Thirty-four bath mats read on 5 October. Not one of them publishes a rating, and the badge that remains ranges elevenfold inside a single brand.
A bath mat is a hard thing to compare online, which makes what a retailer publishes about it unusually important. AJIO printed no star average and no rating count on any of the 34 bath mat listings it returned on 5 October, leaving the discount badge as the only comparative number on the shelf. One house label supplies 14 of those listings, and its badges run from 6% to 67%. Counted per mat, its 6% listing is cheaper than the 81%-badged set that tops the shelf.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on October 5, 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.
Fourteen of the 34 listings carry a single house label whose advertised discount ranges elevenfold across prices from Rs. 279 to Rs. 1,107 - including two clusters of three listings sharing one price and one stated MRP.
An anti-skid rectangular bath mat at Rs. 429.
Why it earned its spot One of 14 listings from a single label whose badges run 6% to 67%.
An anti-skid rectangular bath mat at Rs. 918.
Why it earned its spot One of three listings from this label at exactly Rs. 918 and Rs. 2,699.
An anti-skid rectangular bath mat at Rs. 518.
Why it earned its spot One of three listings at exactly Rs. 518 against a stated Rs. 1,399.
An anti-skid rectangular bath mat at Rs. 703.
Why it earned its spot An identical badge to the card above on a mat costing Rs. 185 more.
An anti-skid bath mat at Rs. 1,107, the dearest from this label.
Why it earned its spot The label's highest price carries one of its shallower badges.
A striped rectangular bath mat at Rs. 415.
Why it earned its spot From the 14-listing label, badged 19 points below its own ceiling.
An anti-skid microfiber bathroom mat at Rs. 918.
Why it earned its spot The third listing in the read carrying this exact price and stated MRP.
The deepest badge on the shelf works out at Rs. 190 a mat; the shallowest, 6%, works out at Rs. 140.50. Two stated packs of two at the identical Rs. 300 carry different badges for the same money.
A stated set of two 1800 GSM striped anti-slip bath mats at Rs. 380.
Why it earned its spot The deepest badge on the shelf, at Rs. 190 a mat.
A stated set of three leaf-print anti-skid bath mats at Rs. 571.
Why it earned its spot Within 33 paise a mat of the 81%-badged set, at a badge 13 points shallower.
A stated pack of two anti-skid printed bath mats at Rs. 300.
Why it earned its spot One of the cheapest per-mat prices in the read, from a second house label.
A stated pack of two anti-skid bath mats at Rs. 300.
Why it earned its spot Identical price and per-mat cost to the card above, badged two points lower.
A stated pack of two rectangular bath mats at Rs. 279.
Why it earned its spot The lowest per-mat price in the read, at a badge in the shelf's bottom third.
A stated set of two microfiber bath mats at Rs. 281.
Why it earned its spot The shallowest badge in the read sits on the second cheapest mat per piece.
A department-store label and a Japanese retailer state MRPs 1.11 to 1.25 times their prices, against 1.43 to 5.26 times on the house labels - and no listing in the whole read sits between 20% and 30%.
A silicon high water absorbent bath mat at Rs. 215.
Why it earned its spot The floor of the shelf, badged 64% against a stated Rs. 598.
An ultra-soft anti-slip bath mat at Rs. 564.
Why it earned its spot A third house label, sitting in the middle of the shelf's badge range.
A rectangular anti-skid bath mat at Rs. 341, 24 by 16 inches stated.
Why it earned its spot One of the few listings stating its dimensions, at a mid-table badge.
A memory foam anti-slip bath mat at Rs. 559.
Why it earned its spot The deepest badge carried by any listing in the shelf's second pricing habit.
A cotton linen bath mat, small, at Rs. 1,229.
Why it earned its spot The highest price in the read, and nearly the shallowest badge in it.
An anti-slip bath mat at Rs. 359.
Why it earned its spot A near-full-price listing at a price the deep-badge labels also charge.
A rectangular bath mat set at Rs. 809.
Why it earned its spot A set listing at the shelf's shallow-badge end, with no stated piece count.
