One AJIO brand sells a single pair, two pairs and three pairs at exactly Rs. 379. The badge is 5% on all three. Per pair, that is Rs. 379, Rs. 190 and Rs. 126.
We read 54 woollen sock listings from AJIO's own search data on 26 October 2026 and divided every one by the number of pairs its title says are in the box. One brand sells a single pair, a two-pack and a three-pack at exactly Rs. 379, each against a stated Rs. 399, each badged 5%. Per pair that is Rs. 379, Rs. 189.50 and Rs. 126.33. Across the shelf the listing price spans Rs. 60 to Rs. 674, but the per-pair price spans Rs. 36 to Rs. 391 - and AJIO prints neither figure. No listing in the read publishes a rating.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on October 26, 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.
Seven listings from the cheapest per-pair quarter of the read - a ten-pack at Rs. 36 a pair, three- four- and five-packs between Rs. 53 and Rs. 103, and the two badges that disagree most violently about them.
Rs. 360 for 10 pairs — Rs. 36 a pair, badged 55%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot ten pairs for Rs. 360 is the cheapest per-pair figure among all 54 sock listings, and it is the number every other pick on this page is measured against.
Rs. 159 for 3 pairs — Rs. 53 a pair, badged 84%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the second-cheapest per pair and it carries one of only four stated MRPs in the read that exceed four times the selling price.
Rs. 243 for 4 pairs — Rs. 61 a pair, badged 73%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the only multi-pair listing in the read that says "Set of 4" rather than "Pack of 4", which is exactly the sort of wording a price filter misses.
Rs. 348 for 5 pairs — Rs. 70 a pair, badged 42%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it shows that a cheap per-pair price does not require a theatrical stated MRP, which is the counter-example to pick 02.
Rs. 408 for 5 pairs — Rs. 82 a pair, badged 15%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot at Rs. 82 a pair it sits in the cheapest quarter of the read while showing one of the smallest percentages on the shelf.
Rs. 249 for 3 pairs — Rs. 83 a pair, badged 37%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the cheapest per-pair listing here from a brand with a national retail presence, which is a useful reference point.
Rs. 410 for 4 pairs — Rs. 102 a pair, badged 59%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it marks the boundary of the cheapest per-pair quarter and shows how quickly the per-pair figure climbs once pack sizes fall.
The heart of this read: the same brand selling a single pair, a two-pack and a three-pack at exactly Rs. 379 against exactly Rs. 399 - then repeating the structure at Rs. 491. Plus the read's deepest badge and its cheapest honest single pair.
Rs. 60 for 1 pair — Rs. 60 a pair, badged 91%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the most extreme percentage on the shelf and it is attached to one pair of socks, which makes it the clearest illustration of what a badge measures.
Rs. 120 for 1 pair — Rs. 120 a pair, badged 60%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the cheapest single pair in the read that is not propped up by a very large stated MRP, so it is the fairest single-pair comparison point.
Rs. 379 for 3 pairs — Rs. 126 a pair, badged 5%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot this pick and the two that follow are the same brand at the same price with one, two and three pairs in the box, which is the whole argument of this page.
Rs. 379 for 2 pairs — Rs. 190 a pair, badged 5%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is seated next to pick 10 so the duplication is visible rather than asserted.
Rs. 379 for 1 pair — Rs. 379 a pair, badged 5%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot three tiles at one price is the point at which this stops reading like a coincidence, which is why all three are on the page.
Rs. 491 for 3 pairs — Rs. 164 a pair, badged 18%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it shows the one-price-many-packs structure is not a one-off: the same brand repeats it at a second price point.
Rs. 491 for 2 pairs — Rs. 246 a pair, badged 18%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it closes the Rs. 491 pair so both ends of the second cluster are visible side by side.
Six listings from the dear half - the highest sticker price on the shelf, which is mid-table per pair; a three-pack at Rs. 223 a pair; the 1% badge; and the Rs. 391-a-pair single that closes the read.
