Myntra Churidar Under Rs. 900: Rs. 335 to Rs. 935, October 2026

This churidar occupies eight of the 80 tiles in this read. Every one is priced Rs. 718 against a stated Rs. 799, every one shows 10% off, and every one publishes 4.77 stars from exactly 43 ratings. An identical star average with an identical count across tiles is the marketplace fingerprint of one product listed repeatedly, usually as sizes or colourways.

Two things follow. Eighty tiles is not eighty products - eight shared pools here cover 29 of them. And those 43 ratings belong to one pool, so they are not eight products each with 43 reviews; we never add shared counts together. It is also boys' clothing, which the title says and the shelf does not separate. Listing one garment across several tiles is ordinary and lawful practice.

• Selling price: Rs. 718
• What the listing calls it: a boys' pure cotton slim fit churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 799, 10% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.11x
• Key detail: Rs. 718 against a stated MRP of Rs. 799 - a 10% badge and a 1.11x multiple, the lowest in the read - with 43 ratings at 4.77, shared across eight tiles
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.8 from 43 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: One churidar, eight tiles
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

The same brand's men's churidar appears on five tiles sharing 4.66 from exactly 157 ratings - four of them at Rs. 806 and one at Rs. 718. The four at Rs. 806 are described as white, black, straight-fit and 'pure cotton'; the pool is identical across all five.

So the adult churidar is Rs. 88 dearer than the boys' one on card 01, and both are near their own stated list prices - 1.24x and 1.11x, the two lowest multiples in this read of 80 listings. This is a brand pricing honestly and multiplying its listings, which are two separate habits and only one of them costs you anything. We did not wear or measure either.

• Selling price: Rs. 806
• What the listing calls it: a men's white solid cotton regular churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 19% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.24x
• Key detail: Rs. 806 against a stated MRP of Rs. 999 - a 19% badge and a 1.24x multiple - with 157 ratings at 4.66, shared across five tiles
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.7 from 157 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Adult version, Rs. 88 more
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

This is the fifth tile in the 157-rating pool, and it is Rs. 88 cheaper than the other four. Rs. 718 against a stated Rs. 890 here; Rs. 806 against Rs. 999 there. Both work out at a 19% badge, so nothing on either card signals that one is cheaper.

That is the practical cost of listing multiplication: the saving is invisible unless you notice that five tiles carry the same 4.66 from the same 157 ratings and then compare their prices. If beige is acceptable, this is the same brand, the same stated fabric and the same review pool for Rs. 88 less. We do not assert the five tiles are the identical garment - only that they share a pool.

• Selling price: Rs. 718
• What the listing calls it: a men's beige solid straight-fit cotton churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 890, 19% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.24x
• Key detail: Rs. 718 against a stated MRP of Rs. 890 - a 19% badge and a 1.24x multiple - with 157 ratings at 4.66, shared across five tiles
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.7 from 157 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest tile in its pool
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

This brand's churidar occupies five tiles sharing 4.45 from exactly 1,352 ratings - and they are priced Rs. 400, Rs. 439, Rs. 439, Rs. 494 and Rs. 494. A Rs. 94 spread, which is 23% of the cheapest one, for a garment with one review pool behind it.

This card is the cheapest of the five and the only one showing 50% rather than 45%, because it is the only one of the group whose stated MRP of Rs. 799 is paired with a Rs. 400 price. 1,352 ratings at 4.45 is the best evidence on the shelf under Rs. 500, and the difference between paying Rs. 400 and Rs. 494 for it is noticing the pool. The colour differs - red here - so these may be genuine colourways.

• Selling price: Rs. 400
• What the listing calls it: a women's red solid knitted churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 799, 50% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 400 against a stated MRP of Rs. 799 - a 50% badge and a 2.00x multiple - with 1,352 ratings at 4.45, shared across five tiles
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 1,352 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest of five, same pool
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 39 more than card 04, against the identical stated Rs. 799, with the identical 4.45 from the identical 1,352 ratings. Two of the five tiles sit at exactly Rs. 439 - this one in off-white and another in white.

The badge drops from 50% to 45% purely because the price rose while the MRP did not. Within one pool the badge is just a restatement of the price, which is the same effect we found across every shared pool on this shelf. If off-white is what you want, Rs. 439 is what it costs; if colour is not the point, card 04 is Rs. 39 less for the same reviews.

