A multipack is supposed to be the cheap way to buy. On one AJIO boxer shelf it is - for four brands out of six. For the other two, the single wins, and the only way to see it is to divide.
We read AJIO's own boxer results on 5 November 2026 and divided every price by the pack count printed in the listing's own title, checking each count against the garments in the photograph. The 24 tiles seated here run from Rs. 90.00 to Rs. 500.00 a piece. Four brands price their multipacks the way you would expect. Two do not - and one of them sells a pack of two that costs more per boxer than its own single.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on November 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.
Rs. 90.00 to Rs. 200.00 a piece across NETPLAY, FTX, Dollar, Piludi and Urban Scottish - including one brand whose ladder steps down cleanly at every rung from one garment to five.
Rs. 180 for pack of 2 — Rs. 90.00 a piece, badged 70%
Why it earned its spot the lowest rupees-per-piece figure of the 24, and it beats its own single.
Rs. 100 for 1 boxer — Rs. 100.00 a piece, badged 75%
Why it earned its spot the cheapest single garment here, and the baseline the pack has to beat.
Rs. 299 for pack of 2 — Rs. 149.50 a piece, badged 60%
Why it earned its spot a 2-pack that takes Rs. 19.50 a piece off the same brand's single.
Rs. 169 for 1 boxer — Rs. 169.00 a piece, badged 60%
Why it earned its spot the single that sets the FTX baseline.
Rs. 701 for pack of 6 — Rs. 116.83 a piece, badged 73%
Why it earned its spot six garments in one listing, with the photograph's own "6 Pack" badge to confirm it.
Rs. 416 for pack of 3 — Rs. 138.67 a piece, badged 68%
Why it earned its spot the cheaper of two Dollar 3-packs that differ by Rs. 39 for the same count.
Rs. 455 for pack of 3 — Rs. 151.67 a piece, badged 65%
Why it earned its spot the dearer Dollar 3-pack, and proof the badge depth is doing the talking.
Rs. 414 for pack of 3 — Rs. 138.00 a piece, badged 77%
Why it earned its spot the deepest badge among the 3-packs, and marginally the best 3-pack rate.
Rs. 720 for pack of 5 — Rs. 144.00 a piece, badged 76%
Why it earned its spot the biggest Urban Scottish pack, and the cheapest rung of the page's tidiest ladder.
Rs. 546 for pack of 3 — Rs. 182.00 a piece, badged 74%
Why it earned its spot the middle rung, Rs. 38 a piece above the 5-pack.
Rs. 396 for pack of 2 — Rs. 198.00 a piece, badged 76%
Why it earned its spot a 2-pack that saves Rs. 2 a piece, which is the honest size of the discount.
Rs. 200 for 1 boxer — Rs. 200.00 a piece, badged 80%
Why it earned its spot the single at the top of the only clean ladder on this page.
Both TIGERSNAKE tiles state Rs. 1,299 and sell at Rs. 182 and Rs. 260, badged 86% and 80%. The reference price belongs to the brand, not the garment.
Rs. 182 for 1 boxer — Rs. 182.00 a piece, badged 86%
Why it earned its spot the deepest discount on the page, on a stated MRP shared with its own sibling.
Rs. 260 for 1 boxer — Rs. 260.00 a piece, badged 80%
Why it earned its spot Rs. 78 more than its sibling, off an identical stated MRP.
Rs. 241.50 to Rs. 500.00 a piece - where a pack of two costs more per garment than the same brand's single, and three identically-named 2-packs sit 1.62x apart.
Rs. 483 for pack of 2 — Rs. 241.50 a piece, badged 36%
Why it earned its spot less than half the per-piece price of the brand's own other 2-pack.
Rs. 949 for pack of 2 — Rs. 474.50 a piece, badged 14%
Why it earned its spot 1.96x the brand's own other 2-pack, on a far shallower badge.
Rs. 499 for 1 boxer — Rs. 499.00 a piece, badged 9%
Why it earned its spot a single whose price the brand's dearer 2-pack only just undercuts.
Rs. 562 for pack of 2 — Rs. 281.00 a piece, badged 55%
Why it earned its spot the first of three U.S. Polo tiles that share a product name and do not share a price.
Rs. 890 for pack of 2 — Rs. 445.00 a piece, badged 19%
Why it earned its spot the same product name as the pick above, at Rs. 164 more per piece.
Rs. 912 for pack of 2 — Rs. 456.00 a piece, badged 17%
Why it earned its spot the dearest of the three same-named 2-packs, badged 17%.
Rs. 500 for 1 boxer — Rs. 500.00 a piece, badged 23%
Why it earned its spot the top of the page's range, and comfortably beaten by its own brand's 2-pack.
Rs. 849 for pack of 2 — Rs. 424.50 a piece, badged 19%
Why it earned its spot the clearest case on this page of a multipack that buys no discount at all.
Rs. 389 for 1 boxer — Rs. 389.00 a piece, badged 22%
Why it earned its spot the single that beats the pack, which should not happen and does.