Rs. 674 for 4 pairs — Rs. 168 a pair, badged 25%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot at Rs. 674 it is the highest sticker price on the whole sock shelf, and per pair it is unremarkable - which is the inversion this page exists to show.
Rs. 608 for 3 pairs — Rs. 203 a pair, badged 20%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it marks where the per-pair price starts to approach single-pair territory even though three pairs are in the box.
Rs. 670 for 3 pairs — Rs. 223 a pair, badged 5%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the dearest multi-pack per pair in the read and the clearest case of a pack size not making something cheap.
Rs. 253 for 1 pair — Rs. 253 a pair, badged 18%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the cheaper of two near-identical thermal listings from the same brand and is seated immediately before the other one.
Rs. 237 for 1 pair — Rs. 237 a pair, badged 1%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot a one-per-cent discount is the floor of the entire shelf and it belongs on the page next to the 91% at pick 08.
Rs. 391 for 1 pair — Rs. 391 a pair, badged 44%, no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the highest per-pair price on the shelf and it closes the page where pick 01 opened it, 10.9 times lower.
First, read the pack count in the title before the price. On this shelf it is worth up to Rs. 253 a pair, and the wording is inconsistent - "Pack of 3", "Set of 4", "Pack of 3 Pair". Second, divide. The listing price and the per-pair price rank the shelf in almost opposite orders. Third, ignore the badge. Its range here is 1% to 91% and it tracks the stated MRP, not the socks: the cheapest per-pair listing carries a 55% badge while a listing costing 10.5 times as much per pair carries 5%. Fourth, remember there are no reviews at all on this shelf, so the only information you have is the price, which is precisely why it is worth working out properly. Prices change without notice - check the live listing before buying.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fims ten-pack Rs. 360 — Rs. 36 a pair, cheapest in the read | Rs. 360 | Rs. 799 | 55% |
| SPANCIA three-pack Rs. 159 — Rs. 53 a pair, an 84% badge | Rs. 159 | Rs. 994 | 84% |
| Shopcash set of four Rs. 243 — Rs. 61 a pair | Rs. 243 | Rs. 899 | 73% |
| RC Royal Class five-pack Rs. 348 — Rs. 70 a pair | Rs. 348 | Rs. 600 | 42% |
| RC Royal Class five-pack Rs. 408 — Rs. 82 a pair at a 15% badge | Rs. 408 | Rs. 480 | 15% |
| Dollar three-pack Rs. 249 — Rs. 83 a pair | Rs. 249 | Rs. 396 | 37% |
| RC Royal Class four-pack Rs. 410 — Rs. 103 a pair | Rs. 410 | Rs. 999 | 59% |
| Fashion Comfortz single Rs. 60 — a 91% badge on an Rs. 660 claim | Rs. 60 | Rs. 660 | 91% |
| YOUSTA single Rs. 120 — the cheapest honest single pair here | Rs. 120 | Rs. 299 | 60% |
| BONJOUR three-pack Rs. 379 — Rs. 126 a pair | Rs. 379 | Rs. 399 | 5% |
| BONJOUR two-pack Rs. 379 — same price, Rs. 190 a pair | Rs. 379 | Rs. 399 | 5% |
| BONJOUR single Rs. 379 — same price again, Rs. 379 a pair | Rs. 379 | Rs. 399 | 5% |
| BONJOUR three-pack Rs. 491 — Rs. 164 a pair | Rs. 491 | Rs. 599 | 18% |
| BONJOUR two-pack Rs. 491 — same price, Rs. 246 a pair | Rs. 491 | Rs. 599 | 18% |
| RC Royal Class wool four-pack Rs. 674 — Rs. 169 a pair | Rs. 674 | Rs. 899 | 25% |
| RC Royal Class three-pack Rs. 608 — Rs. 203 a pair | Rs. 608 | Rs. 760 | 20% |
| BONJOUR high-socks three-pack Rs. 670 — Rs. 223 a pair | Rs. 670 | Rs. 705 | 5% |
| Van Heusen thermal single Rs. 253 — an 18% badge | Rs. 253 | Rs. 309 | 18% |
| Van Heusen thermal single Rs. 237 — a 1% badge | Rs. 237 | Rs. 239 | 1% |
| Dollar single Rs. 391 — Rs. 391 a pair, dearest in the read | Rs. 391 | Rs. 699 | 44% |
Each selling price, stated MRP and discount badge on this page came from the product data ajio.com itself serves, read on 26 October 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. The queries were "woollen socks", "thermal wear men" and "blanket", returning 199 listings of which 54 are socks. Every median, range and count quoted is computed over all 54, not over the 20 seated here.
