Rank these struggle / discount / value clothing stores (edit: Back in the day)

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

ROSS
Marshall's
Burlington Coat Factory
TJ Maxx
Big Lot's

*Digs for slightly oversized oddly soft material Ralph Lauren Polos and sweat shirts for the first week of school*

 

[KateFabersBoyfriend]

Marshall's

This has gotta be number one of what's listed. I guess I'd maybe put Nordstrom Rack one, but maybe that's too high end.

ROSS

Forgot my headphones at home one day at work recently and I walked into these during my lunch break and it was like a bomb went off. I don't know if it's cause it's located downtown but it was sad as hell. But back in the day I remember it being ok.

TJ Maxx

This is the one I get dragged to most frequently but mostly cause it's attached to a Home Goods. If I need a cutting board, pots, or other kitchen shyt it's not bad. Sometimes can cop shyt for the dog for cheap as well. I look through the men's clothes out of curiosity and it's all pretty bad.

Burlington Coat Factory

Big Lot's

Do they sell clothes here? This is the joint that used to be Pic-n-Save? Yeah this is problem the bottomed by defaukt. I don't think they even have these in my city anymore.

 

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

trash/10

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

trash/10

i'm talking nostalgia from when ribs was touchin, i'm not shopping there in 2024

 

[Paper Boi]

I always preferred Marshalls to Ross, idk why, but they on the same level


I feel like I'm being racially profiled any time I step into a TJ Maxx they got like 20 old white ladies working threre standing around doing nothing following me, weird. a waste of money.

 

[Paper Boi]

Burlington Coat factory cool but not really that common in California

idk if Big Lot's still in business around here

 

[2ATMsYouSteppinOrWhat]

i'm talking nostalgia from when ribs was touchin, i'm not shopping there in 2024

Oh okay

well in that case

trash/10

 

[Elim Garak]

I can't even rank them at this point. I've been in them a few times in recent years when friends wanted to go, and I don't know how people still spend hours looking for clothing in these places when I can just go online and get what I want and comparison shop in minutes.

 

[Buddy]

DD's Discounts
DTLR
Citi Trends

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

Oh okay

well in that case

trash/10

you trying too hard

 

[Paper Boi]

if you were ever around a Big K though, that's where it was poppin. not clothing wise, but I was grabbing 1996 razor ramon WWF action figure off the shelf in a K-Mart in like 1999 and they were charging 1996 prices.

that shyt was 4.99

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

DD's Discounts
DTLR
Citi Trends

 

[he_is_I]

Burlington used to be my go to back in the day. Everything I needed in one place, and always seem to have better options than the other spots.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

Burlington used to be my go to back in the day. Everything I needed in one place, and always seem to have better options than the other spots.

I was a TJ Maxx breh. Burlington was better for BOOTS though when winter hit

 

[Elim Garak]

I see now that this is a nostalgia thread so I will rank them as best I can remember growing up. I will leave out Big Lot's since I never even knew what they were until I was like 19.

1. Marshall's
2. Burlington Coat Factory
3. TJ Maxx
4. Ross