Rs. 469 for 1 boxer — Rs. 469.00 a piece, badged 6%
Why it earned its spot a 6% badge, and the clearest sign the badge tracks the brand, not the price.
AJIO runs card, coupon and basket-threshold offers that change by day, and this read was made logged out, so no bank discount is included in any price here. Divide the price by the pack count before anything else - on this shelf it reverses the answer for two brands out of six. Read the count out of the title and confirm it on the photograph, where AJIO prints a "2 PACK", "3 PACK" or "6 Pack" badge on most multipack tiles. Check the brand's other listings before buying one: three U.S. Polo tiles here share one product name at Rs. 281, Rs. 445 and Rs. 456 a piece. Ignore the badge - two Dollar 3-packs share a stated Rs. 1,299 MRP, are badged 68% and 65%, and are 9.4% apart on real price. And remember there are no ratings anywhere on this shelf, so nothing here tells you how any of these wear, wash or fit — check the size chart and the exchange window instead.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| NETPLAY, pack of 2 — Rs. 90.00 a piece, the cheapest here | Rs. 180 | Rs. 599 | 70% |
| NETPLAY, single — Rs. 100.00, beaten by its own 2-pack | Rs. 100 | Rs. 399 | 75% |
| FTX, pack of 2 — Rs. 149.50 a piece | Rs. 299 | Rs. 748 | 60% |
| FTX, single — Rs. 169.00, Rs. 19.50 above its own 2-pack rate | Rs. 169 | Rs. 423 | 60% |
| Dollar, pack of 6 — Rs. 116.83 a piece, the best big-pack rate | Rs. 701 | Rs. 2,598 | 73% |
| Dollar, pack of 3 — Rs. 138.67 a piece | Rs. 416 | Rs. 1,299 | 68% |
| Dollar, pack of 3 — Rs. 151.67 a piece, Rs. 13 above its own other 3-pack | Rs. 455 | Rs. 1,299 | 65% |
| Piludi, pack of 3 — Rs. 138.00 a piece, badged 77% | Rs. 414 | Rs. 1,799 | 77% |
| Urban Scottish, pack of 5 — Rs. 144.00 a piece | Rs. 720 | Rs. 2,999 | 76% |
| Urban Scottish, pack of 3 — Rs. 182.00 a piece | Rs. 546 | Rs. 2,099 | 74% |
| Urban Scottish, pack of 2 — Rs. 198.00 a piece | Rs. 396 | Rs. 1,649 | 76% |
| Urban Scottish, single — Rs. 200.00, the top of its own clean ladder | Rs. 200 | Rs. 999 | 80% |
| TIGERSNAKE, single — Rs. 182.00, badged 86% off a stated Rs. 1,299 | Rs. 182 | Rs. 1,299 | 86% |
| TIGERSNAKE, single — Rs. 260.00, same stated Rs. 1,299, badged 80% | Rs. 260 | Rs. 1,299 | 80% |
| Pepe Jeans, pack of 2 — Rs. 241.50 a piece | Rs. 483 | Rs. 749 | 36% |
| Pepe Jeans, pack of 2 — Rs. 474.50 a piece, 1.96x its own other 2-pack | Rs. 949 | Rs. 1,098 | 14% |
| Pepe Jeans, single — Rs. 499.00, badged 9% | Rs. 499 | Rs. 549 | 9% |
| U.S. Polo Assn., pack of 2 — Rs. 281.00 a piece, its best rate | Rs. 562 | Rs. 1,249 | 55% |
| U.S. Polo Assn., pack of 2 — Rs. 445.00 a piece, same product name | Rs. 890 | Rs. 1,099 | 19% |
| U.S. Polo Assn., pack of 2 — Rs. 456.00 a piece, 1.62x its own cheapest 2-pack | Rs. 912 | Rs. 1,099 | 17% |
| U.S. Polo Assn., single — Rs. 500.00, the dearest piece seated here | Rs. 500 | Rs. 649 | 23% |
| DAMENSCH, pack of 2 — Rs. 424.50 a piece, inside its own singles' range | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,049 | 19% |
| DAMENSCH, single — Rs. 389.00, cheaper per piece than its own 2-pack | Rs. 389 | Rs. 499 | 22% |
| Decathlon, single — Rs. 469.00, badged 6%, the shallowest badge here | Rs. 469 | Rs. 499 | 6% |
Each selling price, stated MRP and badge was read from ajio.com's own search response for "boxers" on 5 November 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. Every pack count quoted is printed in the listing's own title and was re-checked against the "N PACK" badge or the number of garments visible in the tile photograph - that second check is why the counts on this page can be relied on. Every rupees-per-piece figure is our own arithmetic - price divided by the stated count - and is not a number AJIO publishes. The read returned 57 tiles; 24 are seated here.
