Years ago when I worked in an appliance store where some housewares and gifts were sold at holiday season, staff kept two types sticker removers to remove price tags for customers. Seems adhesives could be one of two types....those that were easily removed with an acetone product like nail polish remover, or if the acetone didn't immediately loosen it to lift, lemon oil would accomplish it. Lemon oil as in used for cleaning furniture, not the tiny bottle extract you might have in your spice cabinet.... As this type lemon oil

Those two products, nail polish remover, furniture polish were the complete arsenal. What one wouldn't take off, the other would.

Un du adhesive remover

Goo Gone

Heat it with a hair dryer then clean remains, if any, with GooGone.

Goo Gone might dull the finish. I would use lighter fluid or mineral spirits.

after using goo gone and hating the smell, I tried PAM. tiny spray...wait a bit...scrape with fingernail, etc. I wipe off edges hard with paper towel. Repeat. Use a small towel with Dawn or any soap you'd use. Magic eraser can help too. Smooth/ buff.

Don’t know if this will help, but we have used peanut butter to get gum out of hair.

Regular windex will also remove many types of stickers.

Just apply some water and keep rubbing till it comes off :)

Peanut butter works..

I recognize those TJMaxx stickers. Usually just soaking in hot soapy water for a bit till the stickers are soaked through and using a gentle dish scrubber works for me.