Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok · Krung Thep Maha Nakhon
Laid-back design hotel by Lumphini Park, with a leafy pool and late-night DJ sets on its upper floor. Via British GQ

Bangkok for people who care about clothes, drawn from British GQ's 2024 city guide by Murray Clark: hotels, malls, night markets, vintage shops and tailors. Via British GQ
Laid-back design hotel by Lumphini Park, with a leafy pool and late-night DJ sets on its upper floor. Via British GQ
Classic big-hotel polish on Phloen Chit, with EmQuartier and its designer floors just over the street. Via British GQ
Riverside mega-mall where high-street basics and the biggest luxury houses share the same enormous floors. Via British GQ
Central Bangkok luxury mall that is as much about fine watches and jewellery as it is about fashion. Via British GQ
A younger-feeling mall on Phloen Chit, home to the city's Stüssy shop and a run of streetwear labels. Via British GQ
Sukhumvit mall with terraced, plant-filled architecture, serious designer shopping and the local concept shop Another Story. Via British GQ
Huge outdoor market out east, thick with vintage stalls and young locals; take the Yellow Line. Via British GQ
Bangkok's famous weekend market. Walk past the souvenir rows and head for the section given over to vintage. Via British GQ
A smaller, calmer night market used mostly by locals, with good street food and keener prices. Via British GQ
Daytime clothing market for new and second-hand pieces. Arrive in the morning, before the afternoon heat sets in. Via British GQ
Ratchathewi workshop reworking old military and workwear jackets, a natural stop for fans of vintage Americana. Via British GQ
Upmarket vintage in a Charoen Krung warehouse, focused on military surplus, worn-in denim and old army silver. Via British GQ
Second-hand clothes and records near the river in Phra Nakhon, with the odd designer piece turning up on the rails. Via British GQ
Long-running Thai label known for sharp, moody dressing: dark coats, clean shirts and wide trousers. Via British GQ
Thai designer making quietly luxurious menswear, with a made-to-measure service for suits and eveningwear. Via British GQ
Thai denim label working in Japanese selvedge, and happy to customise a pair to order. Via British GQ
Traditional bespoke tailor in Gaysorn Tower, making classic suits from Japanese cottons and Italian wools. Via British GQ
Family-run custom tailor on Phloen Chit, well reviewed, easy on first-timers and fairly priced. Via British GQ
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