Marshalls

I love Marshalls in general. This location has decent apparel that I cannot find at my local one. This one seems to have the more pricey items which means higher quality (most of the times). The problem that I do have at this location there always seem to be long lines. This makes the shopping experience just ok for me. I have found a top that I wanted to purchase and the lines have made leave that top behind knowing I will probably never get the chance to see it again. Hopefully they can work on having more cashiers.

Went in looking for holiday dresses for my daughter. They had none… and the girls selection was very limited.

I like their workout clothes :) I got quite a few workout leggings and workout shorts from them at very reasonable prices! There was one particular shirt I LOVED and I got 4 of the same shirt in different colors! Wish there were more colors so I could get more of the same shirt :) lol
They have a decent shoe and clothes selection and cute kids clothes as well as toys that are less expensive than online or at other stores. However other Marshall’s locations have better selections. Like the ones in Mira Mesa and Farmington. Those are better :) but I enjoy this store so 4 stars!

Best place to come if you need workout clothes. Seriously! The way I try and workout, I can never have enough and I always get a great selection, a great price, and great brands/​quality. The store can get a little messy (hence, the deduction of a star), but honestly — you can’t complain much. Great workout clothes. Great baby clothes. And, if you are lucky, you might be able to score a cute top… depends on the day, though.

This place new management and new employees. EVERY employee in the store was not only a jerk to me but they weren’t helpful at all. They must be comfortable knowing that they’ll never get fired. I think someone should change their attitude.

As the rating tag says, I’ve experienced better as far as Marshall’s goes. As a disclaimer, I don’t care much for Marshall’s in general; it’s pretty much a less impressive version of Gabe’s, somewhere I’d only go if there were no Gabe’s near me. I come in here when I’m bored and in the shopping center, just to see if I might come across something I like, but most of the time, I’m expectedly disappointed. The clothes are usually unattractive and overpriced for what they are. I get it, you’re paying for brand. But do the brands all have to be the ugly ones?
That said, this particular location leaves a little more to be desired. Though I rarely have to stand in line long if I do buy something, the staff isn’t very friendly or personable, you get a real ‘Give me your money, now leave. Next.’ vibe. They also tend to troll around the departments putting things away and keeping the racks orderly, but they’re often in loud conversation with each other, which is irritating. Hopefully the TJ Maxx will be a little more pleasant, although I doubt the selection will be, seeing as they’re basically sister stores.

I like this Marshall’s; it’s clean, organized and a gem for great steals. I find better items at this location than some others located in more suburban areas. They have a nice selection of women’s dresses and shoes.

I love this Marshalls. It has the upscale designer labels that not all of the Marshalls carry. Besides Christmas time, there is always a great selection and even though the lines can get long, they move along efficiently (think Chipotle). I also love the lighting in their newly remodeled fitting rooms. It actually makes you look decent! Oh, I get my salon quality shampoo and conditioner here too. $ 8 for something that Ulta sells for $ 25? Yes please! When you’re done clothes shopping, go next door to Home Goods… I could live in these two stores!!!

Store is good yet limited compared to other branches.
Men’s clothing have poor selection… Furniture area always a miss… no hits.?.
whats up BUYer ???

I used to love this store, and would see it as a treat to got to this particular Marshalls on my down time, but after 7÷1÷13, me thinks not. I took my friend to this particular store to find some home décor ideas for her home because I know there is quality goods at this location that are fully stocked. As soon as we walked in the store, an employee started on the loud speaker, «Security sweep the entire floor, I repeat, Security sweep the entire floor!». We looked at each other like, «Huh!?» But continued on how way the back of the store where the pillows and decorations were. Immediately, we had 2 employees, one name-​tagged short Asian-​looking female employee «fixing things» all of a sudden and another «Apparent loss-​prevention guy» checking out flowers in the same area we were looking at decorations. Once I found my set of flowers, we moved to the next isle. Once we moved into the next isle to find a large dish, we ran into a nice Caucasian lady who was trying to reach some plates. Before we could help, she ended up making a whole bunch of things fall from the top of the isle. Like a flash, the employees that were stalking us in the previous isle came running into the isle, and the Asian employe began acting like she was fixing some frames that were laying on the side of the column. I began to tell her that I knew she wasn’t fixing anything, because instead of helping the lady pick up the things from the floor like we did, she just hoovered in the isle and watched us from afar. Once my girlfriend saw this, she and I both figured that the employees at this Marshalls store thought we were going to steal. So we headed out the isle towards the check out, totally disgusted. Before we could even get out of the isle, another white, male loss prevention guy came running with a shoe box in his hand and stood at the end of the plate isle like there was a real dining set emergency. After this, we were done! I picked up two items that I came to purchase and my girlfriend bought her plate. As we were at the checkout, we could see more employees coming towards us, and headed towards the isle that they thought the «perpetrators» were in. We looked at each other and marveled at the sheer stupidity of the employees behavior. Following two Black females (yes, we’re black) in the store as if we called and scheduled to pilfer goods from anyone is beyond ignorant. We will not be returning to this Marshalls. P. S.: My friend is a sworn officer of a local Police department and will be informing her peers of the treatment she received while in the Crofton/​Gambrills Marshalls.

