Fashion

Papasaya Pyjamas: The Thai Silk Satin Secret to Stylish Sleep

In a world where fashion often seems to stop at the bedroom door, the fabulous Thai fashion brand Papasaya is redefining sleepwear with their premium silk satin pyjamas. They transform bedtime from a mere routine into an indulgent experience redolent with luxury and sophistication. Each piece of thai women’s clothing they make combines elegant design with exceptional comfort, making bedtime

Pipatchara: An Eco-Conscious Thai Genius Turning Plastic Waste into High Fashion

In the past decade, the fashion industry has become more eco-conscious. Whether it’s mainstream brands increasingly crafting garments from sustainable materials upcycling old items into new ones, customers have welcomed more ideas when it comes to eco-friendly fashion movements. Despite this, it remains challenging for new, small, sustainablity-focused fashion brands to win the hearts of customers— but against all odds,

Flipstep: Premium Natural Rubber Flip-Flops from Thailand

What could be the biggest embarrassment and inconvenience when it comes to flip flops? For me, it’s would be this situation: you’re probably in the middle of nowhere, such as on a beach, when all of a sudden, a strap of one of your flip flops come off mid-step— naturally, when you are least expecting it— and you stumble forward! Flipstep’s

SaveUsFromPlastics: A Sea Turtle Made of Recycled Plastic That Makes a Great Thai Souvenir

By now, this Tai Tai has covered two eco-friendly Thai brands that produce high-quality products made from recycled plastic: Little Ocean Heroes and MAT-ER. Hence, I was super excited and decided to write about SaveUsFromPlastic when I saw their colourful sea turtle smartphone or sunglasses stands that are completely made from recycled plastic. “SaveUsFromPlastics is a family recycling project. We are a

Marmoris Sandals – Must Buy Sandals Handmade in Thailand

Embracing Thailand’s Shoes-Off Culture I can count on my hand the number of times I wore closed-toed shoes since I relocated to Thailand. After the first few times, I switched to flip flops entirely, as most of the places we go to expect visitors to take their shoes off. Even venues like shops, café, yoga studios, and nail salons expect customers