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Hi Friends,
Can you please advise where I can buy the genuine export overruns and excesses of NAUTICA BRAND men's polo shirts in Bangkok or in thailand? I heard they have a factory outlet for Nautica but just dont know its location. Kindly assist me.
Thank you and regards.
Albert Garcia
Try MBK...I found outlets of factory overruns I think on the 3 or 2nd floor(?) that's where I bought shirts & shorts from banana rep, polo, abercrombie, am. eagle and other brands. You might find what you're looking for there.
The south end of MBK's 3rd floor is filled with clothing kiosks. As far authenticity goes, you will have to inspect and judge for yourself. If asked, most vendors will say "yes" to just about any question. Besides encouraging sales, it's just downright friendlier!
If you are staying at Suk 11, they have their own washing machines ...very cheap too. If you are at a hotel in that area, there is a laundry just outside Suk 11 (opp. Ambassador Hotel)...charges around 80B for a large load... The food...the foood...the shopping
Being on the SAME PLANE as the legendary DAVID BOWIE!!! Yes, that's him in the photo - taken at Bangkok's Don Muang Airport. Swoon.... I've ALWAYS loved his music eversince I was a little girl! (Oh... incidentally, that little boy standing next to David Bowie is my little cousin).
Soi is the small street in Bangkok and Thanon means the street. See big picture in my travelogues. So if you read Sukhumvit Soi 22, means: the small street 22 from Sukhumvit road
My Photos
First Photo: Soi in Tonburi, Bangkok
Second Photo: Soi in the way from the pier to Royal Barges Museum in Bangkok
Third Photo: Soi in the way from the pier to Royal Barges Museum in Bangkok
Fourth Photo: Soi in the way from the pier to Royal Barges Museum in Bangkok
Fifth Photo: Soi in the way from the pier to Royal Barges Museum in Bangkok
Even though there s so muc traffic in Bangkok, many regular workers commute to factories in these artfully painted busses. I couldn't resist taking pictures of them in my company parking lot. These busses are provided by employers, and add a great dash of color to a rainy Thai morning.
Bells and gongs are a part of any Buddhist shrine or temple. I liked these especially as they were small and rather than being struck, rely on the wind to make their sounds. These were on a building at the Grand Palace.
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Address: 198 Soi Narathivas 3, Narathivas Road, Silom Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500, Thailand
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