Bangkok is well known for its shopping malls and street markets, but beyond fast fashion and mass-produced goods lies a thriving scene of flea markets and vintage markets. These markets are ideal for discovering second-hand clothing, retro homeware, antiques, collectibles, and upcycled items while also supporting reuse and more sustainable consumption.
Whether you’re hunting for vintage fashion, unique décor, or pre-loved treasures, this guide highlights some of the best flea and vintage markets in Bangkok worth exploring.
Pattavikorn Market New Project
Pattavikorn Market New Project is a must-visit spot for thrift lovers and vintage treasure hunters in Bangkok. Located along Nawamin Road in Bueng Kum, this sprawling flea market features a vast selection of second-hand clothing, accessories, bags, shoes, and quirky collectibles from both local and imported sources — often at very affordable prices that make bargain hunting fun and rewarding. Whether you’re looking for retro pieces, casual wear, or unique finds, Pattavikorn’s lively atmosphere and deep racks of pre-loved items give you plenty of opportunity to uncover hidden gems. Just come prepared to explore, browse thoroughly, and haggle for the best deals!1
Train Night Market Srinagarindra (ตลาดนัดรถไฟ)
Best for: Vintage clothing, antiques & collectibles
One of Bangkok’s most famous vintage markets,Srinakarin Train Night Market is a vast open-air space filled with retro fashion, second-hand items, old cameras, furniture, vinyl records, and classic cars. It’s also a great spot for casual dining and people-watching. 2
Why visit: One of the largest selections of vintage goods in the city
When: Thursday – Sunday, evening
Talad Werng Pratu Kiew (ตลาดเวิ้งประตูเขียว)
Located within Wang Lang Market, Talad Werng Pratu Kiew is a haven for thrift shoppers. Although its not a large market, its still very popular. 3
Chatuchak Weekend Market
Not to miss are the Section 5 and 6 at Chatuchak Weekend Market which are specifically for Used Clothing and Vintage bags. While the market is huge, used items are limited to these 2 zones primarily. 4
Red Building Vintage Chatuchak (ตึกแดงวินเทจ จตุจักร)
Not to be confused with Chatuchak Weekend Market, The Red Building is full of vintage finds, from quirky lamps to mirrors. An eclectic selection. 5
Why shop Vintage?
Bangkok’s flea and vintage markets offer far more than shopping, they’re places to explore local culture and creativity. From large night markets to smaller spaces, there’s something for every style and budget.
Choosing second-hand and vintage items helps reduce waste and supports small vendors, making these markets a great fit for conscious urban living.
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