AJIO Juttis and Mojaris Under Rs. 1,000: Prices, September 2026

Two hundred and fifty-two rupees is the lowest price our pull returned across 78 listings, and the crossed-out figure beside it is Rs. 1,400. Indie Picks appears eight times in our read with stated MRPs of Rs. 1,400, Rs. 2,720, Rs. 3,040, Rs. 3,120 and Rs. 4,440, which is a wide range of imagined list prices for one seller's catalogue. What the listing does not say is what the upper is: not leather, not synthetic, not fabric. Sixty-six of the 78 listings we read are silent on that, and it is the single thing that decides whether a jutti survives a wedding season. At Rs. 252 you should assume a printed synthetic upper on a glued sole, which is a perfectly sensible thing to buy for two or three functions.

• Selling price: Rs. 252
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,400, 82% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Indie Picks, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 252, Indie Picks women's embroidered mojaris, 82% off a stated Rs. 1,400
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Assume synthetic, buy for one season
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Our pull returned three listings called 'Nyrika Women Embroidered Flat Juttis', all stating an MRP of Rs. 1,499, at Rs. 270, Rs. 300 and Rs. 1,484. This is the cheapest of the three. Nothing in the listing data distinguishes them - same seller, same name, same stated MRP, and a price range of five and a half times. We cannot tell from the outside whether these are three different embroideries, three catalogue entries for one shoe, or a pricing experiment, and we are not suggesting anything improper; marketplaces accumulate listings like this routinely. What a shopper should take from it is narrow and practical: on this shelf, search the exact product name before you pay, because the identical words can cost Rs. 270 or Rs. 1,484.

• Selling price: Rs. 270
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 82% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Nyrika, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 270, Nyrika women's embroidered flat juttis, 82% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The Rs. 270 version of a Rs. 1,484 listing
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Thirty rupees above the listing before it, under the same product name and against the same stated Rs. 1,499, which drops the displayed badge from 82 per cent to 80. Seated here for one reason: to put the three Nyrika listings on the page together, so the spread can be seen rather than taken on trust. Nyrika has seven listings in our pull in total, at Rs. 270, Rs. 270, Rs. 270, Rs. 300, Rs. 475, Rs. 579 and Rs. 1,484, with badges from 82 per cent down to 1. The Rs. 579 mule is the only one of the seven that states its upper - 'fabric upper' - which makes it, oddly, the most informative listing the brand has on this shelf.

• Selling price: Rs. 300
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 80% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Nyrika, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 300, Nyrika women's embroidered flat juttis, 80% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Thirty rupees for a different embroidery
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Eighty-three per cent is the highest discount claim our pull returned, and DFR is the seller making it. Its six listings sit at Rs. 509, Rs. 524, Rs. 524, Rs. 599, Rs. 609 and Rs. 609, against stated MRPs of only two values - Rs. 2,499 and Rs. 2,999. So six different juttis, two imagined list prices, and selling prices within a hundred rupees of each other. That is a catalogue priced from a template. The shoes themselves are embellished flats at around five hundred rupees, which is a fair price for what they will be; 'fusion embellished' describes the decoration and not the construction, and the listing names no material. Buy the Rs. 509. Ignore the Rs. 2,490 you are told you saved.

• Selling price: Rs. 509
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,999, 83% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: DFR, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 509, DFR women's fusion embellished juttis, 83% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Fine at Rs. 509, fictional above it
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

'Maratha traditional handcrafted' is the most descriptive product name in this chapter and it still does not say what the shoe is made of. That is the gap this page keeps returning to. Handcrafted is a real distinction in this category - traditional mojaris are hand-stitched with the upper turned over a leather sole - but the word appears on listings at Rs. 824 and at Rs. 2,720 in our read, so on its own it fixes nothing about price or quality. Rs. 4,440 as a stated MRP for a Rs. 932 shoe is the second-largest gap our pull found. At Rs. 932 for a men's traditional mojari this is a reasonable price; the Catbird leather juttis later on this page cost Rs. 764 and Rs. 824 and do state their material.

