Libas read twice on 22 September - on Myntra and on libas.in. The brand's own website discounts none of its kurtas and charges a median Rs. 1,999 for them. On Myntra the median is Rs. 868.50.
We read Libas twice on 22 September 2026: the brand's page on Myntra, and the brand's own website. On libas.in, 513 products were available and just 180 of its 1,464 available variants carried any markdown at all - none of them a kurta. Its 71 kurtas and kurtis ran Rs. 1,449 to Rs. 3,699, median Rs. 1,999. On Myntra the same brand's 12 straight kurtas had a median price of Rs. 868.50. The two shelves do not stock the same garments and nothing here claims they do - but the direction is not subtle.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on September 22, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Myntra coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The five smallest badges on Myntra's Libas page, including the only listing in the read with no discount at all - and all of them priced against a brand site that discounts no kurta whatsoever.
The only Libas listing in this Myntra read with no discount at all - and it is priced below the brand's own median kurta.
Why it earned its spot No badge, and still cheaper than libas.in's median kurta.
One of the smallest badges in the read, on the cheapest straight kurta seated here.
Why it earned its spot The smallest MRP on the page, and among the lowest prices.
A cotton A-line short kurti at under half the price of the plus-size version on the brand's own site.
Why it earned its spot The closest thing to a like-for-like the two shelves offer.
A chiffon straight kurta at Rs. 869 with no rating at all, against a brand-site kurta floor of Rs. 1,449.
Why it earned its spot Half the badge of the page median, and well under the brand's own floor.
A kurta-with-trousers set at a third off - and the same set appears twice in this read at the same price.
Why it earned its spot Small badge, and a duplicate listing beside it.
Eight straight kurtas from Myntra's Libas page. Every one is cheaper than the cheapest kurti on libas.in - and one of them carries 15,231 ratings, which the brand's own site cannot show you at all.
The cheapest straight kurta in this read, at Rs. 758, with 1,340 ratings behind it.
Why it earned its spot Half the brand's own kurta floor, with a real sample.
A pure cotton woven-design kurta with the third-largest sample in the read.
Why it earned its spot Twenty rupees dearer than the cheapest, with twice the feedback.
A zari silk embroidered kurta at Rs. 838 - under the brand's own cotton kurta floor.
Why it earned its spot A silk-blend kurta below the brand's own cotton price.
Described as pure silk, sequinned and embroidered, at Rs. 848.
Why it earned its spot The dearest fabric claim on the page, at one of its lowest prices.
Fifteen thousand ratings - the second-largest sample in this read - at Rs. 878.
Why it earned its spot Enormous sample, small price, and the brand's own site shows you neither.
A yoke-design embellished kurta at Rs. 888 with 8,589 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Same badge, same MRP, ten rupees apart from the card above.
A notch-neck chanderi silk kurta at Rs. 998, exactly half the brand's own median.
Why it earned its spot Half of Rs. 1,999, which is what libas.in's middle kurta costs.
The largest rating count anywhere in this read - twenty-two thousand - on a cotton kurta set.
Why it earned its spot The most-bought Libas listing on the shelf.
Libas's own shop lists suits at a median Rs. 4,499 and sarees at Rs. 5,499, none discounted. Here is what the same labels cost on the marketplace - and where the two assortments clearly part company.
A printed saree with an unstitched blouse piece at Rs. 1,298, against a brand-site saree median of Rs. 5,499.
Why it earned its spot The widest category gap between the two shelves.
A kurta-with-trousers-and-dupatta set at Rs. 1,488, a third of the brand's own median suit.
Why it earned its spot Big badge, big sample, and the lowest score on the page.
Seventy-nine per cent off a stated Rs. 7,299 - the largest badge and the largest MRP in the read.
Why it earned its spot The one MRP on this page that goes beyond the brand's own pricing.
A panelled kurta-with-churidar set at Rs. 1,998, with the third-biggest sample on the page.
Why it earned its spot The dearest listing here that is still under half the brand's median suit.
