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A wallet on AJIO starts at Rs. 180, a belt and a pair of sunglasses at Rs. 200. We read 124 accessory listings on 28 August 2026 - every price, stated MRP and badge below is AJIO's own listing data.
Eighty of the 124 sell at or under Rs. 1,000, and all three categories badge 64 to 65 per cent down there. The badge, though, is measuring the MRP rather than your saving - Ray-Ban badges 10 per cent while NETPLAY badges 70. Here is the whole shelf.
📅 Read 28 August 2026, ajio.com listing data
124 accessories: Rs. 180 to Rs. 12,951, median Rs. 869
80 of 124 under Rs. 1,000; badges 5% to 90%
📅 Update log:
28 Aug 2026 — first published. Every price, stated MRP and discount badge on this page came from ajio.com's own listing data for the searches "sunglasses", "men belt" and "wallet", read on 28 August 2026 from an Indian IP with no account logged in and no coupon applied. Medians, category splits, badge tiers and brand comparisons are our arithmetic over those figures and are labelled as arithmetic in the body. AJIO's listing data returned no ratings for any of the 124 products, which is stated in the body and in the FAQs. AJIO re-prices this shelf continuously; we re-read the listings and log any change to the price bands or the badge distribution.
80 of 124 accessories sell under Rs. 1,000
Three AJIO accessory searches on 28 August 2026 - sunglasses, men's belts and wallets - returned 124 listings with a price, a stated MRP and a discount badge. Prices run from Rs. 180 for a NETPLAY bi-fold wallet to Rs. 12,951 for a Ray-Ban square frame, with a median of Rs. 869.
Eighty of those 124 sell at or under Rs. 1,000, and the split is almost identical across the three categories: 26 of 43 sunglasses, 28 of 42 belts and 26 of 39 wallets. So is the badge - the median discount on the under-Rs.-1,000 set is 64 per cent for sunglasses, 64 for belts and 65 for wallets. Three different product types, one pricing shelf.
The floor is genuinely low. Rs. 180 buys a wallet, Rs. 200 buys either a belt or a pair of sunglasses, and Rs. 270 buys a leather-look NETPLAY belt or wallet. What those prices do not come with is any user evidence - AJIO's listing data carries no ratings or review counts for a single one of these 124 products, which is worth knowing before you buy a Rs. 200 belt on looks alone.
| Category | Listings | Under Rs. 1,000 | Cheapest | Median price | Median badge | Dearest |
|---|
| Sunglasses | 43 | 26 of 43 | Rs. 200 | Rs. 990 | 65% | Rs. 12,951 |
| Men's belts | 42 | 28 of 42 | Rs. 200 | Rs. 738 | 50% | Rs. 2,449 |
| Wallets | 39 | 26 of 39 | Rs. 180 | Rs. 769 | 54% | Rs. 2,529 |
💡 Under Rs. 1,000 the three shelves are interchangeable. A belt, a wallet and a pair of sunglasses all bottom out within Rs. 20 of each other and all badge around 64 per cent. If you are buying one of each, the budget to plan on is roughly Rs. 700 per item at the median, not per category.
The cheapest twelve things on the shelf
NETPLAY - AJIO's own in-house label - occupies most of the bottom of this shelf, with bi-fold wallets at Rs. 180, Rs. 210 and Rs. 270 and leather belts at Rs. 270, all badging exactly 70 per cent off MRPs of Rs. 599 to Rs. 899. It is the single most-listed brand in the pull at twelve products.
The largest badge anywhere belongs to a Zevora autolock belt at Rs. 200, struck from a stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a 90 per cent badge, and the only one above 85 in the whole set. A French Accent belt at Rs. 244 badges 80 per cent off Rs. 1,220. Whether those MRPs mean anything is not something a listing can tell you.
