Is branded goods cheaper in Thailand?
Brands names definitely aren't cheaper in Thailand, when my Dad visits he always wants to go to the Adidas shops in the big shopping centres. Clothes there aren't cheaper than he can get in the UK, but rather there are different styles and colours on offer out here.
Thailand and Bangkok have developed into one of the best and most popular shopping locations in Asia, and with good reason. Prices are low, quality generally high and the range and variety is pretty amazing - silks, gemstones, tailor-made clothes and traditional handicrafts are all highlights of Bangkok shopping.
Thailand is known for its lush silks and elaborate textiles, but in Bangkok, cheap clothes abound. And while cheap once equated with not-very-fashionable, these days young Thai designers produce hip clothes that are absolutely worth seeking out.
Thailand is known to be one of the most favorite shopping destinations across the globe because it has everything from traditional Thai products and antiques to silk products and incredible ornaments. Thailand shopping is one of the main reasons catering to the huge tourist population in Thailand.
India is 41.6% cheaper than Thailand.
- Tathata Brand.
- Greyhound.
- The Only Son.
- Trimode Accessories.
- Asava Group.
For the rest of us – take solace – imported shoe brands are much more expensive in Thailand than on the likes of Amazon. I'd stop short of buying fake footwear – it's not much fun to get stranded barefoot because your cheap flip-flops died. Which they will, in 3 days or less.
Thailand is a conservative country, so hugging and kissing in public places is considered impolite in Thai society.
phu*ket, Thailand, makes for a great holiday & luxury shopping destination because of its breathtaking golden beaches, lush greenery, clear blue waters, lively flea markets, endearing boutiques, and luxury hotels.
Here are some examples of what prices to expect for various clothing items in Thai markets: A sarong will cost about 200 Baht (6.62 USD, 6 EUR, 5.15 GBP) A regular t-shirt will cost about 300 Baht (9.90 USD, 9 EUR, 7.70 GBP) NBA jersey will cost about 500 Baht (16.55 USD, 15 EUR, 12.83 GBP)
How much does a shirt cost in Thailand?
Most T-shirts are made of good quality cotton and range in price from 180 – 450 baht ($6 – $15, depending on your bargaining power).
As is often the case in Asia, eating in Thailand is relatively inexpensive — assuming you enjoy Thai food. Western food nearly always costs more than Thai food in restaurants. Street carts and simple, open-air restaurants will always be cheaper than eating at your hotel or in air-conditioned restaurants.
It is the world market price so it not cheap compared to France. You main advantage is that the value added tax on gold in Thailand is 0%. Dedicated gold shops display the price prominently which may not be the case in shopping malls.
Bangkok is a heavenly abode for all the shopaholics out there. From the premium shopping malls flaunting Gucci and Prada showrooms to the street shops offering bang for your buck, cheap shopping in Bangkok is never a disappointment nor does it compromise on quality.
India has a GDP per capita of $7,200 as of 2017, while in Thailand, the GDP per capita is $17,900 as of 2017. In India, 8.5% of adults are unemployed as of 2017. In Thailand, that number is 0.7% as of 2017. In India, 21.9% live below the poverty line as of 2011.
Hi, "1) there is no specific item which is cheaper then Indian in Bangkok..." - It depends, you might find some stuff cheaper than in India, specially cloths, shoes, hand bags, accessories etc, I found them to be cheaper over there during my visit last month..
Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been colonized by a European power. It is known for its beautiful nature, delicious mangoes and strict rules about conversations on its monarchy.
Depends on where you are comparing it to but in general, NO. The brands are subjected to a luxury tax, the prices are also high to maintain exclusivity. Many Thais will travel to HKG for their high end shopping. That being said, it may seem cheaper due to the lower cost of living.
Other than showcasing beloved foreign brands, Thailand also has its own list of internationally renowned names in fashion. With incredible attention to quality and detail, these local brands have become highly popular among style enthusiasts, Thai or otherwise.
The king of fake merchandise in Bangkok is the MBK shopping mall.
Is Thailand good for luxury shopping?
phu*ket, Thailand, makes for a great holiday & luxury shopping destination because of its breathtaking golden beaches, lush greenery, clear blue waters, lively flea markets, endearing boutiques, and luxury hotels.
Buying Thai designer brands can be worthwhile since they are not widely available abroad, but some of them are expensive, too, e.g. Jim Thompson. Many Thais are keen to show off their status so international brands being expensive is something of an advantage.
Tourists can claim a VAT refund at the VAT Refund for Tourists Counter at an international airport, or drop the documents into the box in front of the VAT Refund for Tourists office, or mail the documents to the Revenue Department of Thailand.
