T.J.Maxx/Marshalls

Member since 1989

T.J. Maxx is the largest off-price apparel retailer in the United States. T.J. Maxx offers brand name family apparel, giftware, home fashions, women's footwear, accessories and fine jewelry at prices 20-60% below regular department and specialty store prices. T.J. Maxx customers generally fit the profile of the department store shopper, a savvy consumer who is fashion and value-conscious. T.J. Maxx, which operated 799 stores at the end of 2005, has further growth opportunities in the U.S. The average store size of a T.J. Maxx store is 30,000 square feet.

Marshalls is the nation's second largest off-price retailer and was acquired by TJX in 1995. Marshalls offers brand name family apparel, giftware, home fashions and accessories. In addition, Marshalls offers footwear for the entire family and a broader assortment of menswear than does T.J. Maxx, all at excellent values. Marshalls customers have a similar profile to those who shop at department stores. The Marshalls chain, operating 715 stores at the end of 2005, continues to grow in many markets across the U.S. Marshalls stores are an average of 31,000 square feet.

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Primary Contact

Cindy Allen
Director of Corporate Affairs
T 703-860-5000 x 230
F 703-860-4013
E cindy_allen@deca.org

Partnership Activities:


  • Conducts workshops at DECA conferences
  • Representatives participate as competitive events judges
  • Exhibits at regional and international conferences
  • Attends annual NAB meeting
  • Serves on NAB executive commitee
  • Advertises in DECA publications
  • Provides student scholarships for TJX Associates
  • Participates in employment partnership program
  • Sponsors the Buying and Merchandising Operations Research Competitive Event

design & development: Fathom Creative, Inc. (fathomcreative.com), Maribel Costa, Anthony D. Paul (anthonydpaul), Brent Maxwell, Efrat Levush, Shelli Silverstein, Byron Hughey