I hope they change some things about this location. We love Tuesday Morning...typically. The prices…read moreare great, the sales are spectacular, but this location didn't want to honor a price that was on the item. She said it was marked down by accident. Well, heck mommasita, that is not my problem...but if that lady didn't take it OFF the counter and hide it behind her! Oh no you didn't! I want that throw! She refused to sell it to me for the price on it. SHe told me I could pay the original price or go find another one. (I mean it was cheap, but obviously stickered down) Anywho, it wasn't the only thing I was buying. Also, since I frequent the establishment, she wouldn't honor my emailed discount. I said it expires today. She looked and said nope it expires the day before the date on the coupon... (*eyeroll) No worries, I went the next day and bought the throw from another cashier. (Hense the 2 stars...thinking maybe I just had a fluke employee).

GREAT store! I love the Tuesday Morning-stores and this one is by far the best one I've been to…read more Their assortment is fantastic - they've got it all - and it's all at the traditional Tuesday Morning bargain prices. Beautiful classic and trendy homedecor/furniture at bargain prices - I love it! Don't miss this store - its a Sherman treasure!!

Burlington is the best place to go for large men clothes. They have many 3xl, 4xl, and 5xl men…read moreclothes. The styles are great!!! Also, the employees are very nice with speedy checkout. You will find many brand names at discount prices. You will definitely get more for your dollar at Burlington!

the burlington in sherman texas needs more cashiers .i went there yesterday and the line was so…read morelongi just put my stuff down and left . i was so disgusted. only one cashier. so im hoing back today when they open to see if i can finally get my items!!!!!!!!

Excellent options for housewarming gifts, beautiful pillows, candles, sachets and decor and a great…read moreplace to get styling suggestion and order custom fabrics.

From the owner: We Offer Interior Design Services, staging and Custom Upholstery. We have over 10 years of…read moreoutstanding service and we treat your home like our own. Come and check out our store front for one of a kind finds.

Such a great small business!! Owner is sweet and friendly…read more Been there several times, like to take my family and friends there!

From the owner: Rae of Sunshine Collective is an artisan collective featuring a variety of products ranging from…read morebath & body products to stationery & crystals! Not in the mood to shop? Rae of Sunshine Collective also has a full candle bar so you can bring a friend, BYOB, and come pour a custom candle! Rae of Sunshine Collective is also the only spot in town with a refill station, bring in your own container (or buy one at the store) to fill up on your favorite soaps, lotions, and sugar scrubs!

This place is dirty and falling apart and the clothes are aweful! I can never find anything decent…read morein there. We need a Macy's or Marshall's or something better in this nice building!

The wife bought me a shirt for Easter. She got it a little big, so had to return it. Well for…read morestarters I took one tag off the shirt they said they couldn't exchange the shirt. Because the tag was off in the bag and said the shirt smelled bad. As I didn't wear the shirt and had only been in the bag I don't know how it smelled. The assistant manager was rude to the wife on top of everything else .it has been the only western shop we have shopped at, that will be the last time 60 dollar shirt is up for sale I guess. Never go back...just be careful folks.

The guys at Robert's have helped us with paint for our whole house. They recently helped us with…read morepaint for our nursery! They have also answered flooring questions when we had them. They are patient, caring, and nice! I would recommend them for any of your needs for your home!

If you're counting on them to provide you with the best paint for your project, you might go to…read moreanother supplier. They are probably okay for professional painters that know what to ask for & have no need for professional opinions. I went there because of buying paint for exterior & interior walls. Only problem with that experience was one question pertaining to ceiling paint. I asked them for their best ceiling paint & bought the only one they mentioned. Turned out it had a very pronounced gray tone & we had wanted a very bright flat white. For this I consider 1/2 my fault for not saying I wanted a white ceiling & not one with a gray appearance. Anyway it cost twice as much as it should have because all the ceilings had to be repainted. The reason I'm writing this review is for two reasons. First I asked them for an acrylic primer that would be the best one to use on new wood trim for doors & windows. I specifically mentioned that I wanted a sandable primer. They gave me PPG SEAL GRIP Interior/Exterior Acrylic Universal Primer/Sealer ( 17-921 ). After spraying the trim & letting it dry for five days, I tried to sand all the trim to make it smoother. After seven hours of trying to sand the trim to make it smoother I gave up. It was not 'sandable' to get a smooth surface. I had to scrape a few areas down to wood & then apply a lot of pressure to remove the primer over a large area to even approach a reasonable smoothness. Second reason When I went in to complain the manager was defensive & arrogant. He also belittled me because of the time I had spent on the internet researching the problem. "So you think you are an expert now because of looking at the internet" "Just because you read comments by professional painters doesn't mean they are right" etc..... He said all primers are sandable. I told him if they don't create a powder & they quickly gum up the sanding blocks. They should not be sold as a sandable primer (especially if it has detail like trim) I think because I was getting pretty upset he chose three gallons of a different primer & gave them to me. As he put the primer in the back of the car he just had to give me another "zinger" about my knowledge derived from the internet. Just for your information, my research indicates that the oil/solvent based primers are typically more sandable than the acrylic ones. Also if you want to use a really good sandable acrylic primer & don't mind paying a little more. Eurolux, C2, & XIM seem to be the one's favored for giving the best results. Finally today I called technical support for Pittsburg Paint. The person I talked to said the 'Universal' acrylic was not a good choice for trim & would result in the sanding media to be gummed up quickly. I suggested that they try to find a way to educate their retailers about which products are better suited for specific projects. Trim, walls, exterior, etc... Total cost to us, about 1/3 of the trim will have to be thrown away or used in low traffic areas. Three gallons of primer ( I won't use what they gave us ). About 20 hours of time more than what should have been required.