What Name-Brands Can You Find at Ross, TJ Maxx, and Marshalls
When I shop for clothing, while not often as I’m a dude, it is ALWAYS at a discount store. Typically Ross or TJ Maxx as we don’t have a Marshalls in my town. I mean seriously, why would you pay full price for name brand clothing and shoes when you can the same stuff at a huge discount. 95% of the stuff is first run quality and the brands are pretty darn amazing.
In the past, I have talked about How To Score the Best Deal at TJ Maxx, Ross, and Marshall’s which was very well received so I figured why not back it up with an article about the actual brands you can find at Ross, Marshalls, and TJ Maxx.
While some brands are carried at all three stores, many you can only find at one of them.
So without further ado…here is what my research turned up.
Ross (Dress for Less)
Do you know the best day of the week to shop for deals on top brands at Ross? One word: WEDNESDAY!
A friendly Ross employee told me that they finish up their weekly clearance markdowns by Tuesday evenings making Wednesdays the best day to shop and get first dibs.
Here are the big brands that you can score a deal on at Ross.
- 7 For All Mankind
- Adidas
- Adio (Shoes)
- Air Jordan
- American Eagle
- Anne Klein
- Bearpaw
- Bebe Sport
- Betsey Johnson
- Born
- Callaway
- Calvin Klein
- Coach Bags
- Columbia
- Converse
- Doc Marten
- Emerica
- Free People
- Guess
- Heritage 1981
- Hurley
- Jessica Simpson
- Juicy Couture
- Kenneth Cole
- Levi
- Lucky
- Michael Kors
- Miss Me Belt
- Nautica
- Nike
- Nine West
- O’Neill
- Perry Ellis
- Puma
- Quiksilver
- Ralph Lauren
- Roxy
- Sketchers
- Steve Madden
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Toms
- UGGS
- Under Armour
- Vans
- Vince Camuto
- Vox (Shoes)
Update: Also keep an eye out for shoe brands Uggs, Bearpaw, and Toms. Thanks to Ross Distribution Center supervisor Randi for the tip!
Marshalls
Marshalls is known for carrying some great brands at low prices.
Shop early in the week if you can, hopefully on a Monday, as that is when they typically do their restocks as well as their clearance markdowns on apparel and shoes.
By doing so, you’ll get first dibs on clothing that has just been reduced in price.
A few of the most popular brands you’ll find at Marshall’s include American Eagle, Hollister, Forever 21, and Kate Spade.
Here is the list of brands I have complied so far that can be found at your local Marshalls store.
- Adidas
- American Eagle Outfitters
- Banana Republic
- Billabong
- Baby Phat
- Coach
- Champion
- Converse
- Ed Hardy
- Express
- Forever 21
- Free People
- Guess
- Gunit
- Hollister
- Kate Spade
- Kenneth Cole
- Jones of NY
- Juicy
- Love Rocks
- Lucky Brand
- Max Studio
- Michael Kors
- Nike
- Northface
- O’Neill
- Patricia Nash Purses
- Polo by Ralph Lauren
- Pepe
- Royal Doulton
- Roxy
- Sean Jean
- Steve Madden
- True Religion
- UGG
- Under Armour
- Yogalicious
And last, but not least, the brands you can find at TJ Maxx.
See Also: Marshalls Employees Tell Me the Best Ways to Save Money
TJ Maxx
According to some, including my wife, TJ Maxx is a little more expensive than Ross and Marshalls.
But…they have some brands that you’re not going to find at the other two. Namely Abercrombie & Fitch, North Face, Dooney & Bourke, Hollister, and Vera Bradley.
Here are the top brands I have compile so far for TJ Maxx.
- Adidas
- Abercrombie & Fitch
- American Eagle Outfitters
- Anne Klein
- Athleta
- Baby Phat
- Bebe
- Betsey Johnson
- Billabong
- Blank NYC
- Calvin Klein
- Champion
- Cloth & Stone
- Current/Elliott
- Dooney & Bourke
- Dolce & Gabbana (Somewhat rare)
- Ecco
- Frame
- Lucky Brand
- Hollister
- Hurley
- HydraFlask
- James Perse
- Jessica Simpson
- Jones New York
- Juicy
- Kate Spade
- Keds
- Limited
- Marc Jacobs
- Max Studio
- Michael Kors
- MUDD
- New York & Co.
- Nike
- Nine West
- North Face
- Paris Blues
- Pink Rose
- Polo by Ralph Lauren
- Puma
- Rag & Bone
- Reebok
- Roxy
- Theory
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Under Armour
- Vera Bradley
- VINCE
Ask the Reader: What brands am I missing? Let me know and I’ll be sure to add it to my list, thanks!
By Kyle James
Photo credit to Mike Mozart (1, 2) and Nicholas Eckhart.
I started Rather-Be-Shopping.com in 2000 and have become a consumer expert and advocate writing about out-of-the-box ways to save at stores like Amazon, Walmart, Target and Costco to name a few. I’ve been featured on FOX News, Good Morning America, and the NY Times talking about my savings tips. (Learn more)