• Selling price: Rs. 932
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 4,440, 79% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Indie Picks, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 932, Indie Picks Maratha traditional handcrafted mojaris, 79% off a stated Rs. 4,440
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Descriptive name, undescribed material
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Four thousand rupees exactly. Stated MRPs on this shelf cluster on round figures - Rs. 1,400, Rs. 1,499, Rs. 1,995, Rs. 2,499, Rs. 2,999, Rs. 4,000 - in a way that real manufacturing costs do not, and DESICOLOUR's five listings state Rs. 3,200, Rs. 3,500, Rs. 4,000, Rs. 4,000 and Rs. 4,500. The shoes sell at Rs. 910 to Rs. 1,184. As a men's embroidered mojari at Rs. 960 this is priced fairly against the rest of the shelf, and the embroidery in the photograph is the reason to buy it. What you should not do is treat the Rs. 3,040 of stated saving as money. The listing names no upper material, which at Rs. 960 usually means synthetic.

• Selling price: Rs. 960
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 4,000, 76% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: DESICOLOUR, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 960, DESICOLOUR men's embroidered mojari shoes, 76% off a stated Rs. 4,000
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: A fair price, a decorative MRP
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Fifteen rupees off Rs. 1,499, from the seller whose identically named juttis appear twice earlier on this page at Rs. 270 and Rs. 300 against the identical stated MRP. Whatever Rs. 1,499 means on those listings, it cannot mean the same thing here, and this is the clearest demonstration on the shelf that a stated MRP is a field a seller fills in rather than a fact about a shoe. Seated as the control, not as a recommendation: at Rs. 1,484 you are paying more than the Catbird leather juttis, the Carlton London embellished juttis and the FAUSTO mojaris further down this page, all of which come from brands with actual distribution, and this listing tells you nothing about what it is made of.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,484
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 1% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Nyrika, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 1,484, Nyrika women's embroidered flat juttis, 1% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The page's control listing - not a buy
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Four hundred and seventy-nine rupees, and the product name contains the words 'synthetic upper'. That is a small thing that ought to be ordinary and is not: only 12 of the 78 listings in our read state a material at all. JM LOOKS is the most consistent about it, saying 'synthetic upper' on four of its nine listings. A synthetic jutti is a printed or embossed PU face on a fabric backing with a glued sole; it looks close to leather when new, does not stretch to your foot, and cracks at the flex point rather than softening. For a wedding season - four or five wearings, mostly indoors - that is exactly enough shoe. At Rs. 479 with the material declared, this is the best-informed cheap buy on the page.

• Selling price: Rs. 479
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,995, 76% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states synthetic
• Brand: JM LOOKS, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 479, JM LOOKS women's juttis with synthetic upper, 76% off a stated Rs. 1,995
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The best-informed pair under Rs. 500
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

This listing does two things at once, which is why it is worth seating: it tells you the upper is synthetic, and it claims 75 per cent off a stated Rs. 2,495 - a figure no synthetic jutti has ever retailed at. Those two statements sit in the same product title. The lesson is that material honesty and pricing honesty are separate habits, and a seller can have one without the other. At Rs. 624 this is Rs. 145 dearer than the JM LOOKS above it for the same declared construction, so if the embroidery is not what you want, there is no case for the extra. Compare it instead with the Catbird leather jutti at Rs. 764: Rs. 140 more, and a different material entirely.

• Selling price: Rs. 624
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,495, 75% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states synthetic
• Brand: FROH FEET, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 624, FROH FEET women's juttis with synthetic upper, 75% off a stated Rs. 2,495
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Honest about the shoe, not about the MRP
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Rs. 3,040 is a curious figure to state as the list price of a shoe whose own product name says synthetic. It is also the same seller whose mojaris earlier on this page carry a stated Rs. 1,400 and a stated Rs. 4,440 - three imagined list prices across one catalogue, which is the pattern rather than the exception on this shelf. At Rs. 638 the shoe is competitively priced against the other stated-synthetic listings here, which run Rs. 479 to Rs. 870. An open slip-on sandal is also the more forgiving purchase in this category: less of your foot is in contact with a stiff synthetic upper, so the break-in problems that ruin cheap closed juttis largely do not arise.

