Twenty-six sports bras, gym tees and track pants read on 18 September. The size of the badge tells you whether the brand has a shop, not whether the garment is good.
We read AJIO's sports bra, gym wear and women's activewear listings on 18 September 2026 and seated 26 of the 107 that returned both a price and an MRP. The discount column does almost all the sorting. Brands with their own shops in India - Decathlon, Puma, Reebok, ADIDAS and Reliance Retail's house labels - claim a median 34 per cent and never more than 60. Labels with no shops claim a median 66.5 and run to 85. AJIO publishes no ratings at all, so the badge is most of what a shopper is given.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on September 18, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our AJIO coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Every listing in this chapter comes from a brand with no store estate to contradict its stated MRP, and every badge is above 70 per cent. The cheapest sports bra here claims 82 per cent off a stated Rs. 1,039, and none of these listings states a support or impact level.
Rs. 188 for an AROUSY sports bra, against a stated Rs. 1,039 - an 82 per cent badge, on the cheapest bra in the read.
Why it earned its spot The biggest discount claim in our pull, on the garment where cheapness matters most.
Rs. 234 for an EYEBOGLER athletic-fit tee - one of three EYEBOGLER listings at the identical price against the identical stated Rs. 1,299.
Why it earned its spot A marketplace label repeating one price and one stated MRP across three cuts.
Rs. 273 for a BlueFicus sports bra against a stated Rs. 1,299 - one of four BlueFicus listings in the read.
Why it earned its spot A four-listing marketplace label whose badges run 68 to 79 per cent.
Rs. 285 for an AUSK half-zip training tee, against a stated Rs. 1,499 - the same MRP its round-neck sibling states.
Why it earned its spot A half-zip, which is a genuinely useful feature, at the price of a plain tee.
Rs. 360 for an ALCIS lightly padded sports bra, against a stated Rs. 1,799 - the loudest badge here from a brand people recognise.
Why it earned its spot An Indian sportswear label pricing like a marketplace one.
Rs. 375 for a FASTDEAL pack of three lightly padded sports bras - Rs. 125 each, against a stated Rs. 1,499 for the pack.
Why it earned its spot The lowest per-piece price in the read - Rs. 125 a bra.
Rs. 470 for BLINKIN sports leggings against a stated Rs. 1,680 - an oddly precise MRP behind a round badge.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest full-length leggings seated here, and a stated MRP with no round number in it.
Rs. 588 for a RED TAPE graphic tee, against a stated Rs. 2,799 - the largest crossed-out number our pull returned.
Why it earned its spot Two thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine rupees, stated, for a printed cotton tee.
Puma, Reebok, ADIDAS, Clovia, VAN HEUSEN and BLISSCLUB - brands with shops, stockists or a direct site of their own, where a stated MRP is a number somebody could be asked about. None of them claims more than 61 per cent.
Rs. 450 for a Puma Essentials cotton tee against a stated Rs. 999 - a badge under 60, from a brand with shops in every mall.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest garment here from a brand whose MRP has to survive a shop window.
Rs. 468 for a Clovia non-wired medium-impact padded sports bra - one of the few listings outside Decathlon to state an impact level.
Why it earned its spot It tells you the one thing a sports bra listing needs to tell you.
Rs. 662 for an ADIDAS regular-fit tee against a stated Rs. 1,299 - one of three ADIDAS listings, all under 50 per cent.
Why it earned its spot Three listings, badges of 49, 34 and 21 per cent - the shape of a real markdown ladder.
Rs. 720 for a Reebok non-wired non-padded sports bra against a stated Rs. 1,799 - the dearest badge-under-60 bra here.
Why it earned its spot A global sports brand's bra, priced at four times the marketplace equivalent.
Rs. 785 for a VAN HEUSEN moderate-compression sports bra - the only listing here naming both compression and stretch.
Why it earned its spot A 40 per cent badge and the most detailed specification outside Decathlon.
Rs. 999 for BLISSCLUB flare pants against a stated Rs. 1,999 - a round 50 per cent from a brand that sells mostly direct.
Why it earned its spot The one genuinely designed garment on this shelf, at a price its own website would recognise.
PERFORMAX, Teamspirit and YOUSTA are Reliance Retail's house brands, sold in its own stores as well as on AJIO. Their stated MRPs are Rs. 399 to Rs. 799 rather than Rs. 1,299 to Rs. 1,799, and five PERFORMAX listings in our pull claim just 10 per cent.
Rs. 250 for a YOUSTA active sports bra against a stated Rs. 499 - a 50 per cent badge on a house-brand MRP.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest bra on the page whose stated MRP is plausible.
Rs. 254 for Teamspirit straight track pants against a stated Rs. 499 - one of two identically priced Teamspirit listings.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest full-length bottoms in the read, from a house label with a believable MRP.
Rs. 299 for a PERFORMAX women's running and training tee against a stated Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest technical-intent tee here with an MRP a shop could charge.
Rs. 449 for a PERFORMAX crew-neck against a stated Rs. 499 - one of five PERFORMAX listings claiming just 10 per cent.
