
Lucky me! I was given $50 to spend at T.J. Maxx and it wasn't hard to find things I wanted. I saw a Tokidoki laptop case, DKNY and Calvin Klein clothing for the kids, hiking socks for Bob, shoes galore. In the end, I went the selfish route and decided to buy luxury bath products and a pair of classic pumps. I was so thrilled to splurge- fancy body lotions and soap are not usually part of my budget.

Nine West high heels, Nars bath salts and lotion ($75 and $40 on their website!), Korres lotion ($15!) and a gigantic bar of Bliss Spa soap ($18!) for under fifty dollars is pretty darned good. (And, yes, I did buy more that did not get photographed. You know I can't resist a good deal…)
I highly recommend perusing the wares at T.J. Maxx (or their sister store, Marshall's, which apparently has an even more extensive shoe collection. Squee!) often. Are you up for some shopping this Labor Day weekend?
I like your heels! We have a T.J. Maxx nearby but I rarely visit. I guess I should!
ReplyDeleteLove the shoes! I've never been to a T.J. Maxx... don't have one in the area. I'll have to check them out next time we are in the city.
ReplyDeleteI love TJ Maxx! You and I would be the best shopping buds if we lived in the same town.
ReplyDeleteI've been dying to go shopping recently; especially since I work for a clothing company now.
Nice, Naomi! Love the pumps.
ReplyDeleteTJ Maxx and Marshalls are my favorite stores. I don't get there often enough (since technically our budget doesn't allow for much shopping anymore), but it's one of the few places I go for holiday shopping.
ReplyDeleteCute shoes!
I just bought a great jean jacket and a cute newsboy cap at T.J. Maxx last weekend. And I was pleasantly surprised by the prices and the selection at the store. I think I'll be going back there soon...
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