• Selling price: Rs. 638
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 3,040, 79% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states synthetic
• Brand: Indie Picks, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 638, Indie Picks women's slip-on sandals with synthetic upper, 79% off a stated Rs. 3,040
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: A forgiving shape at a fair price
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

JM LOOKS has nine listings in our pull. Four of them state an MRP of exactly Rs. 1,995 and sell at Rs. 479, Rs. 618, Rs. 678 and Rs. 698, producing badges of 76, 69, 66 and 65 per cent. So the stated MRP is fixed and the price moves, which is the reverse of how a list price is meant to behave: normally the MRP is the anchor and the discount is the event. Here the MRP is the decoration. All four state a synthetic upper, which remains to the seller's credit. At Rs. 678 this is the third-cheapest of the four and there is no visible reason to choose it over the Rs. 479 unless the embroidery is the point.

• Selling price: Rs. 678
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,995, 66% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states synthetic
• Brand: JM LOOKS, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 678, JM LOOKS women's juttis with synthetic upper, 66% off a stated Rs. 1,995
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Buy the Rs. 479 from the same seller instead
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Fifty-seven per cent off a stated Rs. 1,999 is the smallest claim among the eight listings in our read that declare a synthetic upper, whose median is 70 per cent. SHEZONE is a footwear label that sells through marketplaces and, unusually for this shelf, prices as though the stated figure were meant seriously. The awkward part is the price itself: Rs. 860 for a declared synthetic jutti sits Rs. 96 above the Catbird men's leather jutti and Rs. 29 above the Catbird women's leather slip-on in the next chapter. If material is what you are buying, that comparison decides it. If the embroidery here is what you want, Rs. 860 is not unreasonable - it is simply not the best material per rupee on this page.

• Selling price: Rs. 860
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 57% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states synthetic
• Brand: SHEZONE, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 860, SHEZONE women's juttis with synthetic upper, 57% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Honest, but the leather next door is cheaper
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

'Faux leather' is a more useful phrase than 'synthetic' because it tells you what the material is imitating as well as what it is, and this is the only listing among 78 that uses it. G L TREND has four listings in our pull at Rs. 870, Rs. 990, Rs. 990 and Rs. 1,250 with badges from 50 to 71 per cent, and this is the one that declares. A faux leather men's slip-on at Rs. 870 will look convincing in photographs and for the first few wearings; the tell is the flex line across the toe box, which creases sharply in PU and softly in hide. Against it: the Catbird men's leather jutti on the next card is Rs. 106 cheaper and states hide. That is a hard comparison for this listing to win.

• Selling price: Rs. 870
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,999, 71% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states faux leather
• Brand: G L TREND, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 870, G L TREND men's slip-on with faux leather upper, 71% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Declared faux, and undercut by real leather
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Seven hundred and sixty-four rupees for a jutti whose product name says leather, at a 49 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 1,499 - a plausible list price for a leather shoe, unlike the Rs. 2,999 and Rs. 4,440 figures attached to undeclared uppers earlier on this page. Four listings in our whole 78-row read state leather, and this is the cheapest of them. It is also cheaper than the SHEZONE synthetic jutti at Rs. 860 and the G L TREND faux-leather slip-on at Rs. 870. Leather juttis stretch to the shape of your foot over the first few wearings, which is why traditional pairs are bought slightly tight; synthetic ones never do, and simply hurt in the same place forever. Buy this one.

• Selling price: Rs. 764
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 49% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states leather
• Brand: Catbird, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 764, Catbird men's leather ethnic jutti, 49% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The best buy on the page
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Four hundred and eighty-two rupees of difference separates this from the Nyrika listing at Rs. 1,484 that declares nothing, and this is the one that says leather. Catbird appears four times in our pull - at Rs. 764, Rs. 824, Rs. 831 and Rs. 943, with badges of 49, 45, 48 and 41 per cent - the most consistently restrained set of claims from any seller on this shelf, and the only seller with more than two listings that never crosses 50 per cent. A leather slip-on at Rs. 831 for a wedding season is a purchase that will still be wearable at the next one. The stated Rs. 1,599 is a number a shop could charge for this shoe, which is the whole difference between this chapter and Chapter One.