The most expensive Libas listing in this read, at Rs. 2,198 - and still half the brand's own median suit.
Why it earned its spot The ceiling of the marketplace shelf, and the best average on it.
Plain cotton bottoms the brand's own site barely stocks, and the Gerua and EXTRA LOVE lines that sit below the main label on both shelves.
The cheapest Libas-group listing anywhere in this read, from the brand's Gerua label.
Why it earned its spot A third of the brand's own cheapest kurti, from a sub-label.
A plain cotton salwar at Rs. 479 - the kind of separate the brand's own site barely lists.
Why it earned its spot A category the brand's own shop does not really stock.
Cotton palazzos at Rs. 498, the second-cheapest listing in the read.
Why it earned its spot Same story as the salwar, twenty rupees up.
A Gerua By Libas yoke-design set at Rs. 1,198, with 871 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The sub-label at set prices, well under the main line.
First: check both, in that order. For this brand on this morning the marketplace was cheaper in every category we could compare - kurtas at a median Rs. 868.50 against Rs. 1,999, sets from Rs. 1,248 against a brand-site suits median of Rs. 4,499. Second: look for ratings, because only one of the two shelves has them. Libas's own product feed publishes no rating or review count at all; the Myntra listings here carry up to 22,165 ratings. Third: expect the assortments to differ rather than match - libas.in was listing 104 sarees up to Rs. 21,999 and 123 shawls that the brand page on Myntra does not carry, while the marketplace stocks plain cotton bottoms under Rs. 500 that the brand's own site barely does. Fourth: do not read the brand's own full prices as a promise of quality or the marketplace's badges as a saving - they are two pricing policies, and only the rupees are comparable.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mustard bandhani kurta, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,599 | Rs. Rs. 1,599 | 0%% |
| Off-white printed kurta | Rs. 798 | Rs. Rs. 1,199 | 33%% |
| Blue Ajarkh cotton kurti | Rs. 868 | Rs. Rs. 1,599 | 46%% |
| Pink bandhani chiffon kurta | Rs. 869 | Rs. Rs. 1,799 | 52%% |
| Ethnic motifs kurta set, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,589 | Rs. Rs. 2,399 | 34%% |
| Floral sequins straight kurta | Rs. 758 | Rs. Rs. 2,449 | 69%% |
| Pure cotton woven kurta | Rs. 778 | Rs. Rs. 2,449 | 68%% |
| Zari silk embroidered kurta | Rs. 838 | Rs. Rs. 2,499 | 66%% |
| Pure silk sequinned kurta | Rs. 848 | Rs. Rs. 2,799 | 70%% |
| Yellow sequins work kurta | Rs. 878 | Rs. Rs. 3,299 | 73%% |
| Maroon yoke embellished kurta | Rs. 888 | Rs. Rs. 3,299 | 73%% |
| Chanderi silk kurta | Rs. 998 | Rs. Rs. 3,299 | 70%% |
| Floral vine cotton kurta set, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,248 | Rs. Rs. 3,799 | 67%% |
| Blue printed saree, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,298 | Rs. Rs. 4,399 | 70%% |
| Floral kurta, trousers and dupatta, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,488 | Rs. Rs. 6,399 | 77%% |
| Beads and thread work set, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,568 | Rs. Rs. 7,299 | 79%% |
| Panelled kurta with churidar, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,998 | Rs. Rs. 6,399 | 69%% |
| Embroidered sequinned set, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,198 | Rs. Rs. 7,199 | 69%% |
| Gerua printed casual shirt | Rs. 448 | Rs. Rs. 1,599 | 72%% |
| White cotton salwar | Rs. 479 | Rs. Rs. 1,699 | 72%% |
| White cotton palazzos | Rs. 498 | Rs. Rs. 1,599 | 69%% |
| Gerua yoke design set, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,198 | Rs. Rs. 4,899 | 76%% |
Every Myntra figure - selling price, stated MRP, discount, rating and rating count - was read on 22 September 2026 from myntra.com's own listing data for the Libas brand page, logged out, in India: 50 listings, of which 22 are seated. Every libas.in figure was read the same morning from the brand's own Shopify product feed: 2,797 variants, 1,464 available, 513 unique available products.
