Bang Sue Junction Shopping Center

Sure online shopping is easy, fast, and convenient but it isn’t as much fun as shopping at this vintage mall paradise. Across four or five floors, thrifters can fully flex their thrift muscles whether they’re after vintage t shirts, jeans, boots, trainers, cameras, records, toys, film posters, old signs, neons, jewelry, figurines, jackets, trinkets, streetwear, football shirts, bags, and more. You can also bargain with vendors and there is a cool cafe on the 3rd or 4th floor to refresh and refuel. If you don’t like crowds best to visit in the week rather than weekend. And the easiest way to get there is by subway - Kamphaeng Phet station - take exit 2, turn left head to the main road, turn left again and the mall is 2 minutes away. This is truly one of my fave happy places in Bangkok and I hope you will enjoy it too (if you’re a fellow retro lover).

Bang Sue Junction is a hidden gem if you’re into vintage furniture and secondhand fashion. The mall has a cool, retro vibe with lots of small shops selling unique home decor, old-school furniture, and stylish pre-loved clothing. It’s not your typical modern shopping mall, but that’s part of the charm. You can really find some one-of-a-kind items here if you take the time to explore. Prices vary—some great deals, some more collectible pieces—but overall it’s a fun place to browse. The building is a bit dated, and not all areas have air conditioning, but the variety and uniqueness make it worth a visit if you like vintage finds

Just across the street of Chatuchak market you can find Bang Sue Junction. It is an air-conditioned building/mall with several floors. There are many antique and vintage items ranging from household to clothing. The prices of the items were rather high, especially for vintage items. There is a lot of fake clothing of famous brands to be found here on the upper floors.

Situated next to Chatuchak markets, this is a must go to shopping centre, full of really interesting vintage and antique stalls, clothing from up and coming designers, food stalls and everything in between. You can spend hours getting lost finding really interesting pieces. If you go to one mall in Bangkok, this is the one to go to.

Could definitely spend half a day here easily. Recommend coming at the weekend so you can also enjoy the weekend market next door. There are some really good individual sellers here! Loved the Japanese secondhand store

This is the paradise of antique lovers. We can get many things from old times. Including cameras to ancient CDs too. At the same time, we can get modernized clothes and art toys figures & accessories too.

The haven for all thrift and vintage lovers is here! We loved the shopping experience here with seemingly endless clothing options on each floor. I managed to find beautiful thrift shirts and trousers for only 100-300THB. Barely spent over 1,000 THB and got plenty of pretty clothes and accessories without trouble or bargaining. There’s a top floor food court and multiple clean toilets on each level to make your experience easier. We also found a good food option nearby at JJ mall. To put it bluntly, you only get scammed if you let yourself. Check the label of the items, check the material. True thrift is usually not made of synthetics, and some of the shops clearly carry multiple pieces of the same clothing in different sizes - a blatant sign of dropshipping. Ignore tiktoks and reviews which act as if this place is overpriced. There are plenty of great options at 100-200THB only if you look well. The shop owners are not even pushy compared to other SE Asian markets, the conditions are comfortable too. Just enjoy yourself and use common sense!

a serious hit or miss, a lot of the shops are full of fast fashion bs. stuff u can get off shopee and the quality is just horrible. but then there’s some genuinely nice shops with curated vintage pieces. the issue is the price (it’s soo expensive, but compared to the states it’s okay i guess?) youll def find some staple pieces here for every style