Where's the 'made in vietnam" shop in tphcm?

Question

previous post got closed, but i wanna kno where's this "made in vietnam" store that sells american clothings for super cheap price. I heard they have abercrombie, guess, u kno.all the american clothing brands. thanks in advance, this is in tphcm...

Answer 1

If I'm correct, the "Made in Vietnam" stores is a chain of stores located all over Vietnam, but usually targeting tourist areas. That in mind, one of those stores will probably find you before you find it.

I recall a Made in Vietnam store in Ben Thanh District, but I don't know exactly where it was at (my wife and I were buzzing around in a Taxi when I seen it).

Those "American" brands that you're talking about are actually international brands. Why there are some many of these brands available in Vietnam is many of those companies have manufacturers in Vietnam (ergo; "Made in Vietnam"). Most of the clothing manufacturers are located in HCMC, so you will likely find the best deals there.

Noting that you have a great interest in purchasing clothing and apparel in Vietnam, I want to give you some sound advice. Ask all the questions you want now, but keep an open mind when you finally arrive in HCMC. What you're looking for is in so much abundance that the only way to accurately describe it is to experience it first hand. You will also want to look into tailored clothing while there.

I purchased four suits in Vietnam (3 in HCMC, 1 in Hanoi). All of there were hand tailored from scratch using the finest silk and wool. All of the suits cost less than $450 US total. My Armani suit cost over $2,000 US, and it's nowhere close to being the same level of quality as the ones I had tailored for me in Vietnam. My wife has a collection of ao dais and tailored Western style clothing that is much better quality and costs less than branded clothing.

You're going to be in clothing heaven when you get to Vietnam. You may want to check to see how much it costs to check over the limit extra baggage, because I'm willing to bet that you're going to need it when you're ready to come home.

Have fun on your trip!