Well-rooted in the Bangkok with a string of standalone boutiques, Club21 is considered a true custodian of coveted brands by a young demographic of discerning city dwellers. While most are branded stores, the Singapore-based retailer also flaunts its fashion curation expertise in a number of multi-brand spaces, and as of late, a new addition in the latter category has opened at Gaysorn Village, an upscale shopping centre and office complex in the city’s Pathumwan area. The store occupies a 222 sqm. (2,390 sq.ft.) glass-encased unit on the G Floor, rubbing shoulders with stores of leading brands from the fashion and lifestyle industry, such as Rimowa, Boyy and Comme des Garçons. The interior design, created by Club21‘s in-house design team, alludes to the fact that this is a multi-brand men’s store, and as such, the aesthetic is understated. The bare ceiling with meandering utility pipes is overlaid with a grid of tubular lights, and combined with tile flooring and both stuccoed and timber walls, the setting oozes a subtle industrial vibe. Furnishings comprise black metal clothing racks and shelving, and ottomans, complemented with a large communal table and metal structure to display accessories, shoes and lifestyle goods. As said, the new Club21 store is exclusively dedicated to menswear, offering a tightly curated selection of fashion-forward brands, including Amiri, Thom Browne, Dries Van Noten, Heron Preston, Rick Owens and OAMC.
Club21
Gaysorn Village, 999 Thanon Ploenchit, G Floor (Pathumwan)
Bangkok 10330
Telephone: +66 2 2507712
Daily 10am-8pm
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