Toro Secondhand Market — Attraction in Chiang Mai Province

This market has a good collection of: Denim clothes (jeans, shorts, shirts, jackets) Winter jackets and windbreakers Warm clothes (hoodies, jumpers, sweater, sweat pants, knitted hats and beanies) It also has hiking boots, which are not often found in Thailand second hand. However, it has a poor selection of: fashionable women's dresses and tops handbags (not fashionable and in bad condition) women's shoes (very poor condition) Some brand new items are also for sale (e.g. children's shoes and long sweat pants). In general, this place is better for men's clothes than women's clothes. As a woman, I ended up buying 2 men's item for myself - a waistcoat and silky...

You could spend hours in this place. There is every type of clothing you can imagine. It's near other thrift stores you can visit too. I ended up stopping myself from buying more things but if thrifting is your thing, this is probably heaven for you. Some clothes are a bit old but there are some interesting finds. There is also a changing room to find your fit. There seemed to be a lot of mosquitoes, but I didn't get bit at all, which is a huge miracle. Definitely would go again but it really takes a lot of time if you want to go...

I absolutely loved browsing these second hand shops! I'm a size 12 (Aus) or M/L back home, and found quite a few things in the stores, however the majority of fitted womens clothes (skirts, shorts, fitted dresses) were smaller Thai sizes. Ended up buying 2 unique dresses for 60 baht each! Like others have said, it's bloody roasting in the stores as they are just tin sheds with a few fans. I brought some ice water with me to survive the trip haha. Overall, its well worth the rummage through, especially if you like...