The honest counterweight sits two rows below: YOUSTA, Reliance's own youth label, sells square and wayfarer sunglasses at Rs. 319 off a Rs. 399 MRP - a 20 per cent badge - and belts at Rs. 279 off Rs. 399. Same shelf, same money, a stated MRP that is a fifth of Zevora's, and a badge to match.
| Cheapest on the shelf | Type | Price | Stated MRP | Badge |
|---|
| NETPLAY Colourblock Bi-Fold Wallet | Wallet | Rs. 180 | Rs. 599 | 70% |
| NETPLAY Men Geometric Pattern Bi-Fold Wallet | Wallet | Rs. 180 | Rs. 599 | 70% |
| Zevora Men Autolock Buckle Belt | Belt | Rs. 200 | Rs. 1,999 | 90% |
| YOUSTA Women Full-Rim Cat-Eye Sunglasses | Sunglasses | Rs. 200 | Rs. 399 | 50% |
| NETWORK Textured Reversible Classic Belt | Belt | Rs. 210 | Rs. 699 | 70% |
| NETPLAY Men Patterned Bi-Fold Wallet | Wallet | Rs. 210 | Rs. 699 | 70% |
| French Accent Push-Pin Buckle Belt | Belt | Rs. 244 | Rs. 1,220 | 80% |
| NETPLAY Men Leather Belt with Buckle Closure | Belt | Rs. 270 | Rs. 899 | 70% |
| NETPLAY Men Striped Leather Bi-Fold Wallet | Wallet | Rs. 270 | Rs. 899 | 70% |
| YOUSTA Men Belt with Tang Buckle | Belt | Rs. 279 | Rs. 399 | 30% |
| YOUSTA Men Square Sunglasses | Sunglasses | Rs. 319 | Rs. 399 | 20% |
| RICH CLUB Men UV Protected Sunglasses | Sunglasses | Rs. 370 | Rs. 999 | 63% |
₹ Two Rs. 200 items, two different stories. Zevora's belt is Rs. 200 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a 90 per cent badge. YOUSTA's cat-eye sunglasses are Rs. 200 against Rs. 399 - a 50 per cent badge. You pay the same. Only the struck-through number differs, and only one of those two brands sells anywhere you could check it.
Ray-Ban badges 10 per cent. NETPLAY badges 70
Sort the 124 listings by badge and the same pattern that runs through every Indian fashion marketplace appears here too. The 35 listings badging 70 per cent or more have a median stated MRP of Rs. 2,099 and a median selling price of Rs. 606. The 17 listings badging 30 per cent or less have a median stated MRP of Rs. 1,295 and a median selling price of Rs. 999.
The deep-badge accessories are four hundred rupees cheaper at checkout and carry MRPs 62 per cent higher. Which brands are in which group is the giveaway. Ray-Ban, whose prices are printed in every optician's window in the country, badges 10 per cent on its Rs. 12,951 square frame and 15 per cent on its Rs. 3,987 infant model. Puma badges a 44 per cent median, Allen Solly 38, Louis Philippe 46, Van Heusen 48 - all brands with their own stores.
The 70-plus tier is NETPLAY at 70, VOYAGE at 71, CRUSSET at 72, Love Moschino at 78 and a MOSCHINO pair of sunglasses at 83 per cent off a stated MRP of Rs. 24,900, the largest MRP anywhere in this read. None of that makes the cheap accessories bad. It means the percentage is not the thing to compare.
| Brand | Listings | Median badge | Badge range | Median price |
|---|
| Love Moschino | 3 | 78% | 76-83% | Rs. 2,581 |
| CRUSSET | 4 | 72% | 70-78% | Rs. 614 |
| VOYAGE | 7 | 71% | 66-76% | Rs. 868 |
| NETPLAY | 12 | 70% | 50-70% | Rs. 270 |
| FOSSIL | 3 | 69% | 67-75% | Rs. 2,601 |
| WILDHORN | 5 | 67% | 56-73% | Rs. 660 |
| ROYAL SON | 4 | 65% | 65-70% | Rs. 699 |
| Carlton London | 3 | 65% | 65% | Rs. 821 |
| United Colors of Benetton | 4 | 58% | 54-63% | Rs. 678 |
| VAN HEUSEN | 6 | 48% | 41-69% | Rs. 882 |
| LOUIS PHILIPPE | 6 | 46% | 43-47% | Rs. 1,042 |
| Puma | 4 | 44% | 20-65% | Rs. 831 |
| ALLEN SOLLY | 5 | 38% | 34-46% | Rs. 1,484 |
| YOUSTA | 5 | 30% | 20-50% | Rs. 279 |
The full read: what was pulled, and what the data does not contain
- Source and date. ajio.com's own listing data for the searches "sunglasses", "men belt" and "wallet", pulled on 28 August 2026 from an Indian IP with no account logged in and no coupon applied.
