Where to Buy Clothes at Thailand’s Best Night Markets
Looking for trendy clothes, cheap deals, or unique fashion pieces? Thailand’s night markets are packed with clothing stalls offering everything from streetwear to handmade dresses — often at prices far below shopping malls. Here’s where to go in Bangkok and beyond.
1. Chatuchak Friday Night Market (Bangkok)
Less crowded than its weekend version, Chatuchak’s Friday night market focuses heavily on fashion. Expect racks of local brands, vintage finds, and export overstock.
Best for: Trendy Thai fashion, secondhand jeans, oversized shirts
Open: Friday nights only
2. Jodd Fairs (Bangkok)
This market behind Central Rama 9 is stylish and tourist-friendly. Many stalls sell Y2K outfits, co-ords, and minimalist dresses popular on Thai Instagram.
Best for: Modern, curated women’s wear
Open: Daily, 4:00 PM – midnight
3. Train Market Srinakarin (Rod Fai Market)
A mix of retro, streetwear, and unbranded basics. Great for men’s t-shirts, graphic prints, and denim jackets. You’ll also find rare vintage pieces.
Best for: Streetwear, retro and hipster styles
Open: Thurs–Sun, 5:00 PM – midnight
4. Chiang Mai Night Bazaar
If you’re up north, Chiang Mai’s night bazaar has a strong selection of bohemian clothes, Thai cotton pants, handmade bags, and scarves.
Best for: Boho outfits, Thai-style loungewear
5. Phuket Weekend Market (Naka Market)
For travelers in the south, this market has clothing stalls next to its food section. Think beach dresses, flowy tops, and vacation-ready outfits.
Best for: Casual beachwear and souvenirs
Tips for Shopping Night Market Clothes
Bring cash — most stalls don’t accept cards
Try before you buy (some stalls have fitting rooms)
Prices are often negotiable if you buy 2+ pieces
Final Thoughts
Thailand’s night markets are perfect for picking up affordable, local fashion. Whether you want trendy city looks or relaxed resort clothes, there’s a night market for your style. Go after sunset, shop slow, and don’t be afraid to bargain.
