Near Lake Murray in La Mesa, a second Ross Dress for Less at 6120 Lake Murray Boulevard serves the residential corridor along one of the city's highest-traffic retail streets. The off-price buying model pushes new vendor closeouts and overstock onto the floor continuously, cycling apparel, shoes, and home goods at markdowns that drive repeat trips for fit adjustments at Classic Alterations & Tailoring. Floor sets differ from the Grossmont Boulevard location based on regional buyer allocation and local sell-through data, so the two La Mesa stores carry overlapping but distinct branded inventory. Men's and women's apparel racks share square footage with a housewares section carrying branded bedding, cookware, and décor, offering a first-run off-price counterpoint to the resale apparel model at Hanger 94. Ross's global buying team of over 1,000 merchants sources branded surplus from the same department-store and specialty-retail vendors that supply full-price competitors, feeding a logistics pipeline that routes new SKUs into each store's floor plan on a continuous replenishment cycle.