Presents for thai ladies

[oakdale160]

I am in the US, Is there anything I Can get in the us that thaï ladies would appreciate that Is not available in thai

[Pagey]

US Dollars

[BOZ]

[migrant]

The wife always talks with her friends and ends up bringing designer purses, sunglasses, etc. Expensive stuff but thats all they ask for. They pay her when she gets there of course

[Gregjam]

Anything genuine with a designer label on it. Years ago used to get away with make up sets you get in the airport as long as it had Dior, Chanel or something similar on it. Now, as per the first response the preferred gift is paper with numbers on it as long as it can be exchanged here. US 100 dollar bills preferred as long as they are post 2000 as earlier issues will not be accepted at the counters. UK pounds, AUS dollars, SA Rand or any recognised currency including Chinese Yuan. They are not fussy about nationality and are usually very happy to receive gold as long as it is pure.

[Lung Per]

PS- Don´t by gold - they only want Thai gold. This can be pawned or sold easily.

[sateeb]

That's why Gregjam stated in his post pure gold!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dan1]

As stated recognised branded goods. A good quality perfume will go down well and won't break the bank too much.

[hhinner]

I was always told that Thai women believe a gift of perfume from boyfriend or husband will bring bad luck. Might be worth checking first.

[bsdk1960]

^^ my wife always ask my to bring a expencive perfume with me when I come,and now so will a lot
of her friends maybe it's the older generation who think like that I'm not sure but will ask my
wife when she return from shopping grosseri

[Big Boy]

A friend of my wife is going to the UK tomorrow. She's asked my wife what she can bring her back, and she has asked for 'expensive' perfume.

[bsdk1960]

^^ yes so long you add the word expensive I think it's fine

[PeteC]

^^ You two guys though, your wives may be more British and Danish than Thai.

[Big Boy]

^^ yes so long you add the word expensive I think it's fine

She didn't actually use the word expensive, but quoted a brand name, which is expensive.

[Korkenzieher]

This sounds awfully similar to the Thai men who drink 'expensive' whisky - by the thimbleful, and drowned with coke and ice. Are you sure that what they are asking for by using the term 'expensive' isn't simply the cachet of brand ownership bragging rights? My feeling is you would be wasting your money.