Both of Bangkok’s major stadiums have official merchandise and gear at their venues.

ins Thai Battle Boxing on Level 3. The shop offers custom embroidery completed within two to three hours using computer-aided machines for anyone who wants personalised shorts. Stadium stores
https://thethaiger.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Featured-Image-Template-5-7.jpg The wall of pants before you enter Rajadamnern Stadium’s store | Photo taken from Rajadamnern’s Facebook page
Both of Bangkok’s major stadiums have official merchandise and gear at their venues.

Rajadamnern Stadium hosts an official merchandise store as well as a Venum partnership retail point. The Venum x RWS (Raja World Series) range includes shorts that are replicas of those worn by professional fighters in the ring, and the stadium also carries the broader Rajadamnern x Venum partnership range.

Lumpinee Stadium at Ramintra Road has the official Twins Special and Top King boutiques mentioned above, alongside the artisanal “Muay Thai” brand shop, which focuses on traditionally handmade gear for the domestic market. Online stores
https://thethaiger.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Featured-Image-Template-6-5.jpg Yokkao’s custom lab, where you can customise and make personalised Muay Thai shorts
For those who cannot shop in person, several Bangkok-based online stores ship internationally.

Nak Muay Wholesale carries Boon, Top King, Primo, and Twins Special, with DHL and FedEx express options. Muay Thai Factory covers Fairtex, Twins, Top King, and budget nylon lines, with both express and economy airmail shipping. BOON Sport Online ships custom orders globally via DHL after a production window of three to five business days, and domestic Thailand shipping is free. YOKKAO Custom Lab offers extensive personalisation across colour, panel text, and embroidery, dispatched from regional warehouses in the US, UK, and EU, where possible to reduce import duties.

For those already in Thailand long-term, Shopee Thailand and Lazada Thailand carry a wide range of branded and generic shorts too, on the caveat that you might have to wait a few days to a week in order to receive them. Be sure to vet out the stores you are planning to buy from, since counterfeits and scamming can happen online, too. How to avoid counterfeits

Muay Thai shorts are widely counterfeited in tourist areas of Thailand. The most important rule is to avoid buying from open-air night markets like Patpong or Khaosan Road, and from generic souvenir stalls. These locations rarely carry genuine professional gear. When examining any pair of Muay Thai shorts, check three things. First, look at the embroidery and logo printing; counterfeits often show blurry text, irregular stitching, or incorrect brand spacing. Second, feel the fabric; genuine premium satin or micro-satin has a distinct smooth weight and does not feel rough or scratch against the skin. Third, test the waistband. Authentic Thai-made shorts use multi-channelled high-tension elastic that holds its shape and resists twisting. A flimsy or easily twisted waistband is a reliable sign of a replica.

Buying from official brand stores, the National Stadium corridor, Super Export Shop, or stadium boutiques removes most of this risk entirely. A note on sizing
https://thethaiger.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/MUAY-THAI-SHORTS-SIZING-CHART-19XX-English_0_2000x1414.webp A sizing guide from Faitrex, different companies will have different measurements, so make sure to check the sizing guide from the company you are buying your shorts from
Muay Thai shorts are made in Thailand to Thai sizing standards, which run smaller than Western sizes. As a general rule, size up at least once from your usual Western size. Twins Special and Blegend are cut more generously than Fairtex and BOON, which both run narrower. If you are shopping in Bangkok, trying on before buying is strongly advisable.

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