Why it earned its spot What a house label's near-full price looks like, on the same shelf as an 82 per cent claim.
Rs. 559 for a PERFORMAX women's track jacket against a stated Rs. 699 - the only outerwear seated here.
Why it earned its spot The one layering piece on the page, at a 20 per cent badge.
The smallest discount claims on the shelf, and the only listings in all 107 that name a support level in the product title. The dearest bra here is 7.4 times the price of the loudest bargain in Chapter One and claims a quarter of the discount.
Rs. 249 for a Decathlon Domyos gym T-shirt against a stated Rs. 399 - the cheapest listing here from the brand with the smallest badges.
Why it earned its spot Two hundred and forty-nine rupees, from a brand that never claims more than half off.
Rs. 398 for a TECHNOSPORT printed tee against a stated Rs. 419 - a 5 per cent discount, the smallest of all 107 listings.
Why it earned its spot Twenty-one rupees off. The most honest number our pull returned.
Rs. 400 for a TOFTY pack of three sports bras against a stated Rs. 444 - a 10 per cent badge on a multipack.
Why it earned its spot The same per-piece price as the loud multipack, without the 75 per cent claim.
Rs. 499 for a Decathlon Quechua quick-drying hiking T-shirt against a stated Rs. 549.
Why it earned its spot Fifty rupees off, and a stated function the rest of the shelf does not name.
Rs. 1,199 for a Decathlon Domyos breast support sports bra against a stated Rs. 1,299 - an 8 per cent badge.
Why it earned its spot Six times the price of the loudest bra here, and the first one that states what it supports.
Rs. 1,399 for a Decathlon Domyos 920 high-support fitness bra - the dearest listing in the read, at one of its smallest badges.
Why it earned its spot The top of the shelf: a named high-support garment, barely discounted.
Rs. 1,399 for a Decathlon adjustable high-support fitness bra against a stated Rs. 1,599 - a 13 per cent badge.
Why it earned its spot The same price as the 920, with adjustable straps instead of a fixed back.
First: read the brand before the badge. On this shelf the discount claim is a near-perfect proxy for whether the seller has shops - 34 per cent median with shops, 66.5 without - so a large number tells you about the seller's freedom to invent an MRP and nothing about the garment. Second: on a sports bra, look for a support or impact level in the product title. Decathlon names one on every bra it lists; Clovia says 'medium impact'; VAN HEUSEN says 'moderate compression'; most of the rest say 'lightly padded' or nothing. If you run, that word is the entire purchase decision. Third: divide any multipack by its pack size before comparing. Two three-bra packs here work out to Rs. 125 and Rs. 133 a piece while claiming 75 and 10 per cent off respectively. Fourth: remember there is no feedback here at all. AJIO published no rating on any of the 107 listings we read, so nothing on this shelf has been vouched for by anyone who bought it - which is an argument for spending a little more on a brand whose sizing you already know.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| AROUSY sports bra, 82% claimed | Rs. 188 | Rs. 1,039 | 82%% |
| EYEBOGLER tee, three at one price | Rs. 234 | Rs. 1,299 | 82%% |
| BlueFicus sports bra, 79% claimed | Rs. 273 | Rs. 1,299 | 79%% |
| AUSK half-zip training tee | Rs. 285 | Rs. 1,499 | 81%% |
| ALCIS lightly padded bra, 80% claimed | Rs. 360 | Rs. 1,799 | 80%% |
| FASTDEAL 3-bra pack, Rs. 125 each | Rs. 375 | Rs. 1,499 | 75%% |
| BLINKIN sports leggings, 72% claimed | Rs. 470 | Rs. 1,680 | 72%% |
| RED TAPE tee, MRP Rs. 2,799 | Rs. 588 | Rs. 2,799 | 79%% |
| Puma Essentials cotton tee, 55% off | Rs. 450 | Rs. 999 | 55%% |
| Clovia medium impact bra, named | Rs. 468 | Rs. 1,199 | 61%% |
| ADIDAS regular fit tee, 49% off | Rs. 662 | Rs. 1,299 | 49%% |
| Reebok non-wired bra, 60% off | Rs. 720 | Rs. 1,799 | 60%% |
| VAN HEUSEN compression bra, 40% off | Rs. 785 | Rs. 1,299 | 40%% |
| BLISSCLUB flare pants, a flat half off | Rs. 999 | Rs. 1,999 | 50%% |
| YOUSTA active bra, MRP Rs. 499 | Rs. 250 | Rs. 499 | 50%% |
| Teamspirit straight track pants | Rs. 254 | Rs. 499 | 49%% |
| PERFORMAX training tee, 40% off | Rs. 299 | Rs. 499 | 40%% |
| PERFORMAX crew-neck, a 10% badge | Rs. 449 | Rs. 499 | 10%% |
| PERFORMAX track jacket, 20% off | Rs. 559 | Rs. 699 | 20%% |
| Decathlon Domyos gym tee, 38% off | Rs. 249 | Rs. 399 | 38%% |
| TECHNOSPORT tee, a 5% badge | Rs. 398 | Rs. 419 | 5%% |
| TOFTY 3-bra pack, 10% badge | Rs. 400 | Rs. 444 | 10%% |
| Decathlon Quechua hiking tee, 9% off | Rs. 499 | Rs. 549 | 9%% |
| Decathlon breast support bra, 8% off, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,199 | Rs. 1,299 | 8%% |
| Decathlon 920 high support bra, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,399 | Rs. 1,699 | 18%% |
| Decathlon adjustable high support, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,399 | Rs. 1,599 | 13%% |
It is the variable that explains the discount column. Of the 107 listings we pulled, 59 come from brands selling through their own stores in India - Decathlon, Puma, Reebok, ADIDAS, and Reliance Retail's own PERFORMAX, Teamspirit, YOUSTA, MAX and VAN HEUSEN. Their median discount claim is 34 per cent and not one of the 59 exceeds 60. The other 48 listings post a median of 66.5 per cent and run to 85. A brand with a price tag in a mall cannot print a list price its own till would contradict.
