Marshalls.com is no longer just a store locator website – it is the store, too.
While its competitors have had online stores for many years, Marshalls announced Tuesday the launch of its first e-commerce store, which is live and open for business now.
“This site will feature a unique assortment of the brands and values that Marshalls is known for, and also offer customers the ability to shop through fun, interactive features and curations,” said Mark DeOliveira, TJX Digital US executive vice president, in a news release. “We are excited for customers to experience the brand in this new way.”
The off-price retailer is owned by TJX Companies, parent company of T.J. Maxx, HomeGoods, HomeSense and Sierra. T.J. Maxx and Sierra both have online stores, while the home goods stores do not.
The website has categories similar to Marshalls’ 1,100-plus stores including ladies, men’s and kids apparel and footwear, home, accessories and beauty.
“Just as every Marshalls store has a different mix of product, the site will also feature its own unique mix; adding new, brand name, designer and other high-quality pieces every day,” the company said in a statement.
While most of the merchandise sold online can be returned to stores or mailed back, several designer items including Christian Louboutin and Fendi note they are “not returnable in store.” Many of the higher-priced items also require a signature for delivery.
The most expensive handbag on the site Tuesday is a Gucci leather tote for $1,999.99, which the site says regularly retails for $2,500. A pair of Alexander McQueen studded boots was selling for $1,499.99, $500 off the full price.
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