This is the most important limit on the page. The two assortments overlap in category, not in SKU, and we make no claim that any Myntra listing is the same garment as any libas.in one. Every comparison here is between category medians and ranges. Where two descriptions came close, the card says so and says why it still is not a match.
180 of libas.in's 1,464 available variants carry a struck-through compare-at price - 12.3 per cent - and all but ten of those sit in Suits. Of its 71 available kurtas and kurtis, none is discounted. Those are counts of the brand's own published data, not an inference from browsing.
The headline comparison is a median against a median: the 12 straight kurtas and kurtis on Myntra's Libas page have a median price of Rs. 868.50; the 71 kurtas and kurtis on libas.in have a median of Rs. 1,999. Ranges are given alongside every median on this page so the spread is visible.
Myntra publishes ratings; libas.in's product feed publishes none at all, which is itself part of the comparison. On the Myntra side, a rating pill appears only where a listing carried at least 20 ratings - counts here run from none to 22,165 - and smaller samples are quoted in the text with their size stated.
A discount percentage is the gap between a price and an MRP the seller states. Unusually for a marketplace brand page, the MRPs here are mostly inside the brand's own price range - Myntra's kurta MRPs run Rs. 1,199 to Rs. 3,299 and libas.in's kurtas run Rs. 1,449 to Rs. 3,699. We say so, and we still have not verified that anything sold at its stated MRP.
Fabric names, embroidery and work descriptions, fits and 'pure cotton' or 'pure silk' claims are the listings' own text, quoted as printed. No garment was bought, worn, washed or inspected, and no judgment is offered about quality, sizing or how anything makes up.
On 22 September 2026, on every category we could compare, Myntra. The 12 straight kurtas and kurtis on Myntra's Libas page had a median price of Rs. 868.50; the 71 kurtas and kurtis on libas.in had a median of Rs. 1,999 and a floor of Rs. 1,449. Kurta sets on Myntra ran Rs. 1,248 to Rs. 2,198 against a brand-site suits median of Rs. 4,499. The two shelves are not stocking identical garments and we claim no SKU match - these are category medians read the same morning.
Barely. Of the 1,464 available variants on libas.in, 180 carried a struck-through price - 12.3 per cent - and all but ten of those were suits, with a handful of dresses and co-ords. Not one of its 71 available kurtas and kurtis was discounted, nor any of its 104 sarees or 123 shawls. The site's median price across all 513 available products was Rs. 4,199.
They are more grounded than most marketplace MRPs we read, though still unverified. Myntra's stated MRPs on Libas kurtas ran Rs. 1,199 to Rs. 3,299; libas.in's own kurta prices ran Rs. 1,449 to Rs. 3,699, so the struck-through figures sit inside the range the brand actually charges rather than above it. The largest MRP in our read, Rs. 7,299 on a set, is likewise inside the brand's own suits range, which reaches Rs. 13,799. We have not verified that any garment sold at its stated MRP, and nothing improper is alleged.
In our read, a pure cotton kurta set at Rs. 1,248 with 22,165 ratings at 4.3, followed by a yellow sequins-work kurta at Rs. 878 with 15,231 at 4.4 and a maroon yoke-design kurta at Rs. 888 with 8,589. This is the part of the comparison with no equivalent on the other side: libas.in's product feed publishes no rating and no review count on anything, so a shopper there has the price and the photograph and nothing else.
One of two sub-labels that appear on the Libas brand page alongside the main line, the other being EXTRA LOVE BY LIBAS. In our read the four Gerua listings were the cheapest on the shelf - Rs. 448, Rs. 618, Rs. 868 and Rs. 1,198 - against a main-line floor of about Rs. 750. Gerua is also the label where libas.in's own site does discount: one Gerua cotton piece was marked at Rs. 799 from a struck-through Rs. 2,399 the same morning.





















