Even before the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered retailers across the country, increasing numbers of consumers were opting to shop online, rather than making the trip to brick-and-mortar stores. And while that trend has largely continued, according to data from a recent report, two segments of the retail landscape have seen foot traffic return: Thrift shops (which have been covered in previous Lifehacker posts) and discount stores like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Burlington, and Ross Dress for Less—which are the focus today. Commercials for these discount retailers make it sound like their merchandise is coming directly from high-end department stores and flagship stores, sold to you at a fraction of t
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