Thirty-nine of the 107 listings are sports bras, and the support level - the only specification that determines whether the garment works - appears in the product title on Decathlon's listings and almost nowhere else. Clovia states 'medium impact' and VAN HEUSEN states 'moderate compression'; the marketplace tail states 'lightly padded', 'seamless' or nothing at all. Where a listing does not name its impact level, the card says so rather than guessing.
Two multipacks on this shelf land within eight rupees of each other per garment - a FASTDEAL pack of three at Rs. 375 is Rs. 125 a bra, a TOFTY pack of three at Rs. 400 is Rs. 133 - and one claims 75 per cent off while the other claims 10. The per-piece figure is the only way to see that, and it is printed on both cards.
AJIO returned no rating and no rating count on any of the 107 listings we read. There is no feedback layer here to weigh, which is why this page is built on seller type and stated specification rather than on stars, and why no rating pill appears anywhere on it. On a comparable Myntra shelf the same pull returns thousands of ratings per listing. That difference is the platform's, not the products'.
Nothing on this page was worn, washed, fitted or tested. 'High support', 'breast support', 'moderate compression', 'quick drying', 'moisture control', 'dry fit' and every fabric description are the sellers' own listing text, quoted as such. Support adequacy in particular is individual and a fitting question; we name which listings make the claim rather than endorsing any of them.
They are arithmetic over two numbers the seller chose. In our 18 September 2026 read, the 59 listings from brands with their own stores in India claimed a median 34 per cent and none exceeded 60, while the 48 listings from labels with no store estate claimed a median 66.5 per cent and ran to 85. The clearest single pair: a FASTDEAL three-bra pack at Rs. 375 claims 75 per cent off a stated Rs. 1,499, and a TOFTY three-bra pack at Rs. 400 claims 10 per cent off Rs. 444 - Rs. 125 and Rs. 133 a bra. Displaying a stated MRP is lawful; it is simply not evidence of a saving.
If you run or do anything with impact, the Decathlon Domyos 920 high support bra at Rs. 1,399 or the Decathlon adjustable high support bra at the same Rs. 1,399 - they are the only listings in our whole 107-row read whose product titles name a support level, and Decathlon's stores will fit you in person. For gym floor and cycling at a third of that, the Clovia non-wired medium impact padded bra at Rs. 468 states its impact level, and the VAN HEUSEN moderate compression bra at Rs. 785 is the most detailed listing under Rs. 800. For everyday wear, the YOUSTA bra at Rs. 250 has the most believable MRP of any cheap bra here.
We cannot say why, only what we found: none of the 107 listings in our read published a rating or a rating count. That is consistent across AJIO shelves rather than specific to activewear. The practical effect is that this category gives a shopper no feedback layer at all - no averages, no counts, nothing from anyone who has bought the garment - so the only information available is the brand, the price, the stated MRP and whatever the listing title says about the product. On a comparable Myntra shelf the same kind of pull returns thousands of ratings per listing.
No, and that is the point. Decathlon's sixteen listings in our read post a median discount claim of 22.5 per cent and its high-support bras sit at Rs. 1,199 to Rs. 1,399 against marketplace bras at Rs. 188 to Rs. 375. What Decathlon offers instead is a price that is the same in its own warehouses, a product title that states what the garment does, and a shop you can be fitted in. Its cheapest gym tee here is Rs. 249, which undercuts several listings claiming four times the discount.
It is the seller's statement of what activity the bra is built for. Low impact covers yoga, walking and lounging; medium impact covers cycling, brisk walking and weights; high impact covers running, HIIT and anything with both feet off the ground. Bras achieve it either by compression - pressing the chest against the body - or by encapsulation, which cups each side separately. On this shelf only Decathlon names a support level on every bra; Clovia and VAN HEUSEN name theirs on some. Where a listing says only 'lightly padded' or 'seamless', it has told you about construction and nothing about impact, and our cards say so.

























