As need for traditional outlet store falls, off-price merchants like T.J. Maxx, Marshall’s and Burlington are seeing a surge in popularity. However as more consumers join the ranks of bargain hunters and deal chasers, less of them know where their preferred cost effective clothes, shoes and other items come from. The supply chains behind these shops have developed in the last years to meet rising need, and they’ll likely continue to change as e-commerce grows in popularity and customers emerge from the pandemic.
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Where Do The Clothing At Stores Like TJ Maxx Originate From?
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