A hundred and twenty-three kurtas, palazzos and sets read on day two of the All Star Sale. None publishes a rating, and the one number they all publish measures the brand's list-price habit rather than the deal.
AJIO's All Star Sale is live — AJIO dates it 7 to 18 October 2026 at a stated 50% to 90% off — so we read its women's ethnic shelf on day two. One hundred and twenty-three listings, priced Rs. 180 to Rs. 2,261, median Rs. 560, and not one publishing a rating. That leaves the badge as the only other number, and it measures the wrong thing: the house label AVAASA states MRPs a median 1.96 times its price and badges a flat 49%, while the other 94 listings state a median 4.55 times and badge up to 90% — and the shallow-badged label is the cheaper one.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on October 8, 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.
Six listings from Rs. 180 to Rs. 359, including the cheapest item on the shelf, the widest MRP multiple in the read at ten times the price, and two palazzos Rs. 40 apart whose badges differ by 28 points.
An AVAASA printed straight kurta at Rs. 180, the cheapest of 123 listings.
Why it earned its spot Nothing on this shelf costs less.
A ZWERLON X AG printed flared palazzo at Rs. 257 against a stated Rs. 2,568.
Why it earned its spot The deepest badge on the shelf, on the second-cheapest item.
An AVAASA V-neck straight kurta set at Rs. 280.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest full set in the read.
An AVAASA printed mid-rise palazzo at Rs. 305, badged 49%.
Why it earned its spot The shallowest badge cluster, and nowhere near the dearest item.
A LEIA floral-print wide-leg palazzo at Rs. 345.
Why it earned its spot An outside brand's palazzo at close to the house label's price.
A Styleelite floral-print two-piece straight kurta set at Rs. 359.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest set from an outside brand.
Six listings from Rs. 407 to Rs. 690, including the tile that sits exactly on the shelf's Rs. 560 median, an 88%-badged set that undercuts a 49%-badged one, and the house label's flat badge holding as the price climbs.
An AVAASA printed palazzo at Rs. 407, again badged 49%.
Why it earned its spot The same badge as pick four, Rs. 102 dearer.
A SVARAA embroidered two-piece straight kurta set at Rs. 444.
Why it earned its spot An embroidered set under Rs. 450.
An AVAASA floral-print straight kurta and palazzo at Rs. 509.
Why it earned its spot Two pieces at the house label's flat badge.
An AVAASA printed straight kurta set at Rs. 560, the median price of the read.
Why it earned its spot Half the shelf costs less than this, half costs more.
A MYRIE embroidered straight kurta set at Rs. 600.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 40 above the median, badged 31 points deeper than it.
An Indie Picks elegant ethnic straight kurta set at Rs. 690.
Why it earned its spot The brand's cheaper of two listings here.
Seven listings from Rs. 741 to Rs. 1,202, including the point where the house label stops being the cheaper option, two sets whose brand names say 'girls' on a women's search, and the dearest tile carrying nearly the deepest badge.
A VREDEVOGEL embroidery kurta set at Rs. 741.
Why it earned its spot Mid-shelf price, top-quartile badge.
A SVARAA girls' three-piece ethnic wear set at Rs. 821.
Why it earned its spot A girls' set returned by a women's ethnic search.
A Hritika embroidery kurta set at Rs. 888.
Why it earned its spot Below the AVAASA set that costs Rs. 29 more.
An AVAASA SET embroidered kurta set at Rs. 917, still badged 49%.
Why it earned its spot The flat badge holds all the way up the price range.
An AARIKA embroidery kurta set at Rs. 975, listed under a girls' ethnic brand name.
Why it earned its spot Brand name and listing title disagree on who it is for.
A Qissa ethnic wear kurta set at Rs. 1,075.
Why it earned its spot A shallow-ish badge on one of the dearer tiles.
An Indie Picks embroidered straight kurta set at Rs. 1,202.
Why it earned its spot The dearest of the nineteen, and nearly the deepest badge.
