Dorsu At Raintree

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One of the few places in Phnom Penh where you can get good quality basic clothing in a wide range of sizes. The products are super comfortable and durable, thoughtfully designed so you can easily mix & match. Now they offer more varieties (more color too!) in their collections. I regularly wear my cotton singlet dress that was purchased at least 3 years ago. It's really nice to come back & visit their physical store. The team at the shop is very attentive & knowledgeable. Had a good chat with Rian and was really happy that Dorsu is growing.

Such an inspiring and intriguing story to hear from the sales team. -product comfort: 9/10 -environmentally friendly: they get clothing remnants from the factory and let them go through quality check before making clothes and putting them on the shelf. -price: varies but they all start from $10 -atmosphere: very nice decoration of the shop -parking: always available since it’s in the area of banks.

I’m so glad to have found this gem in Phnom Penh. By far the best clothing store I’ve been to in Cambodia. The clothes are not just stylish but incredibly comfy, and perfect for the south East Asian climate. The fabric is sustainably sourced and made here within Cambodia too! The staff are all incredibly friendly (particularly as they have to regularly put up with me trying on clothes for hours!) I recommend coming to Dorsu for anyone whether you’re visiting as a tourist or Cambodian or expat living here, you will not be disappointed with the amazing clothes.

I’m so thrilled with my recent purchase from Dorsu’s flagship store in Phnom Penh! The whole experience was seamless – from fantastic communication to an effortless payment process and super fast delivery. But the best part? The T-shirt itself is incredible! The fabric is so soft and light, it’s like wearing a cloud. Comfort doesn’t get much better than this. Absolutely in love with it!

Great store with great clothing! Good stop for the basics for living in hot weather... Appreciate the range of colors and styles, and of course the ethics behind every piece ?