- What counted. 124 listings with a selling price, a stated MRP and a badge - 43 sunglasses, 42 men's belts, 39 wallets. Prices Rs. 180 to Rs. 12,951, median Rs. 869. Badges 5 per cent to 90 per cent across 49 distinct values, median 56. Stated MRPs Rs. 399 to Rs. 24,900.
- No ratings at all. AJIO's listing data returned no star rating and no rating count for any of the 124 products. There is therefore no user evidence anywhere on this page, nothing here is ranked by quality, and we cannot tell you which of these accessories buyers were happy with.
- Badge tiers. 35 listings at 70 per cent or more: median stated MRP Rs. 2,099, median price Rs. 606. 17 listings at 30 per cent or less: median stated MRP Rs. 1,295, median price Rs. 999.
- Under Rs. 1,000. 80 of 124 listings. Sunglasses 26 of 43 with a 64 per cent median badge, belts 28 of 42 at 64 per cent, wallets 26 of 39 at 65 per cent.
- What we did not do. We did not add anything to a bag, apply a coupon, log in or reach a payment page, so AJIO's coupon banners and cart-level discounts are not in any figure here and can move the final price below what the listing shows. We have not handled, worn or inspected any of these products, and we report every stated MRP exactly as AJIO prints it without taking a view on whether anything has sold at it.
The top of the shelf, where the badges shrink
Six listings sit above Rs. 2,400 and they are where the badge stops being the story. Ray-Ban's Rs. 12,951 square frame is the dearest thing in the pull and carries the smallest badge in it, 10 per cent. Its infant model at Rs. 3,987 badges 15. A POLICE square frame at Rs. 4,751 badges 39.
The exception proves the point. A MOSCHINO pair at Rs. 4,156 badges 83 per cent - off a stated MRP of Rs. 24,900, which is nearly double the highest price actually charged for anything on this shelf. It is the largest MRP and the largest luxury badge in the read, and it is the listing whose struck-through figure is hardest to verify anywhere.
At the top of the belt and wallet shelves the badges are modest too: Da Milano's leather belt at Rs. 2,449 badges 30 per cent, Allen Solly's textured belts at Rs. 1,649 and Rs. 1,517 badge 34, and Tommy Hilfiger's reversible leather belt at Rs. 1,596 badges 47. Those are the numbers an end-of-season discount on a real MRP tends to look like.
| Top of the shelf | Price | Stated MRP | Badge | Note |
|---|
| Ray-Ban 0RBR0502S Full-Rim Square | Rs. 12,951 | Rs. 14,390 | 10% | The dearest listing and the smallest badge in the pull |
| POLICE Men Solid Square Full-Rim | Rs. 4,751 | Rs. 7,750 | 39% | The dearest non-Ray-Ban sunglasses |
| MOSCHINO Men Gradient Lens | Rs. 4,156 | Rs. 24,900 | 83% | Largest stated MRP anywhere: Rs. 24,900 |
| Ray-Ban Infants UV-Protected Square | Rs. 3,987 | Rs. 4,690 | 15% | Ray-Ban's second listing, 15% off |
| SUPERDRY Utility Detachable Duo Wallet | Rs. 2,529 | Rs. 4,599 | 45% | Dearest wallet on the shelf |
| Da Milano Men Leather Belt | Rs. 2,449 | Rs. 3,499 | 30% | Dearest belt on the shelf |
The short version
124 AJIO accessories on 28 August 2026 - 43 sunglasses, 42 belts, 39 wallets - priced Rs. 180 to Rs. 12,951, median Rs. 869. Eighty of them sell at or under Rs. 1,000.
All three categories behave identically under Rs. 1,000: they bottom out within Rs. 20 of each other and badge 64 to 65 per cent at the median.
The badge tracks the stated MRP rather than your saving. Ray-Ban badges 10 per cent, YOUSTA 20 to 30, Allen Solly 38 - while NETPLAY badges 70 and a Zevora belt badges 90 off a Rs. 1,999 MRP to sell at Rs. 200. AJIO publishes no ratings for any of these products, so there is no user evidence to weigh against the price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cheapest wallet on AJIO?
In this read on 28 August 2026 the cheapest wallet was a NETPLAY colourblock bi-fold at Rs. 180, struck from a stated MRP of Rs. 599 - a 70 per cent badge. NETPLAY is AJIO's own in-house label and it filled most of the bottom of the wallet shelf, with geometric and patterned bi-folds also at Rs. 180 and Rs. 210 and leather bi-folds at Rs. 270. Twenty-six of the 39 wallets in the pull sold at or under Rs. 1,000, at a median badge of 65 per cent, and the dearest was a Superdry utility wallet at Rs. 2,529. One caveat worth repeating: AJIO's listing data carries no ratings or review counts for any of these wallets, so there is no buyer feedback to weigh a Rs. 180 wallet against.