Every per-pair figure on this page is the selling price divided by the number of pairs named in the product's own title - "Pack of 3", "Set of 4", "Pack of 10". Where a title names no pack size we treat the listing as one pair, which is how the shelf presents it. We have not opened a box, so the count is the listing's claim and not a verified contents check; if a title understates what arrives, our per-pair figure is too high.
None of the 199 listings in this read carries a star average or a rating count in AJIO's product data. This is a property of AJIO's own search payload rather than of our read - the same scraper returns ratings for other retailers. We have not inferred, estimated or imported a rating from anywhere else, and every card on this page says so where a rating would be.
Where several listings share a price and a stated MRP they are seated adjacent so the repetition is visible. We do not claim the socks inside are identical - nothing here has been handled, and fibre, thickness, length and sizing may differ in ways no tile states. The claim is narrower: the published price, MRP and badge are the same, and the pack count is not.
This is a price read. No item has been ordered, worn, washed or measured, and no claim is made about wool content, thermal performance, GSM, shrinkage, elasticity or how many washes any pair survives. "Woollen", "thermal", "Warmtech", "ultra-soft" and "everyday" are the listings' own words, reproduced and not verified.
Across 54 sock listings read on 26 October 2026 from AJIO's own search data, listing prices ran Rs. 60 to Rs. 674 with a median of Rs. 329. Read per pair - dividing by the pack count each title states - the same shelf runs Rs. 36 to Rs. 391 a pair, median Rs. 164. The cheapest per pair is a ten-pack at Rs. 360; the dearest is a single pair at Rs. 391.
Usually, but not reliably. The three-packs alone in this read run Rs. 53 to Rs. 223 a pair - a 4.2x spread - and one three-pack at Rs. 670 works out dearer per pair than five of the single-pair listings. The most striking case: one brand lists a single pair, a two-pack and a three-pack at exactly Rs. 379 each, which is Rs. 379, Rs. 189.50 and Rs. 126.33 a pair for the same money.
Because the price point is set at the listing level and the pack count sits only in the title. In this read, one brand published a single pair, a two-pack and a three-pack of "Knitted Mid-Calf Length Socks" at Rs. 379 each, against a stated MRP of Rs. 399 each, with a 5% badge on each. It repeats the structure at Rs. 491 for a two-pack and a three-pack. We have not handled any of them and make no claim that the socks are identical - only that the published numbers are.
It means the seller stated a high MRP. The deepest badge in this read, 91%, is on a single pair priced Rs. 60 against a stated Rs. 660 - eleven times the price. The shallowest, 1%, is on a Rs. 237 pair against Rs. 239. Four of the 54 listings state an MRP more than four times their selling price. At Rs. 60 the socks are genuinely cheap; the 91% is arithmetic on a number the seller chose, and we assert nothing about whether anything sold at Rs. 660.
Not one of the 199 listings in this read publishes a star average or a rating count - the fields are absent from AJIO's own search data across socks, thermals and blankets alike. We report the absence and draw no conclusion about quality from it; a listing with no published rating is unproven, not bad. Nothing on this page is ranked on a rating.



