None of the 57 tiles the read returned published a star average or a review count - not the Rs. 90-a-piece one and not the Rs. 500 one. That is AJIO's own behaviour on this category, not a gap in our read. It means nothing on this page can be ranked by owner satisfaction, durability or fit, and we do not pretend otherwise: every card here states the absence rather than leaving a blank where a rating would go.
Three tiles here are named "U.S. Polo Assn. Men Cotton Boxers Pack of 2" and sell at three prices; two Dollar 3-packs share one stated MRP; two TIGERSNAKE singles share another. We compare them because the shelf presents them as the same proposition, and we state the per-piece difference - but colourways, prints and fabric can differ between listings that read the same, and nothing here asserts the garments are identical. Where a comparison is between different prints of the same brand, this page says so in the card.
We have not worn, washed, measured or fabric-tested anything on this page. The cheapest boxer per piece is not the best boxer for anybody. Fabric, GSM, cotton content, cut, rise, waistband elasticity, shrinkage and sizing consistency decide whether a garment is worth owning, and none of that is visible in a price - or, on this shelf, in a rating, because there are none. Sizes also run differently between brands and AJIO's exchange window, not a price page, is what protects a bad fit.
Where this page notes that one tile is badged 86% and another 6%, those are figures AJIO published. Setting a reference price above the selling price is an ordinary retail practice, and nothing here alleges wrongdoing by AJIO, any seller or any brand named. No stated MRP on this page is asserted to be false. The narrow, checkable point is that on this shelf one stated MRP is repeatedly attached to several different selling prices from the same brand, so the badge is not a reliable guide to what a garment costs.
Between Rs. 90.00 and Rs. 500.00 a piece, on this read. We read AJIO's own results for "boxers" on 5 November 2026, took the pack count printed in each listing's title, re-checked it against the "N PACK" badge or the garments visible in the photograph, and divided. The cheapest was a NETPLAY pack of 2 at Rs. 180, or Rs. 90.00 a piece; the dearest was a U.S. Polo Assn. single at Rs. 500 - a 5.56x spread. The median of the 24 tiles seated here is Rs. 199.00 a piece. All per-piece figures are our arithmetic on AJIO's published prices, not numbers AJIO displays, and prices change daily.
No. It worked for four brands here and failed for two. Urban Scottish steps down cleanly at every rung - Rs. 200.00 a piece as a single, Rs. 198.00 in the 2-pack, Rs. 182.00 in the 3-pack, Rs. 144.00 in the 5-pack. NETPLAY, FTX and Dollar also go the right way. But DAMENSCH's pack of 2 works out at Rs. 424.50 a piece, which lands inside the Rs. 389 to Rs. 499 range of the brand's own single tiles in the same read - against its Rs. 389 single, two singles cost Rs. 778 and the pack costs Rs. 849. And Pepe Jeans' dearer pack of 2, at Rs. 474.50 a piece, is only Rs. 24.50 below its own Rs. 499 single. So the division is worth doing every time, and it takes five seconds.
They do, and the gap is 1.62x. On this read AJIO carried three separate tiles all titled "U.S. Polo Assn. Men Cotton Boxers Pack of 2", each with a "2 PACK" badge on its photograph, at Rs. 562, Rs. 890 and Rs. 912 - Rs. 281.00, Rs. 445.00 and Rs. 456.00 a piece. The stated MRPs move too, from Rs. 1,249 to Rs. 1,099, so the badges read 55%, 19% and 17% - the deepest badge happens to sit on the cheapest tile here, but that is not something the badge can be trusted to do, as the Dollar 3-packs on this page show. The colourways differ and we do not claim the garments are identical - but the product name, the brand and the count are the same, so a shopper scanning the shelf is choosing between three versions of one proposition at three prices. Divide before picking.
Because AJIO does not publish one here. Of the 57 tiles the read returned, not one carried a star average or a review count - not at Rs. 90 a piece and not at Rs. 500. That is the platform's own behaviour on this category rather than a gap in our read, and it is stated on every card on this page instead of being quietly left blank. The practical consequence is that nothing here can be ranked by how the garments actually wear: fabric weight, cotton content, cut, waistband and shrinkage are invisible in both the price and the listing. This page tells you what a boxer costs per piece and nothing else.
The badge is tracking which brand is on the label, not what you pay. TIGERSNAKE badges 86% on a Rs. 182 boxer; Decathlon badges 6% on a Rs. 469 one and Pepe Jeans badges 9% on a Rs. 499 one. The deep badges genuinely do sit on the cheaper garments at this end of the shelf - but the badge cannot tell you which of two similar tiles to pick: Dollar's two 3-packs share one stated MRP of Rs. 1,299 and are badged 68% and 65%, while their real prices are Rs. 138.67 and Rs. 151.67 a piece, 9.4% apart. Setting a reference price above the selling price is ordinary retail practice and nothing here alleges any stated MRP is false - the checkable point is simply that one MRP per brand is carrying several different prices underneath it.























