Thai fashion label Sretsis has kicked off its 2026 Attic Sale with two simultaneous events in and around Bangkok, and the discounts are steep enough to turn heads: past-season pieces at up to 80% off.
The first pop-up, "I found it at... Attic At Slowcombo", runs in the Sam Yan area of central Bangkok until 11 November. It's billed as a treasure hunt rather than a standard clearance — racks of archive pieces from previous Sretsis collections, including cocktail dresses suited to the festive season, sit alongside a rare showing of the brand's jewellery line.
The brand's home-and-lifestyle arm, Sretsis Parlour, is also part of the sale, with whimsical items from collections like Maggie's Cottage and Nana's Tea Party on offer. There's kids' fashion too, via the Little Sister line, so the whole family can get kitted out.
The second event is a first for the Attic Sale: a branch at Central Village, the outlet mall near Suvarnabhumi airport, running from early November until 4 January 2026. That makes it an easy stop for travellers passing through the airport — or a reason to make the trip out. Between the two locations, the sale covers wardrobe, kids' wear, jewellery and homeware for the holiday season.
The Attic Sale concept dates back to 2015, and the idea behind it is simple: nothing from past collections truly disappears, it just waits to be rediscovered. The name leans into that — the shopping experience is framed like rummaging through a forgotten attic and finding gems you didn't know you needed.
Why should travellers care? If you're in Bangkok in November or early December, this is a genuinely good-value window on one of Thailand's best-known designer labels, whose pieces normally sit firmly in luxury territory. The Sam Yan venue puts it in easy reach of the city centre, while the Central Village edition pairs neatly with an airport departure or arrival — and with a run through to early January, it overlaps nicely with the peak holiday travel season. Sizes and one-off pieces at these sales go fast, so going early in the run improves your odds. The brand is taking enquiries via Line at @sretsis.
Even if you don't buy, the sale doubles as a cheap entry point into a slice of Bangkok's design culture — Sretsis has long been a local favourite for its playful, fantasy-leaning aesthetic, and the Parlour homeware is the sort of thing that makes an unusual souvenir.