Four rules. First: notice what is missing. Not one of the 34 listings in this read published a star average or a rating count, so there is no customer evidence on this shelf at all - which means the badge is not merely a weak signal, it is the only one, and it is the one this page has just taken apart. Second: divide by the stated piece count before anything else. The deepest badge in the read, 81%, is a stated set of two at Rs. 380, or Rs. 190 a mat; a listing badged 6% is a stated set of two at Rs. 281, or Rs. 140.50 a mat. Per mat, the shallowest badge on the shelf beats the deepest. Third: check the brand's own range before reading its badge as a saving. One label here supplies 14 listings at badges from 6% to 67%, with two clusters of three sharing one price and one stated MRP - an eleven-fold badge range inside a single brand on a single day. Fourth: know which pricing habit you are in. Three house labels state MRPs 1.43 to 5.26 times their prices; a department-store label and a Japanese retailer state 1.11 to 1.25 times, and nothing in the entire read sits between 20% and 30%. If the brief is simply mats on a bathroom floor, Rs. 279 buys a stated two at Rs. 139.50 each and Rs. 215 buys the cheapest single mat here. We bought, unwrapped, measured, stood on and washed nothing.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 67%, Rs. 429 | Rs. 429 | Rs. 1,299 | 67% |
| 66%, Rs. 918 | Rs. 918 | Rs. 2,699 | 66% |
| 63%, Rs. 518 | Rs. 518 | Rs. 1,399 | 63% |
| 63%, Rs. 703 | Rs. 703 | Rs. 1,899 | 63% |
| 59%, Rs. 1,107 | Rs. 1,107 | Rs. 2,699 | 59% |
| 48%, Rs. 415 | Rs. 415 | Rs. 799 | 48% |
| 66%, same price | Rs. 918 | Rs. 2,699 | 66% |
| 81%, Rs. 190 a mat | Rs. 380 | Rs. 1,999 | 81% |
| 68%, three mats | Rs. 571 | Rs. 1,797 | 68% |
| 62%, Rs. 150 a mat | Rs. 300 | Rs. 799 | 62% |
| 60%, Rs. 150 a mat | Rs. 300 | Rs. 749 | 60% |
| 30%, Rs. 139.50 | Rs. 279 | Rs. 399 | 30% |
| 6%, Rs. 140.50 | Rs. 281 | Rs. 299 | 6% |
| 64%, Rs. 215 | Rs. 215 | Rs. 598 | 64% |
| 53%, Rs. 564 | Rs. 564 | Rs. 1,199 | 53% |
| 43%, Rs. 341 | Rs. 341 | Rs. 599 | 43% |
| 20%, Rs. 559 | Rs. 559 | Rs. 699 | 20% |
| 12%, Rs. 1,229 | Rs. 1,229 | Rs. 1,397 | 12% |
| 10%, Rs. 359 | Rs. 359 | Rs. 399 | 10% |
| 10%, Rs. 809 | Rs. 809 | Rs. 899 | 10% |
Each selling price, stated MRP and discount badge on this page was read on 5 October 2026 from the search API response ajio.com serves for its own 'bath mat' results, logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 34 bath mat listings were returned and 20 are seated.
AJIO published no star average and no rating count on any of the 34 listings in this read. No card on this page carries a rating pill, no comparison here rests on customer feedback, and this page says plainly that the discount badge is the only comparative figure the shelf offers rather than substituting a rating from anywhere else.
One label's 14 listings carry badges of 6% to 67%, a second label's nine run 33% to 62%, and a department-store label's five run 10% to 20%. Those ranges come from the full read rather than the seated cards, so they cannot be an artefact of which listings we chose to seat.
Where a listing states a set or pack of two or three, this page divides its price by that stated count and shows the arithmetic. We did not open a pack to confirm any count, and a stated count that is wrong makes the per-mat figure wrong in the same proportion.
One listing here is described as a set without naming how many mats it contains, and this page leaves its per-piece row blank rather than assuming two. Guessing a pack count to complete a table is the commonest way a per-unit comparison goes wrong, and the card says so.
'Anti-skid', 'anti-slip', 'memory foam', 'microfiber', 'cotton linen', 'silicon', '1800 GSM', 'high water absorbent', 'ultra soft' and every stated dimension are the listings' own printed words, reproduced as printed. We did not buy, unwrap, measure, stand on, wet or wash anything, and nothing here is a statement about absorbency, slip resistance, bathroom safety, colour fastness or fitness for any purpose.
In this read of 34 bath mat listings on 5 October 2026, prices ran from Rs. 215 to Rs. 1,229. Counted per mat on the listings that state a pack size, the cheapest worked out at Rs. 139.50 and Rs. 140.50 each. Single mats clustered between Rs. 215 and Rs. 918, and the dearest listing in the read, a cotton linen mat described as small, cost Rs. 1,229. Prices change continuously, so check the live page.
Not on any listing in this read. All 34 bath mat listings AJIO returned on 5 October 2026 published no star average and no rating count at all. That is why no card on this page carries a rating and no comparison here rests on customer feedback. It also means the discount badge is the only comparative number the shelf offers a shopper, which is what this page examines. We report the absence rather than substituting ratings from any other source.
Every percentage is arithmetic over two numbers a seller chose. The 81% badge in this read sat on a stated set of two at Rs. 380, which is Rs. 190 a mat - while a listing badged 6%, the shallowest in the read, worked out at Rs. 140.50 a mat. One house label's 14 listings carried badges from 6% to 67% on the same day. We have not verified that any item here was ever sold at its stated MRP, and nothing on this page alleges mispricing or wrongdoing by anyone.
In this read, the cheapest options per mat were packs. A stated pack of two at Rs. 279 worked out at Rs. 139.50 a mat and a stated set of two at Rs. 281 at Rs. 140.50, against Rs. 215 for the cheapest single mat. But the badge gave no clue: those two packs were badged 30% and 6%. Pack counts are the listings' own stated figures and we did not open a pack to confirm any of them; one listing described itself as a set without stating a count, and we left its per-mat figure blank rather than guess.
In this read of 34 listings, one house label supplied 14, a second supplied nine, a department-store label five, and a third house label two, with single listings from a Japanese retailer and two other labels. The three house labels stated MRPs 1.43 to 5.26 times their selling prices; the department-store label and the Japanese retailer stated 1.11 to 1.25 times. Nothing in the read carried a badge between 20% and 30%.



