• Selling price: Rs. 439
• What the listing calls it: a women's off-white solid slim fit churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 799, 45% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.82x
• Key detail: Rs. 439 against a stated MRP of Rs. 799 - a 45% badge and a 1.82x multiple - with 1,352 ratings at 4.45, shared across five tiles
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 1,352 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Middle of five, same evidence
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 494 is the top of this pool and Rs. 94 above its floor - 23% more money for the same brand, the same stated fabric and the same 1,352 ratings at 4.45. Two of the five tiles sit here, both described as off-white or white solid.

Note what the MRP does: this tile states Rs. 899 rather than Rs. 799, so despite costing Rs. 94 more it still displays 45% - the same badge as the Rs. 439 tile. Three different prices inside one pool, and the badge distinguishes none of them properly. Searching the exact product name is the only way to see all five at once. We handled none of them and make no claim that the five are the identical garment.

• Selling price: Rs. 494
• What the listing calls it: a women's off-white solid churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 899, 45% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.82x
• Key detail: Rs. 494 against a stated MRP of Rs. 899 - a 45% badge and a 1.82x multiple - with 1,352 ratings at 4.45, shared across five tiles
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 1,352 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest of five, same badge
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Two tiles here publish 4.12 from exactly 324 ratings against the identical stated MRP of Rs. 999 - this one at Rs. 389 and card 08 at Rs. 554. Both are described as the same brand's slim fit mid-rise churidar pyjama.

Rs. 165 apart, which is 42% more for the dearer tile, and the badges read 61% and 45%. Here the badge happens to point the right way, because the shared MRP means the cheaper tile necessarily shows the deeper discount. That is the one case where a badge is useful: within a shared pool at a shared MRP, deeper badge means cheaper garment. Across the shelf it means nothing.

• Selling price: Rs. 389
• What the listing calls it: a men's slim fit mid-rise churidar pyjama
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 61% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.57x
• Key detail: Rs. 389 against a stated MRP of Rs. 999 - a 61% badge and a 2.57x multiple - with 324 ratings at 4.12, shared with one other tile
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 324 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheaper half, deeper badge
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 165 more than card 07 for the same brand's same stated garment against the same stated Rs. 999, publishing the same 4.12 from the same 324 ratings. The colour and nothing else: white on that card, cream on this one.

The brand has a third tile in a different pool - 171 ratings at 4.32, on plus-size churidars at Rs. 527 and Rs. 623 - which is card 11. So across two pools this one brand puts five tiles on the shelf at Rs. 389, Rs. 527, Rs. 554 and Rs. 623. If you are buying from it, open all of them. 'Mid-rise' and 'slim fit' are the listing's own words; we did not try anything on.

• Selling price: Rs. 554
• What the listing calls it: a men's slim fit mid-rise churidar pyjama
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 45% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.80x
• Key detail: Rs. 554 against a stated MRP of Rs. 999 - a 45% badge and a 1.80x multiple - with 324 ratings at 4.12, shared with one other tile
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 from 324 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Same pool, 42% more
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

This tile and card 10 publish 4.39 from exactly 74 ratings - the same pool - and they state DIFFERENT maximum retail prices. Rs. 1,500 here, Rs. 1,300 there. So one review pool, two list prices, two badges: 73% and 67%.

Everywhere else on this shelf a shared pool came with a shared MRP, which at least made the badges internally consistent. Here the same brand has typed two different list prices against what its own reviews treat as one product. An MRP is a figure a listing displays; we have not verified that this churidar ever sold at Rs. 1,500 or at Rs. 1,300, and MRP data varies widely across Indian listings. Nothing improper is alleged.

• Selling price: Rs. 405
• What the listing calls it: a men's straight-fit mid-rise churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,500, 73% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.70x
• Key detail: Rs. 405 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,500 - a 73% badge and a 3.70x multiple - with 74 ratings at 4.39, shared with one other tile
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 74 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: One pool, two list prices
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 23 more than card 09 and a Rs. 200 lower stated list price, so a 3.04x multiple against that card's 3.70x and a 67% badge against its 73%. Same brand, same 74 ratings at 4.39, both described as men's straight-fit churidars.

This pair is the clearest evidence on the page that a stated MRP is a field rather than a fact. If Rs. 1,500 were this churidar's list price, Rs. 1,300 cannot also be it. Seventy-four ratings is thin either way, and the two cards sit far apart on the shelf, so a shopper would never see them together without matching the pool. We bought and wore neither.