• Selling price: Rs. 831
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,599, 48% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states leather
• Brand: Catbird, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 831, Catbird women's leather slip-on juttis, 48% off a stated Rs. 1,599
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The women's pair we would buy
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

TEAKWOOD LEATHERS is a leather-goods brand rather than a footwear generalist, and its two mojaris here are the most expensive stated-leather listings in the read at Rs. 1,813 and Rs. 1,960. The badges are 63 and 60 per cent against a stated Rs. 4,899 on both, which is louder than Catbird's restrained forties and a reminder that declaring your material and pricing plainly are still separate habits. What Rs. 1,813 buys over the Rs. 764 Catbird is a heavier hide with a textured finish and, on the evidence of the photograph, a more substantial sole. Whether that is worth Rs. 1,049 depends entirely on how often you wear ethnic footwear. For two functions a year, it is not. For a man who wears mojaris weekly, it is.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,813
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 4,899, 63% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states leather
• Brand: TEAKWOOD LEATHERS, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 1,813, TEAKWOOD LEATHERS men's textured leather mojaris, 63% off a stated Rs. 4,899
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Worth it only if you wear these often
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Both TEAKWOOD listings state an MRP of exactly Rs. 4,899 and sell at Rs. 1,813 and Rs. 1,960, which produces two different badges from one number - the familiar pattern on this shelf, appearing here on a brand that is otherwise among its most credible sellers. The Rs. 147 between them buys a wood-textured finish instead of a plain textured one, which is a look rather than a function. If you want a leather mojari and Rs. 1,960 is the budget, this is a sound purchase from a specialist. If you want the most shoe for the least money, the page already answered that two cards ago at Rs. 764. This is the ceiling of the honest half of the shelf, and it sits below three listings in the next chapter.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,960
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 4,899, 60% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states leather
• Brand: TEAKWOOD LEATHERS, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 1,960, TEAKWOOD LEATHERS men's wood textured leather mojaris, 60% off a stated Rs. 4,899
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Buy the cheaper TEAKWOOD unless you want the finish
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Forty-five per cent off a stated Rs. 1,499 is the second-smallest badge of all 78 listings we read, behind only the Nyrika control listing at 1 per cent - and unlike that listing, this one is priced where a reader can use it. 'Handcrafted' here means hand-stitching rather than machine assembly, which on a jutti shows up in the sole seam and in how the shoe breaks in. Catbird does not state leather on this particular listing, which is why it is here rather than in the leather chapter, and that is worth noticing: even the most restrained seller on this shelf is inconsistent about naming its materials. At Rs. 824 it is Rs. 60 above the Catbird leather jutti, which states its hide.

• Selling price: Rs. 824
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 45% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Catbird, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 824, Catbird men's handcrafted ethnic juttis, 45% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Restrained pricing, unstated material
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

FAUSTO has nine listings in our pull, from Rs. 1,199 to Rs. 1,599, with badges between 48 and 68 per cent - the widest presence of any brand with real distribution on this shelf. Three of the nine sit at exactly Rs. 1,199 against a stated Rs. 2,499, which is a consistent price rather than a template. FAUSTO sells through its own channels and multi-brand stores, so the Rs. 2,499 is a figure that exists outside AJIO. What the listing does not say, again, is the material. At Rs. 1,199 this is Rs. 435 above the Catbird leather jutti and the only thing you can be sure you are buying for it is the brand and the pointed last. Pointed toes also run short - size up.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,199
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,499, 52% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: FAUSTO, which has retail distribution of its own in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 1,199, FAUSTO men's low-top pointed-toe jutties, 52% off a stated Rs. 2,499
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Pay for the brand and the shape, not the badge
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Carlton London sells through department stores and its own outlets in India as well as through marketplaces, and a flat 50 per cent off a stated Rs. 2,399 reads as an actual markdown rather than a permanent condition. That is the whole reason to prefer it over a Rs. 2,999 stated MRP from a seller with no shops. What you get is an embellished slip-on in the occasion-wear register, and what you still do not get is a stated material - even here, at Rs. 1,200, the listing is silent. That silence across 66 of 78 listings is the finding of this page, and it does not spare the established brands. If you want to know what is on your foot, the Catbird and TEAKWOOD listings are the only ones that tell you.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,200
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,399, 50% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Carlton London, which has retail distribution of its own in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 1,200, Carlton London women's embellished slip-on juttis, 50% off a stated Rs. 2,399
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: A real markdown, an undeclared material
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

