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Marshalls – Discount shopping in Las Vegas
Marshalls is a chain of so-called off-price department store, selling branded goods at really low prices. The shop on The Strip is conveniently located in Showcase Mall, next to the M&Ms Store and just north of MGM. Marshalls is slightly smaller than the Ross Store further north on the Strip, and the range of goods is rather limited, but the store is definitely worth checking out.
The brands at Marshalls feel a bit more upscale than what you find at Ross, and the accessories are also nicer. Most of the clothes at Marshalls are in the smart casual category, and the selection of Vegas-style party clothes is limited, so if you’re after a dress for the upcoming Saturday night, then make sure you have enough time to swing by Ross too, if you don’t find anything you like at Marshalls.
• There are a few racks of beauty products too and there’s also a men’s department.
• Marshalls is a sister company to T.J. Maxx, and the selection of goods is pretty much the same.
Marshalls, 3785 Las Vegas Blvd, Showcase Mall, Las Vegas
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