Are AJIO's 70 to 90 per cent accessory discounts genuine?
The prices are genuine - you pay what the listing says. The percentage is measured against a stated MRP, and in this pull that MRP behaves very differently by brand. The 35 listings badging 70 per cent or more had a median stated MRP of Rs. 2,099 and a median selling price of Rs. 606; the 17 badging 30 per cent or less had a median MRP of Rs. 1,295 and a median price of Rs. 999. So the deep-badge items were the cheaper ones while carrying MRPs 62 per cent higher. The starkest single case is a Zevora belt at Rs. 200 off a stated Rs. 1,999, a 90 per cent badge, sitting on the same shelf as a YOUSTA belt at Rs. 279 off Rs. 399. Judge the price you pay against another belt, not against the struck-through figure.
How much do sunglasses cost on AJIO?
The range is wide. In this read 43 sunglasses ran from Rs. 200 for a YOUSTA cat-eye frame to Rs. 12,951 for a Ray-Ban 0RBR0502S full-rim square, with a median of Rs. 990. Twenty-six of the 43 sold at or under Rs. 1,000 at a median badge of 64 per cent - that band is mostly YOUSTA, RICH CLUB, FUNGLASSES, VOYAGE and ROYAL SON. Above Rs. 3,900 the shelf is Ray-Ban, POLICE and MOSCHINO, and that is where the badges collapse: Ray-Ban badges 10 per cent on its square frame and 15 on its infant model, against 39 per cent for POLICE. Do note that UV protection claims in the listing titles are the seller's own; we have not tested any lens.
Which brands actually discount on AJIO's accessories shelf?
By badge size the leaders are the marketplace-first and in-house labels: Love Moschino at a 78 per cent median, CRUSSET 72, VOYAGE 71, NETPLAY 70, FOSSIL 69, WILDHORN 67 and ROYAL SON 65. The brands with their own retail presence badge far less - Van Heusen 48 per cent, Louis Philippe 46, Puma 44, Allen Solly 38, YOUSTA 30 and Ray-Ban 10 to 15. That ordering is not about who is being generous. A badge is arithmetic on a stated MRP, and an MRP that also has to hold up in a company's own shop tends to sit closer to the selling price. If you want the largest actual saving rather than the largest percentage, compare the rupee price of two similar belts and ignore both badges.
Does AJIO show ratings for belts, wallets and sunglasses?
Not in the listing data we read. All 124 products in this pull returned a price, a stated MRP and a discount badge, and not one of them returned a star rating or a rating count - which is a real difference from marketplaces like Myntra or Amazon, where rating counts in the thousands are the sturdiest thing on a listing. The practical consequence is that on this shelf you are buying on brand, material description and photographs alone. For something under Rs. 300 that may be an acceptable risk; for a Rs. 2,449 leather belt it is worth checking whether the same model is sold elsewhere with reviews attached, and reading AJIO's return window before you order.
Prices & codes last verified: 28 August 2026
Every selling price, struck-through MRP and discount badge on this page was read from ajio.com's own listing data on 28 August 2026, from an Indian IP with no account logged in, no coupon applied and nothing added to a bag. Medians, category splits, badge tiers and brand-level comparisons are our own arithmetic over those figures and are described as arithmetic in the body rather than as claims by AJIO. Stated MRPs are reported exactly as AJIO prints them; we take no view on whether any product has been sold at its stated MRP, and nothing here should be read as an allegation about how any brand sets one. AJIO's listing data returned no star ratings or rating counts for any of these 124 products, so nothing on this page is ranked or recommended on the basis of user feedback, and we have not handled, worn, opened or inspected any item - there is no assessment of material, build, durability or fit here. Descriptions such as "leather", "genuine leather" and "UV protected" are quoted from listing titles as the seller writes them and have not been verified by us. AJIO re-prices this shelf continuously and applies coupon and bank offers at checkout that can take the final price below the figures quoted here, so this is one day's read rather than a permanent price list. Zoutons may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page; it does not change what you pay, and nothing here was reviewed or approved by AJIO or by any brand named.
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