Four checks, in the order they are worth doing. First, compare prices, never badges. On these 123 listings the 36 badged 80% or deeper sell for Rs. 257 to Rs. 1,280 and the 29 badged 50% or shallower sell for Rs. 254 to Rs. 917 — two ranges that overlap almost completely, so a deeper badge predicts nothing about what you pay. Second, learn which label you are looking at. AVAASA's 29 listings sit at a median Rs. 356 and a flat 49% badge; the other 94 sit at a median Rs. 687 and badge a median 78%. The badge tells you the brand's list-price habit, not the size of the saving. Third, check the age group. At least two listings in this seating carry girls' wording while appearing in a women's search, and children's sizes are cheaper to make, so they drag any comparison down — open the listing page and read the size chart. Fourth, notice what is missing. With no rating on any of the 123 there is no second opinion to set against the seller's own numbers, so the price is the only hard figure on the tile. If the brief is simply the cheapest kurta on this shelf, Rs. 180 buys one. This is a price page: we did not buy, open or wear anything, and nothing here assesses fabric, stitching, embroidery, colourfastness or fit.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| AVAASA kurta Rs. 180 | Rs. 180 | Rs. 599 | 70% |
| ZWERLON palazzo Rs. 257 | Rs. 257 | Rs. 2,568 | 90% |
| AVAASA kurta set Rs. 280 | Rs. 280 | Rs. 999 | 72% |
| AVAASA palazzo Rs. 305 | Rs. 305 | Rs. 599 | 49% |
| LEIA palazzo Rs. 345 | Rs. 345 | Rs. 1,499 | 77% |
| Styleelite set Rs. 359 | Rs. 359 | Rs. 1,888 | 81% |
| AVAASA palazzo Rs. 407 | Rs. 407 | Rs. 799 | 49% |
| SVARAA set Rs. 444 | Rs. 444 | Rs. 3,700 | 88% |
| AVAASA kurta-palazzo Rs. 509 | Rs. 509 | Rs. 999 | 49% |
| AVAASA set Rs. 560 | Rs. 560 | Rs. 1,099 | 49% |
| MYRIE set Rs. 600 | Rs. 600 | Rs. 2,998 | 80% |
| Indie Picks set Rs. 690 | Rs. 690 | Rs. 2,999 | 77% |
| VREDEVOGEL set Rs. 741 | Rs. 741 | Rs. 3,899 | 81% |
| SVARAA girls' set Rs. 821 | Rs. 821 | Rs. 4,104 | 80% |
| Hritika set Rs. 888 | Rs. 888 | Rs. 3,699 | 76% |
| AVAASA SET Rs. 917 | Rs. 917 | Rs. 1,799 | 49% |
| AARIKA set Rs. 975 | Rs. 975 | Rs. 3,249 | 70% |
| Qissa set Rs. 1,075 | Rs. 1,075 | Rs. 2,499 | 57% |
| Indie Picks set Rs. 1,202 | Rs. 1,202 | Rs. 7,512 | 84% |
Each selling price, stated MRP and discount badge on this page came from the JSON that ajio.com's own search endpoint returned for 'ethnic set', 'palazzo' and 'kurta set' on 8 October 2026, logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 123 rows were returned and 19 are seated. Nothing is inferred from a marketplace and nothing is computed from a badge alone.
The central finding here is that AVAASA's 29 listings print stated MRPs a median of 1.96 times their selling price while the other 94 listings print a median of 4.55 times. That is a statement about two pricing conventions and nothing else. We did not buy, open, wear or wash any garment, and no claim is made that any brand's clothes are better or worse than another's, or that any list price is improper.
Not one of the 123 listings published a star average or a review count. No card on this page carries a rating pill, because there is no rating to carry. We say so rather than substituting a score of our own, and it is the reason this page examines what the discount badge is actually measuring - it is the only other number on the tile.
Two seated listings carry brand or product wording indicating girls' sizes while appearing in searches for women's ethnic wear. Children's sizes cost less to make and skew any price comparison, so rather than silently remove them we have seated both with the discrepancy stated on the card, and the advice to check the age group and size chart on the listing page before buying.
AJIO's All Star Sale is live as this is published - AJIO's own page dates it 7 to 18 October 2026 at a stated 50% to 90% off. Every price here was read on 8 October, day two. Search results are ranked and change continuously, so a different reader will not see this exact set.
In this read of 123 listings on 8 October 2026, kurtas, palazzos and ethnic sets sold between Rs. 180 and Rs. 2,261, with a median of Rs. 560. Half the shelf sits under Rs. 600. Those figures describe the listings these three searches returned on that date rather than AJIO's full catalogue, and search results change continuously, so check the live page. The All Star Sale was running at the time of reading, dated by AJIO as 7 to 18 October 2026.
A badge is arithmetic over the selling price and a stated MRP the seller chose, and we have not verified that any garment here ever sold at its MRP. On this shelf the badge mostly measures which brand you are looking at: the 29 AVAASA listings state MRPs a median 1.96 times their price, while the other 94 state a median 4.55 times. The practical test is that the 36 listings badged 80% or deeper sell for Rs. 257 to Rs. 1,280, and the 29 badged 50% or shallower sell for Rs. 254 to Rs. 917 — overlapping ranges. Comparing prices is the only reliable check. Setting a list price and choosing a discount are ordinary commercial decisions and no wrongdoing is alleged of anyone.
We can only report that they did not. Not one of the 123 listings returned on 8 October published a star average or a review count — not a thin pool, not a zero, simply no rating field at all. Whether a marketplace displays reviews is its own editorial decision and an entirely ordinary one; nothing here suggests otherwise. The practical consequence is that the discount badge is the only other comparative number on the tile, which is why this page examines what that badge measures.
Because search results mix categories, and on this shelf at least two of the nineteen seated listings show it. One is described as a girls' three-piece ethnic wear set; another carries the brand name 'AARIKA GIRLS ETHNIC' while its product title says 'Women'. We cannot resolve that from the search response and do not try to — both are seated with the discrepancy stated on the card rather than quietly dropped. It matters for price comparisons because children's sizes cost less to make and pull a median down. Open the listing page and read the size chart before buying. No criticism of any brand or seller is implied.
AJIO dates the All Star Sale 7 to 18 October 2026, and publishes those dates in its own sale-page copy and in the FAQ structured data on that page, at a stated 50% to 90% off. It was preceded by the AJIO Exclusive Edit, which ran 25 September to 6 October and has closed. Note that AJIO writes the event as "All Star Sale" in its page copy and "All Stars Sale" in its app configuration and hashtag; both refer to the same event. Dates are the retailer's and can change.


















