Maxx like Free People, Trina Turk, and Champion and find the product names on other retailers’ websites. The easiest way to find these “models” is to look up the brands typically sold at T.J. Same goes for Champions iconic Reverse Weave pullovers, which, yes, are on T.J. Free People’s popular Movement activewear collection has a tank called “ Run In The Sun.” While you can’t search Free People, or Movement for that matter, you can look up Run In The Sun-and bingo, it will appear for nearly half off its usual price. Maxx will also have some hidden copy that isn’t searchable either, but the model name of the product is usually in the description, so if you search for it, you might find it. While you cannot search the actual names of brands or designers, the easiest way to get around this is to search for the name of the product rather than the brand it's associated with. Keep open tabs of your favorite itemsįind the model names of the products you want and get searching. Maxx experience, but boy is it frustrating when you try searching a brand only to get a cheeky message that they’re being a bit “shy.” It’s something to keep in mind if you’re looking for a specific brand and good to know in advance that certain phrases that sound like a brand (like “movement”) will not show up in the search bar either.
Maxx.īasically, the only way to navigate the store is to scroll page by page until you find something you like or a brand you're familiar with. You can’t search for specific brands or items (that would take away the thrill the hunt, obviously) and some high-end brands' names won’t even appear on the pages-though they’re logos are still very apparent, so it’s the equivalent of the crossed out names on the tags you see in T.J. Maxx intentionally makes their search function more difficult than other online shops. What comes up when you try searching brands on T.J. To help you out (and make my grandma proud!), I’m breaking down the tips and tricks to help you find designer brands and get exactly what you’re looking for from T.J. Luckily, there are ways to find the same great deals you would in store without spending hours digging through the site. However, navigating their online shop is a bit tricky compared to other e-commerce sites. While the online experience can’t compare to shopping in stores (there’s no digging through the racks, no expecting cookware for dings, and no receiving a number from a cute old lady for the dressing room), it’s a good alternative for now. It’s been my go-to for finding Free People and Michael Kors items at reasonable prices and I always come out with something I never knew I needed-at a great price. My grandmother, Ronnie, worked there for years and always gave me the tip when they received a shipment of Abercrombie when I was in middle school. The store has also extended its typical return policy so you can make in-store returns within 30 days of the stores reopening, or return by mail within 40 days. So you’ll have to act fast and early (really early) to get your goods shipped. Maxx will only accept a certain number of orders each day. The best place to find bargain swimsuits and home decor just reopened their online doors, but there’s a catch: T.J.
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