INC 5 is an Indian footwear chain with its own stores, and both its listings in our read carry 40 per cent badges - Rs. 1,374 off a stated Rs. 2,290 and Rs. 1,494 off Rs. 2,490. Two listings, one discount level, plausible MRPs: that is what pricing looks like when a company has tills of its own to answer to, and it is the tightest, most consistent behaviour of any seller on this shelf. This is also the only heeled ethnic option seated on the page, which matters if the outfit is a lehenga rather than a kurta. A heel changes the purchase: fit tolerance drops, and buying unseen gets riskier. At Rs. 1,374 from a chain with stores you can return to, that risk is more manageable than most here.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,374
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,290, 40% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: INC 5, which has retail distribution of its own in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 1,374, INC 5 women's ethnic heeled sandals, 40% off a stated Rs. 2,290
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The heel option, from a brand with shops
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

The same discount level as the sandal above, against a stated MRP Rs. 200 higher, which is what a consistent markdown across a range looks like. A wedge is the sensible occasion shoe if you will be standing on grass or uneven ground for several hours - the load spreads across the whole sole rather than concentrating under a heel - and an open toe is the more forgiving fit if you are ordering without trying. At Rs. 1,494 this is the second-dearest listing seated on this page and the case for it is comfort over a long function rather than value. Nothing here states its material either, which by this point in the page should be the expectation rather than a surprise.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,494
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 2,490, 40% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: INC 5, which has retail distribution of its own in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 1,494, INC 5 women's open-toe wedges with knot accent, 40% off a stated Rs. 2,490
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The comfortable choice for a long function
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

LOUIS STITCH has three listings in our pull at Rs. 2,039, Rs. 2,239 and Rs. 2,239, with badges of 49, 44 and 44 per cent against a stated Rs. 3,999 - among the smallest claims on the shelf at the largest prices, which is the correlation this page has been tracing throughout. A nagra is the curled-toe men's mojari, a specific traditional form rather than a generic slip-on, and it is the sort of shoe bought for a wedding you are in rather than attending. At Rs. 2,039 the comparison is with the TEAKWOOD leather mojari at Rs. 1,813, which states its material where this does not. If the nagra shape is what the outfit needs, this is the pair; otherwise the TEAKWOOD tells you more.

• Selling price: Rs. 2,039
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 3,999, 49% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: LOUIS STITCH, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 2,039, LOUIS STITCH men's embroidered slip-on nagra mojaris, 49% off a stated Rs. 3,999
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: Buy for the nagra shape, if that is the need
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India

Six thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine rupees is the largest number in the MRP column across all 78 listings, and Rs. 2,720 is the largest selling price. Two Fulkari listings sit at Rs. 2,652 and Rs. 2,720 against that same stated Rs. 6,799, producing badges of 61 and 60 per cent. Fulkari - phulkari - is the Punjabi embroidery tradition this shoe is named for, and hand-embroidered juttis genuinely do cost this much when the work is hand done. Whether this one is hand done, the listing does not say; it says 'embroidered', which machine work also is. That is the last illustration of this page's point. At the top of the shelf as at the bottom, the material and the making are the things you are not told.

• Selling price: Rs. 2,720
• AJIO MRP and badge: Rs. 6,799, 60% off displayed
• Upper: the listing states no material — one of the 66 of 78 that do not
• Brand: Fulkari, which sells through marketplaces rather than a store estate of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 2,720, Fulkari women's embroidered slip-on juttis, 60% off a stated Rs. 6,799
• Evidence: AJIO publishes no rating and no rating count on any listing in this read
• Buying logic: The ceiling, and still undescribed
• Read on: AJIO's own search data, 18 September 2026, India