12 Facts about HomeGoods You Didn’t Know (#6 Is Pretty Cool)

HomeGoods shoppers know the store sells everything from stylish accent pillows to furniture that looks like it came right off a showroom floor.

And it’s all available at prices that help you keep more money in your wallet. In fact, this home retailer offers incredible deals compared to many other stores.

Here are 12 things about the store you must know to get a high-end look without the designer price tag.

There are hundreds of HomeGoods stores across the U.S. and Canada, so there is a good chance you’ll find one within driving distance no matter where you are.

Unfortunately, three states still don’t offer shoppers an opportunity to shop these home deals: Alaska, Hawaii, and Wyoming do not have HomeGoods stores yet.

The reason you’ll find so many incredible items across a range of vendors at HomeGoods is because the retailer sources items from a mind-boggling range of vendors.

HomeGoods reportedly pulls items from 16,000 different vendors.

Part of the reason the retailer’s collections are so chic is that HomeGoods works with celebrity stylists to curate just the right items. Mindy Weiss, Katie Lee, and Nate Berkus have all lent their well-trained eyes to HomeGoods.

You have to put in the work to get HomeGoods deals. The retailer announced in late 2023 that it would no longer sell items online.

Rather than ordering from the comfort of your couch, you will have to get in your car and drive to the closest location to see what is in stock.

If something comes through HomeGoods’ storeroom doors, it’s going on the floor almost immediately. There is no waiting for the right time to roll it out: HomeGoods wants to move items as quickly as possible.

Part of the HomeGoods allure is the privacy it affords to vendors. These relationships are kept quiet, so you might not realize your favorite home retailer is sending overflow inventory to HomeGoods at a discount.

While some people may assume that a store like HomeGoods only carries past-season merchandise at a discount, the retailer primarily carries current inventory.

Carol Meyrowitz — CEO of parent company TJX Companies — has said 85% of products on the shelves at HomeGoods and other TJX stores are from the current year.

You may have wondered how HomeGoods can sell stylish home items at jaw-dropping prices. The secret is buying excess inventory from other retailers.

When a brand or store has too much inventory, it sells the inventory at a discount to a company like HomeGoods. The customers reap the benefits.

Because the day-to-day prices at HomeGoods represent such great deals, the retailer typically doesn’t offer additional coupons that you can use on top of the prices. Take along your best cash back credit card to make even more of your money while shopping.

HomeGoods also does not have set sales, but it does mark down prices during end-of–the-season clearance.

If you’re willing to take a chance and wait until the end of Halloween or Christmas, you might be able to snag a major deal on holiday decor, for example.

While there is no in-store rewards program at HomeGoods, you can get 5% back on every purchase with the TJX Rewards credit card.

You can use the card across all TJX stores, including HomeGoods, T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeSense, and Sierra.

Don’t delay if you buy something from HomeGoods and decide it doesn’t work in your home. The retailer’s return window is 30 days.

Past 30 days, you may be able to get store credit if you have a receipt.

HomeGoods was founded in 1992, so this discount home retailer has been around for more than three decades. In that time, the store has earned a reputation for selling quality goods at affordable prices.

So, if you are looking to save money shopping, consider using some of these tips to get a great deal the next time you shop at HomeGoods.