Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Anyone buying just one shirt here has missed the point. This is a wholesale clothing market, and the prices are only worthwhile when buying in bulk. Most stalls offer a discount when you buy three or more items. Shoppers report that blouses and T-shirts can be had for around 70 baht each, compared to 250 baht for similar items in a shopping mall. Twelve local T-shirts for 1,000 baht – this is exactly the kind of deal that keeps the vendors coming back.

The official opening hours are 9 am to 8 pm, but the market operates differently. Bulk buyers arrive as early as 5 am, the stalls fill up throughout the morning, and many shops close in the afternoon, long before the official closing time. Late morning is the best time to browse before the narrow lanes become hot and crowded. Prices vary from stall to stall, so it's worth walking down a few aisles and comparing before paying. Haggling is common, especially for larger purchases.

It stretches around the corner of Phetchaburi and Ratchaprarop Road, and no one can say exactly where it ends. That's part of its charm if you enjoy browsing, but less so if you just want to quickly pick something up. Clothes, accessories, shoes, fabrics, souvenirs. The Platinum Fashion Mall and Indra Square are just a few minutes away if you're looking for the same selection in air-conditioned shops. In the evenings, the night market transforms into a vibrant scene on the sidewalks of Ratchaprarop Road.