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When mentioning “Wat Son”, many people might picture an old temple by the canal or a hub of tasty street food. But for fashion entrepreneurs? Wat Son is a hidden treasure trove in Thonburi! It is one of Bangkok’s largest wholesale stretch fabric markets, packed with big and small shops that are ready to weave your ideas into reality.

Wat Son district (or Soi Suksawat 35) might look like any ordinary alley. But step inside, and you’ll find a whole other world bursting with colours and patterns of various stretch fabrics. Shops line the bustling street as buyers – from established brands to first-time designers – browse the good quality fabrics available at reasonable prices.

Let’s shop at 4 outstanding stores in Wat Son that clothing entrepreneurs must know
Get your map ready, and let's start at Soi Suksawat 35. Walk inside a bit and you'll find Joy Fabric Stock Warehouse (Phoket Fabric Shop). This store is perfect for entrepreneurs looking for quality stock fabrics at affordable prices, with a wide variety of stretch fabrics to choose from. They also offer custom fabric production according to customer requirements. With over 20 years of experience, their consultation service will help you confidently select the right fabrics for your products.

Just a few steps from Joy Fabric Stock Warehouse, you'll see an alley on the right with the prominent Sampeng Complex sign. This entire alley is like another sub-kingdom within Wat Son area, gathering numerous fabric shops together. Turn into the alley and walk a bit further to find TNC Textile, a specialist in diverse fabric types. Beyond stretch fabrics, this shop offers other types of fabric as well.

At TNC Textile, you'll find various fabric types ready to meet all entrepreneurs' needs at prices that are kind to both your budget and the environment. They carefully consider every production step - from material selection to reducing harmful chemical use. Whether you need calico, canvas, Oxford cloth, or combed twill, there's a wide variety to choose from. They even offer fabric quality and colour customisation services. No matter if you're a small or large business, TNC Textile is ready to provide expert consultation.

Walk just a bit further from TNC Textile and you'll find 863 Textile, an excellent quality fabric shop with modern designs. Here you'll find a wide variety of fabrics to choose from - cotton, linen, spandex, stretch fabrics, wool, to high-quality polyester. Whatever clothing style you want to produce, you can find the right fabric here. Plus, you can be confident in the quality and standards of their products. At 863 Textile, they pay attention to every detail - from fiber selection and weaving to the production process - to ensure customers get the best fabrics possible.

Walk to the end of Sampeng Complex alley and you'll find TKT Fabric & Material. Here they offer various types of stretch fabrics including ribbed, waffle, cotton, striped fabrics and many more. All are produced by Thai weaving factories. You can select fabrics according to your design needs. From casual t-shirts to sportswear, all can be made with TKT Fabric & Material's quality textiles.

TKT Fabric & Material - Map No. 21

Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 - 16:30

Address: 86/34-35 Soi Suksawat 35, Rat Burana Subdistrict, Rat Burana District, Bangkok 10140

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Website: https://www.tcdcmaterial.com/th/search-location/22/สุขสวัสดิ์/entrepreneur/1208/ทีเคที%20แฟบริค%20แอนด์%20แมททีเรียล 

Wat Son: More than just a stretch fabric wholesale district
Beyond these fascinating shops, Wat Son has much more for you to discover—from ancient temples steeped in history to delicious eateries hidden in its alleyways.

For entrepreneurs looking to make clothing from stretch fabrics, Wat Son is the perfect starting point. Here, you’ll find high-quality materials at friendly prices. Just a 10-minute walk and you will find a dazzling array of stretch fabrics along with new inspiration and ideas. Come experience this unique shopping district and you will fall in love with Wat Son’s stretch fabric hub.

Explore more about the area and other interesting materials at: www.tcdcmaterial.com

Photo by : TCDC Materials

Story by : Chuonjarern Chujinda