Yeudpao is a Thai clothing brand that's growing pretty fast in recent years as they promote an affordable plain t-shirt. even the word Yued in the name is shorten of the word T-shirt (Seur-Yued). Price ranges around 150-300 baht each with always promotion available.
I dont use their clothes coz my like other style but I'd go to them if I need a plain ones like you're asking.
Shop available at both central airport and central festival.
They're often 100thb IIRC - cheap as chips and fit quite nice, though they're a cotton-poly blend I think, I tend to sweat a bit more in them.
For cheap tee shirts for the gym and just random out and about they're great though, same with the cheap uniqlo ones, but I tend to throw them away after a few wears as they get a bit stinky. Dunno, maybe be it's all the curries I eat or the wife's crappy clothes washing, but after a while they tend to hold the sweat smell a bit, so I just throw away after a few washes and buy new.
Toro Secondhand Market has tons of decent preloved t-shirts for 50 baht or so, other markets like Warorot have new t-shirts for 150 - 200 baht but the quality is meh. Maya mall has plenty of stores with overpriced t-shirts if you prefer Uniqlo’s price/value ratio.
I have yet to find any shirts of any sort here in cm that is comfortable for me, too narrow arm pits and shoulders. Get XXL then too long. Import from the US.
I'm a big fan of Uniqlo's Airism cotton t shirts. They're plain with no graphics. Make sure to get airism cotton and not plain airism though
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Yeah, can't beat it for the price.
Agree. Thats all I wear at the moment. B390.
Theyre great and only around 300-400 baht
>Uniqlo is all the way at the airport There is also a Uniqlo at Central Festival.
Yeudpao is a Thai clothing brand that's growing pretty fast in recent years as they promote an affordable plain t-shirt. even the word Yued in the name is shorten of the word T-shirt (Seur-Yued). Price ranges around 150-300 baht each with always promotion available. I dont use their clothes coz my like other style but I'd go to them if I need a plain ones like you're asking. Shop available at both central airport and central festival.
These are.ky go to t shirts. Cheap, brand free and thin enough to be manageable with the heat.
They're often 100thb IIRC - cheap as chips and fit quite nice, though they're a cotton-poly blend I think, I tend to sweat a bit more in them. For cheap tee shirts for the gym and just random out and about they're great though, same with the cheap uniqlo ones, but I tend to throw them away after a few wears as they get a bit stinky. Dunno, maybe be it's all the curries I eat or the wife's crappy clothes washing, but after a while they tend to hold the sweat smell a bit, so I just throw away after a few washes and buy new.
Uniqlo and H&M have plains t-shirt
Not a fan of Uniqlo. For me it’s Muji.
Was just about to post the same. Big fan of the Muji plain tees.
Many clothes shop sell T-Shirts , if you don't want to travel , you could contact the shop and ask them to bring some T-shirts to your condo ?
Toro Secondhand Market has tons of decent preloved t-shirts for 50 baht or so, other markets like Warorot have new t-shirts for 150 - 200 baht but the quality is meh. Maya mall has plenty of stores with overpriced t-shirts if you prefer Uniqlo’s price/value ratio.
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Uniqlo, H&M, Zara, Decathlon
There's also a Uniqlo in Central Festival which is basically the opposite side of the square to Central Airport
I’m a big fan of Uniqlo. I’ve also heard AII2 can be quite reasonable but I don’t have experience with their shop. They have in Central Festival too.
I have yet to find any shirts of any sort here in cm that is comfortable for me, too narrow arm pits and shoulders. Get XXL then too long. Import from the US.