• Selling price: Rs. 428
• What the listing calls it: a men's straight-fit churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,300, 67% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.04x
• Key detail: Rs. 428 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,300 - a 67% badge and a 3.04x multiple - with 74 ratings at 4.39, shared with one other tile
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 74 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Same pool, cheaper MRP
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

A third shared pool - 4.32 from exactly 171 ratings - across two plus-size churidars at Rs. 527 and Rs. 623, both against the same stated Rs. 1,199. The badges read 56% and 48%, which again is just the price restated.

This matters more than usual in plus sizes, where the shelf is thin and a shopper has fewer alternatives to compare. Rs. 96 is 18% of the cheaper tile, for the same brand, the same stated MRP and the same 171 reviews. The colour descriptions differ - gold toned here - and we are not asserting the two tiles are the identical garment, only that they share one pool.

• Selling price: Rs. 527
• What the listing calls it: a men's plus size gold toned slim-fit churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,199, 56% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.28x
• Key detail: Rs. 527 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,199 - a 56% badge and a 2.28x multiple - with 171 ratings at 4.32, shared with one other tile
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 from 171 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Plus size, cheaper tile
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 399 asked, Rs. 399 stated as the maximum retail price. Equal to the rupee, so no badge. Eleven of the 80 listings in this read do this, and this one carries 4.43 from 265 ratings - solid evidence by the standards of the shelf.

The same brand lists an identical Rs. 399 legging on a second tile sharing a pool of 90 ratings, so even the 0% listings multiply. The point of this card is what a discount sort costs you: eleven listings here, several of them among the best-rated on the shelf, are invisible to it because their sellers declined to claim a saving. That is arguably the honest use of the MRP field.

• Selling price: Rs. 399
• What the listing calls it: a women's solid ankle length legging
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 399, 0% off displayed - the stated MRP is EQUAL to the selling price
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 399 with a stated MRP of Rs. 399, equal to the selling price, so the tile shows 0% off - a 1.00x multiple - with 265 ratings at 4.43
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 265 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: No badge, real reviews
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 349 against a stated Rs. 349, with 4.49 from 727 ratings - the largest rating count among the eleven listings showing 0% off. It is also the second-cheapest listing seated on this page.

Put that next to the Rs. 298 legging on card 17, which shows 77% off a stated Rs. 1,299 and carries 3.81 from 4,506 ratings. Rs. 51 more here buys you a 0.68-star better average and a list price that is not a claim. Which you prefer is a judgement about how much a 3.81 average worries you; we wore neither. A retailer-owned label pricing at its own MRP is ordinary practice.

• Selling price: Rs. 349
• What the listing calls it: a women's legging
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 349, 0% off displayed - the stated MRP is EQUAL to the selling price
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 349 with a stated MRP of Rs. 349, equal to the selling price, so the tile shows 0% off - a 1.00x multiple - with 727 ratings at 4.49
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.5 from 727 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Best-rated 0% listing
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 549 is exactly the median price of all 80 listings in this read, and this listing states it as its own maximum retail price too. A 1.00x multiple and the highest star average among the seated 0% cards, at 4.55 - though from only 47 ratings.

'Super stretch soft viscose' is the listing's own fabric description and the sort of phrase worth reading as marketing rather than specification: no composition percentage appears on the card. What the card does state plainly is the price, and that it is not pretending to be a discount. Forty-seven ratings is thin enough that one unhappy buyer moves the average noticeably.

• Selling price: Rs. 549
• What the listing calls it: a women's super stretch soft viscose legging
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 549, 0% off displayed - the stated MRP is EQUAL to the selling price
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 549 with a stated MRP of Rs. 549, equal to the selling price, so the tile shows 0% off - a 1.00x multiple - with 47 ratings at 4.55
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.6 from 47 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Median price, honest MRP
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

The 0% habit is not confined to the leggings half of the shelf. This is a men's churidar at Rs. 399 stating Rs. 399, with 4.21 from 38 ratings.

Compare it with card 07: a churidar at Rs. 389 - ten rupees cheaper - showing 61% off a stated Rs. 999. Ten rupees of difference, sixty-one points of badge. And with card 09, at Rs. 405 showing 73% off a stated Rs. 1,500. Three men's churidars within Rs. 16 of each other, with badges of 0%, 61% and 73%. That is the whole argument of this page in one comparison. Thirty-eight ratings is thin and we did not try the garment on.

• Selling price: Rs. 399
• What the listing calls it: a men's solid mid-rise churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 399, 0% off displayed - the stated MRP is EQUAL to the selling price
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 399 with a stated MRP of Rs. 399, equal to the selling price, so the tile shows 0% off - a 1.00x multiple - with 38 ratings at 4.21
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 from 38 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Rs. 399, no claim
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 799 is what this churidar asks, and it is also the stated maximum retail price of the boys' churidar on card 01 - which sells at Rs. 718. Same number, two entirely different jobs: here it is a price someone pays, there it generates a 10% badge.

