Shirts of Vietnam
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
Ginkgo makes clothing with graphics drawn from Vietnamese culture and everyday life, sold through shops in Ho Chi Minh City and elsewhere in Vietnam. Its range includes T-shirts for adults and children alongside shirts and accessories. The brand lists more than one shop on Le Loi Street, so choose the particular branch before setting out.
Vietnamese menswear brand founded in 2013, originally a small clothing store rebranded as Routine; grew into one of the country's larger domestic fashion chains with stores across Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and other cities, later expanding into Laos and Cambodia.
The New Playground opened in March 2017 as a concept mall for Vietnamese local brands, gathering more than fifty labels under one roof. The original site occupies a basement on Ly Tu Trong Street in District 1, with vendor stalls divided by wire mesh and lit in neon. Stock leans to streetwear, with graphic shirts, hoodies, denim alongside hats, bags, jewellery. A second branch trades inside Vincom Center Dong Khoi.
A bespoke tailoring workshop at 127 Tran Hung Dao Street in Hoi An, operating since 1999 and hand-cutting suits, dresses, shirts, trousers and overcoats shipped to over 50 countries. Suits range from $149 to $309 depending on fabric, including wool blends, merino and cashmere.
A made-to-measure tailor at 29 Nguyen Thai Hoc in Hoi An's Old Town, making suits, dresses, blouses, shirts and trousers in linen, cotton, wool and blended fabrics. Turnaround is 1 to 3 days plus one or two fittings.
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