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Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 8205251)
Don't know about Zulu but from my perspective it's nothing to do with being snobby it's to do with finding the shop to be my complete idea of hell. I'm sure you can find good bargains there but I'm not prepared to put myself through the nightmare of rummaging through shedloads of crap just to find it when I can find the same stuff in other places for no more than a few dollars or pounds more. The shop IMO is worse than Tescos and that's saying something.
Stuff like kitchenware/bedding etc is all displayed fine and there is absolutely no need for rummaging. I went to Harbortown, Perth a couple of days ago and found that to be a whole lot worse, with incorrect sized items all over the place and clothes on the floor etc. Infact yeah, TK Maxx is an absolute hole - I strongly recommend against going there.....more bargains for me when I pop back to the UK ;) |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 8205279)
Oh come off it. You're looking for t-shirts, size large. You go to the rack which says 't-shirts - large', and you quickly browse through. Believe me when I say I hate shopping, but TK Maxx isn't really that bad. If I can save £30 on a t-shirt then I can stand having to look through.
Stuff like kitchenware/bedding etc is all displayed fine and there is absolutely no need for rummaging. I went to Harbortown, Perth a couple of days ago and found that to be a whole lot worse, with incorrect sized items all over the place and clothes on the floor etc. Infact yeah, TK Maxx is an absolute hole - I strongly recommend against going there.....more bargains for me when I pop back to the UK ;) |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
I don't have a problem, it's called a discussion. Without which forums such as this would be extremely dull.
You said you have to 'rummage through shedloads of crap', to which I disagreed. That's hardly 'giving you an earful' is it? I simply put my point across in disagreement to your view. My comment about Harbourtown was in reference to the OP's question of if there is anything like TK Maxx in Australia, to which there was a response 'thankfully no'. The point being that there are shops of similar ilk in Australia, and worse. Oh and you simply cannot compare the p!ss-poor quality of clothes in Target and K-Mart to what you will get in TK Maxx. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
LMAO :rofl: so....... there is no TK Maxx what about Primark then :lol: how will I cope?????
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Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by newlife_downunder
(Post 8205447)
LMAO :rofl: so....... there is no TK Maxx what about Primark then :lol: how will I cope?????
I'm in the UK at the moment - and while I don't consider it that important - its glaringly obvious that the high street shopping here is vastly superior AND cheaper. Some people seem to think that Target sell stuff equivalent to the UK high street - I'd agree with the Wookie that that's laughable! |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 8205347)
I don't have a problem, it's called a discussion. Without which forums such as this would be extremely dull.
You said you have to 'rummage through shedloads of crap', to which I disagreed. That's hardly 'giving you an earful' is it? I simply put my point across in disagreement to your view. My comment about Harbourtown was in reference to the OP's question of if there is anything like TK Maxx in Australia, to which there was a response 'thankfully no'. The point being that there are shops of similar ilk in Australia, and worse. Oh and you simply cannot compare the p!ss-poor quality of clothes in Target and K-Mart to what you will get in TK Maxx. Anyway I've suggested Trade Secret to the OP, can't be arsed to 'discuss' shopping. Dinner needs cooking. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 8205347)
Oh and you simply cannot compare the p!ss-poor quality of clothes in Target and K-Mart to what you will get in TK Maxx. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 8205473)
There are plenty of places around that price point - but the execution is cheaper & nastier!!
I'm in the UK at the moment - and while I don't consider it that important - its glaringly obvious that the high street shopping here is vastly superior AND cheaper. Some people seem to think that Target sell stuff equivalent to the UK high street - I'd agree with the Wookie that that's laughable! Well there is always eBay :lol: I suppose - maybe we are all missing something and should set up our own retail shop expats r us :rofl: |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 8205609)
Not so sure about that, but its just personal opinion. I got dragged into Trade Secrets by someone a few months ago - terrifying place, and I have to say it actually reminded me of Primark :D Give me the likes of Evans or M&S anyday.
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Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 8205490)
The comment 'oh come on' didn't strike me as discussion but what do I know. You're obviously confusing me too much. Wasn't aware I had compared TKM with anywhere other than Trade Secret. Strangely though you complain about the quality of clothing in Target. This is exactly the same quality of clothing, including style, design, colour that Next sell. According to many on here you can't beat Next.
Anyway I've suggested Trade Secret to the OP, can't be arsed to 'discuss' shopping. Dinner needs cooking. Where did I mention Next? Some people seem to have an assumption that because TK Maxx products are cheap, that they're crap and comparable to Target or K-Mart. Which is a nonsense, because the items for sale in TK Maxx are high-quality brands. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 8205751)
:confused:
Where did I mention Next? Some people seem to have an assumption that because TK Maxx products are cheap, that they're crap and comparable to Target or K-Mart. Which is a nonsense, because the items for sale in TK Maxx are high-quality brands. Some awesome cookware to be had. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by kporte
(Post 8205765)
TK was ok. You could get good stuff for the price of cheap stuff. I wasn't a fan of the way the shop was laid out but that is a small matter.
Some awesome cookware to be had. Large Le Creuset baking dish for £25 is stupid cheap. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 8205770)
Absolutely.
Large Le Creuset baking dish for £25 is stupid cheap. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by The_Wookie
(Post 8205751)
:confused:
Where did I mention Next? Some people seem to have an assumption that because TK Maxx products are cheap, that they're crap and comparable to Target or K-Mart. Which is a nonsense, because the items for sale in TK Maxx are high-quality brands. |
Re: TK Maxx Equivalent?
Originally Posted by Nu-Shooz
(Post 8205831)
I love TK Maxx. Yes it takes ages to go through certain things, but well worth it at times. I have got some right bargains from there. Last years designer clothes are a bargain as well as Jackets/coats.:thumbsup:
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