The most important curated vintage fair in Thailand. ~250 vendors, ~15,000 attendees, a two-year vendor waiting list.
Desk-checked means compiled from published sources on that date. Verified on site means someone from Muesong stood in the doorway. — Compiled from published Thai and English sources, September 2026. On-site verification pending.
Price band
฿300–฿100,000
Price model
Per piece
Right now
Hours not confirmed
Nearest transit
Varies by edition
English
Good
Payments
Cash
Opening hours
Hours not confirmed
Ticketed, three days, several editions a year. Check dates before planning around it.
On prices
Entry around ฿150–160. Stock ranges from ฿300 tees to five-figure furniture.
About
Founded in 2012 by Vudi Somboonkulavudi, who started it on a small rooftop and has turned it into the gatekeeper of the curated end of the Thai vintage scene. Around 250 vendors and 15,000 to 20,000 attendees per edition, more than 500 affiliated collectors in Thailand and abroad, a third of the vendor line-up refreshed each year, and a two-year waiting list to get a stall.
It runs a few times a year at rotating venues over about three days, with an entry fee around ฿150. If you are planning a sourcing trip to Thailand, build the dates around a Made By Legacy edition — it is worth twice a normal week.
Monocle profiled it in March 2026 as the centre of Bangkok's vintage boom, and it now doubles as a launchpad for emerging Thai labels as the malls struggle to fill tenancies.
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