sight!) for an unbelievable £12!
If I want reduced designer clothes I’ll wait for Selfridges sales but if I’m in want bargain basement home bits and childreenswear I’ll head to TK Maxx.

If you have some time to kill, and a whole load of patience, then I
would recommend taking a trip to TK Maxx in Hammersmith. This massive,
bustling mega-​store boasts a variety of products from thousands of
designers all at reasonable prices, but, there is a catch. Everything
that is anywhere near decent is piled (if somewhat hidden) away and
all that can be seen is general mounds of crap. It seems like 95% of
the store is complete rubbish, but there really are some jewels to be
found. I always feel very disappointed and angry in the shop but after
rummaging for a few hours, i sometimes find reduced clothes that
I would pay decent money for.

A huge branch of the T K Maxx store, with womenswear on the ground floor, and menswear on the first floor.
Like all branches, it’s something of a pot luck as to whether you can find something you want: some of the labels don’t really come into the ‘designer’ category, and some of the stuff is so ghastly, it clearly hasn’t sold at full price for good reason. (I did once see a trendy young thing trying on a bright purple velvet jacket, clearly fighting between the apparition staring back at him from the mirror, and his desire for the Versace label)
That said, if you are discerning and prepared to walk out without buying something on some trips, you may be rewarded with some really good buys on others: I’ve purchased some fabulous Aquascutum ties here, and I was seriously tempted by some wonderful Timberland leather jackets, down from £400 to under £150. (I resisted — this time).
I’ve generally found footwear seriously disappointing in what’s on offer, but then I do have a popular size. If you’ve got feet under size 7, or over size 11, there’s more choice. More generally, there’s a lot more choice in large and extra large than in medium or small sizes.

I came round this area only to go to the Hammersmith Primark as I wanted to avoid the constant crowds of the one on Oxford Street. After a long stint in Primark, I was pretty content with all my cheap buys, until I came across TK Maxx. I got quite excited seeing designer brands but with their prices slashed down to extremely decent prices.
They sell women’s, men’s and kids clothes, as well as shoes, accessories. The products in their homeware selection are a good buy, and new in to stores are hotel brand Egyptian cotton towels.
The range of what is sold is endless, I still can’t get over the prices. Though don’t be surprised if you find yourself digging ferociously through pile after pile, stack after stack of clothing to find your size.

I discovered the Hammersmith branch of TK Maxx after a particularly fruitless afternoon spent at the Vintage Fashion Fair nearby. Dejected having unearthed no vintage gems and single-​minded in my desire not to resort to Primark, I ambled into TK Maxx and boy am I glad I did.
With rail upon rail bursting with cut-​price clothes, TK Maxx is manna from heaven for discount junkies. There are a few rails dedicated to designer pieces bringing to mind discount department store Century 21 — yes, of Sex and the City fame — in downtown Manhattan.
I unearthed a beautifully classic Calvin Klein mac discounted from £450 to £80 and a tuxedo jacket by Chloe and will definitely be returning to TK Maxx on the hunt for more bargains. Don’t wait for the sales, hit TK Maxx, your wallet and your wardrobe will thank you.

TK Maxx is alright for the occasional, maybe twice yearly visit. It’s really good, personally, for buying extravagant ball gowns. You can get something high end and unusual for around £40-£60.
This means you will not be wearing the same Monsoon dress at the ball as everybody else. Of course, most people probably don’t go to as many balls as me. I’m pretty glamorous.
Otherwise, the place is too much of a shambolic mess for me and involved too much rummaging and trying on of things to find a real quality item at a good price.

Biggest one in London filled to the rafters of cheap (well cheaper) designer brands and not so designer often up to 60%.
Selling everything from D&G suits for 200quid to French connection jeans for 20to jelly belly forwell I don’t know how much but they do sell a lot household goods too. Suits coats casual cloths shoes and trainers is the main stay. If your really after a bargain then you probably wont find ityou need to go there with an open mind and snap up the bargains as they come as they’re always changing stock. Apparently in the last week of February and September they have clearance sales to sell of old stock at an even stupider prices.

I love Tk Maxx, even though if you really want to find something you need patience and plenty of time, I always do, and it is always nice and bargainous. For example, I bought some lovely brown leather boots with buckles, sturdy and warm, for £40, only to see them in another shop window for £150! Hoorah!
They have all sorts of things in here, with emphasis on female fashion, though they do have lots of men’s and kids clothes too. This is quite a large store so they have homeware too. Really useful for buying uni supplies like mugs, bowls and kitchen utensils– quality brands at very affordable prices! I have so many things from TK, it really has been god’s gift. What I also like about it is that you go in having no idea what to expect, there is always a nice surprise at the end of the shop. This is because there is a huge mix of labels, from really high end designer to normal high street brands. And if you really have A LOT of time and patience then check out the clearance bit, they have bargains galore there, mixed in with a lot of rubbish.

TK maxx ist so etwas wie ein outlet geschaeft fuer designer ware, den es teilweise auch in deutschland’s einkaufsstrassen sieht.
Die Geschaefte haben zwar leider kein super tolles design und oft muss man sich durch etliche Kleiderstaender wuehlen, aber der Aufwand lohnt sich definitiv. Ich habe dort mal eine super tolle Designer Lederjacke fuer nur 50£ entdeckt. Dort gibt es auch preiswerte, tolle Kleider zum weggehen und die Schuhabteilung dort ist reisig. Also wer da nichts findet