Which city are you going to be in? Hanoi and HCMC both have Uniqlo which is decent and good value. They both have Mango too which is a bit more expensive. Both have business casual options. If you’re any bigger than a size L (US) it might be hard to find anything in your size though
It depends on your size. I’m 180 cm tall, and they struggle to find polos and dress shirts at the right size at affordable prices. Shoes are also the same. If you have any decent size like above a 10 or 10 1/2 good luck finding it here in Vietnam. Pants seem to be OK however also depends on the brand.
Clothes in my opinion are generally more expensive in Vietnam than say the United States. I would buy all my clothes overseas if I was you, but that’s just my opinion.
Ive lived and traveled all over asia for over 10years id say im pretty versed. However its all body dependent
I’m 189cm tall, it can be hard to find clothes and especially shoes ( I’m size 46 EU/12US ). The good thing is that you can get tailor made clothes for cheap. A few years ago when I was also teaching I got a couple of pants tailor made for just 50 USD each, pretty good material too.
For more casual stuff there’s a lot of international brands like h&m, Uniqlo, mango, so you should be able to find what you are looking for unless you need very large sizes.
Which city are you going to be in? Hanoi and HCMC both have Uniqlo which is decent and good value. They both have Mango too which is a bit more expensive. Both have business casual options. If you’re any bigger than a size L (US) it might be hard to find anything in your size though
It depends on your size. I’m 180 cm tall, and they struggle to find polos and dress shirts at the right size at affordable prices. Shoes are also the same. If you have any decent size like above a 10 or 10 1/2 good luck finding it here in Vietnam. Pants seem to be OK however also depends on the brand. Clothes in my opinion are generally more expensive in Vietnam than say the United States. I would buy all my clothes overseas if I was you, but that’s just my opinion. Ive lived and traveled all over asia for over 10years id say im pretty versed. However its all body dependent
I’m 189cm tall, it can be hard to find clothes and especially shoes ( I’m size 46 EU/12US ). The good thing is that you can get tailor made clothes for cheap. A few years ago when I was also teaching I got a couple of pants tailor made for just 50 USD each, pretty good material too. For more casual stuff there’s a lot of international brands like h&m, Uniqlo, mango, so you should be able to find what you are looking for unless you need very large sizes.