i love marshalls .this is the one that close my house. thay haveevery thing. but once a while u can find some goods.

This is my neighborhood location! This Marshalls is consistent! I can always find something, whether I’m looking for it or not! On my recent visit, I went in for shoes for my daughter, came out empty handed for her, but came out with 2 pair for myself! Crazy! This location has a wide variety of shoe options for children. Love that! In the morning hours, the store is less busy! It is fairly neat and orderly for a Marshalls and the employees are usually helpful in the store especially if you need help! They are nice at the register as well! The line moves fairly fast even during busy times! One of my favorite locations to go to!

It’s hit and miss at times, but worth the search for the deals you get. A store everyone should be familiar with especially for us who need to dress up for DC

marshalls is cool but not this one.
Where to start… Well it seems they have a very small mens department here it seems they cater more towards women at this one. There is always a long line to check out. It can take 25+ minutes to get through the line on a busy day. Also they never seem to have anything in stock they are always sold out or under-​stocked. This use to be a nice store. I use to shop here alot in the mid 2000s, but now its just gone so down when it comes to having nice things.

Yes, I’m a Marshalls Fan, shhhh! As Kaya said, I just can’t stomach paying a huge amount of money for each piece of clothing, especially because I like to change it up and have a variety of different looks. Recently I bought a gorgeous leather purse by B Makowsky that normally sells for about $ 250 and it was on sale for $ 65!!! Seriously! Shopping at Marshalls does take some time and I do not like to shop for long but you want to set aside a good hour at least to go through the racks. They also get in new pieces regularly. Great place to shop for bargain hunters!

I love this Marshalls!!!
They have a huge selection of handbags and I never leave empty handed. It’s like a black hole for obsessive bargain hunters.
There are times where I’ve bought stuff that I didn’t even need only because it was a few dollars in the clearance section. I stock up on towels and pillows and everything for the house.
And just when you think you are done, go to the Home Goods next door to complete your day.

Okay, I’ll tell you my secret: Despite what everyone else think, I really don’t pay full price for my designer clothes. And I know it’s overly passé to be fawning over designers, but if and when you work in DC for one of those hoity-​toity firms and you are Washingtonianly ambitious, you gotta dress the part to own the part.
If you want scholastic text to support this conjecture, read Going Corporate: Moving Up Without Screwing Up by Brad Embree and Jared Shapiro. Okay, so it’s not really an academic text, but it’s so funny and so true if you’ve been in the workforce for as long as I have been (half a decade is long enough, thank you!).
Anyways, back to the designer. So with all the stores in DC, Georgetown and whatnot, I just don’t have it in my genes to pay $ 100 for a skirt (thanks, mom!). Besides, we’re not talking haute couture here where fads go as fast as Britney Spears headlines. We’re talking about classic looks: white or solid color tops and dark or black skirts/​pants, suits with classic — not matronly — lines.
And where do I go? Marshalls. Yes, Marshalls. I know you just wrinkled your nose at the thought as you mumbled, «my grandmother shops there.» Well, Gran was a smart woman to begin with. The prices are ridiculously low, sometimes about 75%-90% markdown from the original designer costs.
If you’re not sold on that, just think: Come Monday when you’re passing by that brown-​noser from Accounting and she turns and says «Cute skirt!», wouldn’t it just so gratifying to say «It’s Michael Kors» and giggle at the thought that you only shelled out $ 10 for it?