where can i find shops selling good quality shirts (xxl) and pants( size 42) in bangkok? my last visit i found export shop but only had 1 good pants on each of their outlet in MBK and silom complex. do you know if they have bigger branches in bangkok?

any other shops that you can recommend.

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It would probably be better to post questions like these on a general Thailand board (like thaivisa.com), and save CFS for sex topics.

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-- Possibly a coded message therein? My crypto-analists are hard at work already!

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Coincidentally, I passed by a large shop on Sukhumvit Soi 24 today (left hand side, approx 500m into the soi) called "X-Size Outlet" or something like that. Might be worth checking out.

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I would suggest having clothes custom-made. It might even be cheaper than buying it off the rack. Once you try it, you'll never go back.

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i had clothes custom made - but it was getting to be an expensive affair. the pants costs me 3k, work shirts 2.5k. after some haggling here and there total cost was 11k for 3 shirts and 2 pants. i am happy with the workmanship and there does not seem to be any shine after a few ironing of the pants. so i guess the material used was not polyester.

by the way, can anyone help how i can reach central pinklao from silom? found something in the thaivisa site. i tried to google another location Ramkhamhaeng junction ( Phetchburi intersection, almost adjacent to Nasa Vegas ) but can't find where this intersection is.

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That intersection is Klongtan.

It is where Petchaburi Road becomes Pattanakarn Road and intersects with Sukhumvit Soi 71 on one side and Ramkhamhaeng on the other.

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1. taximeter wil always work.
Or by bus: go to Ram IV/Silom side and wait for AC-bus 507 (haa-soon-jet), this will pass the Hualampong train station, Chinatown (always good for enormous jams(, the sanam LUang (being fenced off for renovation), the Pinkla0 bridge, then PATA (another deptmt.store)< then another crossing, where they are building pillars for skytrain, then after a tesco and then the Centran. This route ends at the Sai Thai bus terminal further on.
2.this is now right next to ARL-stop of same name, thus the BTS-change at Phiyathai . The rails run between the 2 towers of that HTL.
By bus: on Silom, the 115,white=NO AC, this will go along RamIV-then Ekamai (jams a lot!) and then follow RKHaeng all the way. Note that the crossing Phetburi Rd/RKHaeng there is NOT named RKHaeng-it is Klong San. I cannot recall which junction is named RKHaeng itself.
Also: the newish white METROBus (17?) along Silom takes same route-seats only and AC, fewer stops, so maybe 2 mins quicker, cost is 30 bt-payable on entry in exact money into a box.

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Believe it or not, but one can buy very good quality pants and shirts at Chatuchak Market but you have to shop around and check out...I stand 194cm and had no problems finding suitable clothes

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-- How about MBK. - BTS. Siam or Nat'l. Stadium?
- While I do not shop there for my own clothes yet I find it quite adequate enough for my students who need hard-wearing clothes;
- At the risk of being commerical may I recommend:
1.- Shirts - Khun Tuk,
3rd. floor, stall #M60., soi 4.;
- cell.: (081)-452 9442.;
- speaks adequate enough English to sell!
2. - Trousers - Dragon,
3rd. fl., stall #M51.;
- cell.: (085)-226 8942..

-- There is also a shop in CP.TOWER*, GF. by escalators, that caters to the larger male.
-* Si Lom rd., roughly opp. to BKK. XTN. HOSP'L..

-- Usual disclaimers, of course

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