HomeGoods has made a significant announcement that impacts its online shoppers. Just over two years after launching its e-commerce platform, the brand has confirmed it will cease all online sales. This decision comes as part of a strategic shift to focus resources on its physical stores across the United States, where customers can still shop for home fashion and décor.
In a statement shared with Shop TODAY, a representative from HomeGoods said, “We can confirm that we will no longer offer online shopping on HomeGoods.com after October 21, 2023.” This means that customers will not be able to place new orders after this date, although final shipments for existing orders will still be completed.
For those who enjoy the convenience of shopping from home, there is no need to panic. Customers can continue to shop at T.J.Maxx, Marshall's, and Sierra, which are sister stores of HomeGoods. In fact, HomeGoods is currently hosting a large sale with discounts across various categories, providing an opportunity for shoppers to grab their favorite items before the online store closes.
What You Will Learn
- HomeGoods will stop online sales after October 21, 2023.
- Customers can still shop at physical stores and sister brands online.
- The brand is focusing on its over 900 brick-and-mortar locations.
- A final sale will provide discounts on thousands of items online.
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