HomeGoods - Fashion Company Profile
HomeGoods is TJX's off-price home fashions chain, introduced in 1992 - the treasure-hunt format applied to furniture, decor and seasonal goods, now with more than 900 U.S. stores.
Company Snapshot
- Status
- Operating - more than 900 stores across the United States, plus homegoods.com
- Type
- Division of The TJX Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TJX)
- Headquarters
- Framingham, Massachusetts, United States (TJX headquarters)
- Founded
- 1992, introduced by TJX as its off-price home fashions chain
Company Profile
HomeGoods is a retailer whose stock is deliberately different on every visit, so this page carries no marketplace shop box; its official site, linked above, carries current stores. The chain has outgrown every figure in its record below - 270 stores in 2006, a hoped-for 500 to 600 at maturity, more than 900 in fact - making it one of the clearest growth stories in the TJX portfolio.
The format had two shapes: standalone HomeGoods stores averaging approximately 27,000 square feet, and a superstore format coupling HomeGoods with a T.J. Maxx or Marshalls under one roof. The filing's ambitions were explicit: a net 12 additional stores in 2007, and a belief that 'the U.S. market could support approximately 500-600 HomeGoods stores' in the long term.
The Home Side of the Treasure Hunt
HomeGoods turned out to be one of TJX's great growth stories, and the 500-to-600-store ceiling in its 2006 record was left far behind: the chain passed 900 U.S. stores in the 2020s, and its Canadian sibling concept, HomeSense, was adapted for the U.S. market in 2017 as a sister banner. The merchandise logic never changed - no two visits alike, brand-name and designer home goods at off-price values, and seasonal departments that turn over completely.
This page carries no shop box: HomeGoods is a retailer whose assortment is deliberately unrepeatable, and its own stores are the catalogue. The snapshot above links to its official site for current store information.
Common Questions
When was HomeGoods founded?
TJX introduced HomeGoods in 1992 as its off-price home fashions chain. Its Canadian counterpart, HomeSense, followed in 2001.
How many HomeGoods stores are there?
More than 900 in the United States today - far beyond the 270 stores of 2006 and the 500-600 the company then believed the U.S. could support.
What does HomeGoods sell?
A rapidly changing off-price assortment of home decor: giftware, home basics, accent furniture, lamps, rugs, accessories, children's furniture and seasonal merchandise.
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