Some famous garment centres are Pratunam, Chatuchak, Siam Square, Ramkhamhaeng Road and Pahurat market . Often, bargaining is the name of the game. Prices are generally reasonable. The quality of Thai silverware is under strict control of the government and the content of a pure silver product must no be less than 92.5 per cent. Silverware are sold almost everywhere in town from road side stalls to leading department stores, often at a fraction of what they will cost abroad.
Bargaining is easier at street stalls, but shops offer wider selections.
Siam Square,Chatuchak Market, Mahboonkrong Centre, Silom, Ramkhamhaeng are recommended places to go. Furniture Elegant and durable Thai furniture are the country's top exports. Thailand produces large selections of furniture ranging from wooden, leather and rattan to intricate mother of pearl inlaid furniture. The items can be found in many leading department stores at reasonbale prices. Chatuchak Market has many stalls specializing in them.