For Creators & Brands

Bring your brand to Thailand.

Soi YIPUN connects Japanese companies and creators with Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's best-known markets. Start small, see how visitors respond, and take your first step toward something bigger.

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Crowds of visitors walking through Chatuchak Weekend Market

Why Chatuchak?

Soi YIPUN isn't just any storefront — it sits inside Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of Bangkok's largest and best-known markets.

A busy street at Chatuchak Weekend Market with the market sign in view

  • Busy every weekend

    Chatuchak Weekend Market draws a huge number of visitors from Thailand and abroad every weekend — one of Bangkok's largest markets.

  • Tourists and locals alike

    Beyond tourists, the market attracts design-conscious locals and fans of Japanese culture.

  • Buyers and scouts, too

    Some visitors come not just to shop, but to source products and scout new brands from around the world.

  • A Bangkok icon

    Ask anyone visiting Bangkok and they'll know Chatuchak by name — it's one of the city's defining weekend markets.

Aisles packed with goods, a steady flow of visitors, and stalls full of color — see Chatuchak's everyday energy for yourself.

  • Visitors browsing a souvenir stall inside a Chatuchak market lane
  • A lantern-lined craft lane at Chatuchak Weekend Market
  • A vendor greeting visitors at a Chatuchak street food stall
  • Shelves packed with textile goods at a Chatuchak stall
  • A stall filled with Thai-pattern bags and souvenirs
  • A clothing stall along a Chatuchak market lane
  • Woven bags, hats, and baskets hanging densely at a Chatuchak craft stall
  • Visitors walking past clothing stalls along a busy Chatuchak market lane
  • Aerial view of Chatuchak Weekend Market's covered stalls and clock tower

Why sell through Soi YIPUN

Chatuchak's appeal is clear — so why choose Soi YIPUN within it?

  • Sell directly to local customers

    Reach shoppers in Bangkok, Thailand directly. Tourists, as well as design-conscious locals and fans of Japanese culture, visit regularly.

  • Start small

    No need for large inventory. Start with a small lot and scale up as you see fit.

  • Test the real response

    See firsthand how customers react to your pricing, packaging, and story — not just your product.

  • Support on the ground

    Local staff handle customer service and sales, so you can focus on your products without worrying about the language barrier.

  • An easy first step abroad

    No large investment or long-term contract required. Try it first, then decide on your next move.

  • A simple, transparent model

    A simple model designed to keep sales-based fees easy to understand.

We share detailed terms and costs individually, based on your products, preferred timing, and how you'd like to sell. Please start with the consultation form — we're happy to hear from you.

Is Soi YIPUN right for your brand?

  • Brands wanting to test-sell their products in Thailand
  • Brands looking for a first step into overseas markets
  • Makers of Japanese craft goods, lifestyle products, apparel, or accessories
  • Brands curious how tourists and international visitors respond to their products
  • Brands hesitant about a large-scale launch, but ready to try something small first

Categories we welcome

  • Fashion & Apparel
  • Accessories
  • Home & Interior
  • Tableware & Kitchen
  • Stationery & Paper Goods
  • Art & Craft
  • Traditional Crafts
  • General Goods
  • Character Goods
  • Regional Craftsmanship

Not seeing your category? Feel free to reach out anyway.

Food, beverages, cosmetics, dietary supplements, and pharmaceuticals are not accepted at Soi YIPUN. Please contact us individually for details.

Soi YIPUN entrance at Chatuchak Weekend Market

From Chatuchak to the world.

Chatuchak draws more than local shoppers and tourists — people also travel here from around the world to source products and scout new brands. A connection made here can lead to something bigger. Soi YIPUN aims to be more than a place to test-sell in Thailand — it can be where your next opportunity begins. Start small, right here.

  1. Discover

    Meet visitors from Thailand and beyond

  2. Test

    See real reactions, live at the market

  3. Expand

    Open the door to what comes next

How it works

  1. Get in touch

    Reach out to us through the consultation form to get started.

  2. Brand review

    We'll review your products and brand details.

  3. Terms & details

    We'll walk you through requirements and next steps.

  4. Prepare & launch

    Once your products are ready, your Soi YIPUN listing goes live.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of products can be sold here?

We mainly welcome Japanese craft goods, apparel, accessories, lifestyle goods, tableware, kitchen items, stationery, and paper goods. Food, beverages, cosmetics, dietary supplements, and pharmaceuticals are not accepted at Soi YIPUN. Other products will be reviewed individually based on their suitability for the Thai market and any import or sales requirements.

Do I need to speak English or Thai?

Not at all. Local Soi YIPUN staff handle customer service and sales, so you can communicate with us in Japanese throughout.

Can I start with a small quantity?

Yes. Starting with a small lot is the standard approach — test the response first, then decide on your next step.

Where can I find pricing details?

We share pricing individually, based on your products and preferred timing. Please reach out through the consultation form to get started.

Can I just ask questions before deciding?

Of course. We're happy to hear from you even if you haven't decided to move forward yet. Feel free to reach out through the consultation form.

Let's talk — no commitment required.

Why not test your brand's potential at Chatuchak? We're happy to hear from you, even before you've decided to move forward.

Start with the consultation form