**UPDATE: This giveaway has ended. Thank you to all who entered.**
- Their buyers travel 40+ weeks per year to negotiate with more than 12,000 vendors in over 60 countries (vs. department stores who buy seasonally), giving them more opportunities to score great deals.
- There is tremendous buying power behind their two national chains. T.J. Maxx has over 900 stores in the US. Marshalls has over 820 stores in the US and Puerto Rico.
- T.J. Maxx and Marshalls’ nationwide distribution system allows for faster processing of goods to stores. Therefore, buyers can purchase merchandise up until the last minute of any given season – not only allowing them to respond to trends much more quickly than other retailers (who buy several seasons in advance), but also allowing them to “swoop in” and negotiate a better deal by waiting until a vendor is highly motivated to sell.
I bought this jacket at T.J. Maxx about a month ago. It's faux leather and I paid $29.99 for it. I've worn it several times and it's paid for itself in compliments.
I'm pretty sure this blue bathing suit cover-up was made for me.
And the shoes....don't even get me started on the shoes. Have you been to Marshall's lately? Their shoe department looks like it belongs in a department store. They have the top name brands at half the price. Everything is organized, easy to find and they have a HUGE selection.
Would you like to win a $25 gift card for T.J. Maxx/Marshall's?
To enter simply leave your first name, last initial and email address.
Giveaway ends at 9:00 PM EST, Wednesday, April 27.
