Nine new Marshalls shops this autumn across eight states: are you within 15 miles of one nearby?

Marshalls, part of the TJX family that includes T.J. Maxx, HomeGoods, Sierra and HomeSense, has scheduled a fresh wave of openings across the United States. The roll‑out brings new racks, homeware finds and seasonal stock to a mix of suburban centres and smaller cities as the chain leans into its growth plan.

Marshalls will open nine new shops between late October and mid‑November, spanning eight states and several distinct retail corridors.

Where are the new Marshalls shops opening?

According to the retailer’s website, these locations are slated to welcome shoppers on the dates shown. Timings can shift, so locals should check in‑store signage and neighbourhood listings before heading out.

Alongside these launches, Marshalls has also recently cut ribbons in South Dakota, Alabama, Tennessee, Illinois and New Mexico, signalling a spread that touches both established suburbs and emerging trade areas.

TJX reports a net increase of 34 U.S. shops across its brands so far this year, with more openings planned before year‑end.

Why TJX is pushing ahead

TJX describes itself as an off‑price retailer of apparel and home fashions, founded in 1976 and now operating across nine countries on three continents. Its second‑quarter update flagged ambition: at least 1,300 additional locations globally across its portfolio over time. The business’s scale is already visible; the company says it owns and operates 1,340 T.J. Maxx shops alone.

Marshalls forms a core pillar of that strategy. The brand first opened in Massachusetts in 1977, then joined TJX through acquisition in 1995, when Marshalls ranked as the second‑largest off‑price player in the United States with 496 shops. Today, the chain balances physical expansion with digital reach, having launched its e‑commerce site in 2019 to give online access to its rotating range.

What Marshalls sells

From apparel to homeware, with seasonal surprises

Shoppers can expect a broad sweep of categories designed for quick wins and impulse finds. Racks shift fast, and assortment varies by store, which keeps the treasure‑hunt feel alive.

• Clothing for women, men and kids, plus shoes and accessories
• Homeware including kitchen kit, soft furnishings and small decor pieces
• Beauty shelves with skincare, haircare and makeup
• Seasonal stock such as Halloween and autumnal decorations
• Pet toys and accessories
• Travel goods including cabin cases and luggage

Online shoppers can browse Marshalls.com for a curated slice of the offer. Stock posted to the site differs from in‑store, so regulars often pair a local visit with a quick digital check for size runs and colourways.

How the new openings may affect you

For nearby households, a fresh Marshalls often shifts weekly shopping habits. Convenience rises for basics like socks, storage baskets and bath towels, but the draw is the mix—brands sit next to lesser‑known labels, and the line‑up refreshes frequently.

Opening weeks typically bring extended queues and brisk turnover. New deliveries land throughout the week rather than on a single day, so timing a visit can help. Early in the morning tends to mean tidier racks and wider size choice; late in the week can reveal final markdowns on what’s left.

Practical pointers for opening day

• Arrive early and map the floor: footwear and beauty usually crowd quickly.
• Check returns at the till: policies can differ slightly by channel and item type.
• Inspect packaging and seams, especially on boxed homeware and knitwear.
• Carry a tape measure for storage bins, frames and small furniture.
• If you miss a size, ask staff about incoming deliveries for the week.

The bigger retail picture

Off‑price retail thrives when shoppers seek value without giving up branded goods. That backdrop has favoured TJX, which has kept adding sites while many chains consolidate. The model relies on opportunistic buying and a high stock turn, which suits compact footprints in busy corridors where landlords want consistent footfall.

For high streets and retail parks, a Marshalls opening can lift visit frequency. Neighbouring cafes and service businesses often benefit as shoppers make a combined trip. In smaller towns—such as Winsted, Connecticut, or Luray, Virginia—the arrival can plug gaps left by departed department stores, shifting spend back into local tills.

What to watch next

Marshalls’ calendar points to further growth as the festive season approaches. The company’s recent comment on a net 34‑shop increase in the U.S. hints at more doors to come across the wider TJX portfolio. Shoppers near the addresses listed above can expect signage to go up, recruitment to start, and opening‑day promotions to surface as launch dates near.

If you live a short drive from one of the new sites, plan a first visit with a focused list. Build in time to sweep homeware end‑caps, then circle back for fashion. If you shop online first, save items to your basket and compare in‑store quality before committing. The approach keeps the bargain hunt enjoyable while nudging the odds of a good‑value find in your favour.