At Rs. 799 this is the dearest of the eleven 0% listings and it publishes only 24 ratings at 4.25, the thinnest evidence among the seated no-badge cards. A 0% badge is not a recommendation - it tells you the seller made no discount claim, and nothing at all about whether Rs. 799 is a fair price for the garment. We did not handle it.

• Selling price: Rs. 799
• What the listing calls it: a men's churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 799, 0% off displayed - the stated MRP is EQUAL to the selling price
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 799 with a stated MRP of Rs. 799, equal to the selling price, so the tile shows 0% off - a 1.00x multiple - with 24 ratings at 4.25
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 from 24 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest 0%, thin evidence
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 298 is the lowest price among all 80 listings, and this card carries 4,506 ratings - the third-largest count in the read - at 3.81, the lowest star average of any seated listing. That combination is unusual and genuinely informative: a lot of people bought it and were somewhat less happy than average.

Its 77% badge comes off a stated Rs. 1,299, a 4.36x multiple. The brand's other tile here is a pack of two at Rs. 439 against a stated Rs. 2,499 - an 82% badge and a 5.70x multiple, the deepest on the shelf. At Rs. 298 the legging may be perfectly fine for the money; the 3.81 is the number to weigh, not the 77%. We bought and wore nothing.

• Selling price: Rs. 298
• What the listing calls it: a women's ankle length legging
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,299, 77% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 4.36x
• Key detail: Rs. 298 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,299 - a 77% badge and a 4.36x multiple - with 4,506 ratings at 3.81
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 from 4,506 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest, lowest rated
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

11,907 ratings at 4.35 is the second-largest body of evidence on this shelf, and it costs Rs. 486. Only 70 of the 80 listings publish a rating at all and the median count is in the low hundreds, so a five-figure count is a different class of signal.

Its 3.08x stated multiple is mid-range for this shelf and its 68% badge is unremarkable here, which is the point: the card that stands out on evidence does not stand out on badge. 'Crossover belt', 'high-rise' and 'dry-fit' are the listing's own descriptions and we have not tested any of them. At Rs. 486 with nearly twelve thousand ratings behind it, this is the shelf's least speculative purchase.

• Selling price: Rs. 486
• What the listing calls it: a women's crossover belt high-rise pant
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 68% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.08x
• Key detail: Rs. 486 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,499 - a 68% badge and a 3.08x multiple - with 11,907 ratings at 4.35
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 11,907 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Most evidence under Rs. 500
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

21,079 ratings at 4.64 - the largest count and the best average in this read of 80 listings. At Rs. 999 against a stated Rs. 1,999 it is also a clean 2.00x multiple and the joint-highest price on the shelf.

The brand lists what appears to be the same garment twice, with a second tile publishing 11,174 ratings - a different count, so a different pool, and we are not treating them as matched. This is the one card on the page where paying the most on the shelf is supported by the most evidence on the shelf. It is a flare pant rather than a churidar, which the title says; these queries mix categories and we did not wear it.

• Selling price: Rs. 999
• What the listing calls it: a women's high-waisted flare pant
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 50% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 2.00x
• Key detail: Rs. 999 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,999 - a 50% badge and a 2.00x multiple - with 21,079 ratings at 4.64
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.6 from 21,079 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Most-reviewed on the shelf
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

A 1.34x multiple is the third-lowest in this read, behind only the two 1.1x-1.2x cards from the churidar brand in chapter one and the eleven listings stating no discount at all. At Rs. 365 with 804 ratings at 4.32, this is a specialist legging label pricing like one.

Its second tile here is a churidar-length legging at Rs. 346 against a stated Rs. 499, a 31% badge, with 1,329 ratings at a different average - a separate pool. Between Rs. 346 and Rs. 365 this brand offers four-figure rating counts and 25-31% badges, against 77% badges on cards with lower averages. '4-way stretch' and 'anti-pilling' are the listing's own claims.

• Selling price: Rs. 365
• What the listing calls it: a women's 4-way stretch ankle-length legging
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 489, 25% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.34x
• Key detail: Rs. 365 against a stated MRP of Rs. 489 - a 25% badge and a 1.34x multiple - with 804 ratings at 4.32
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 from 804 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Low multiple, real reviews
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 335 is the cheapest men's ethnic bottom in the read, at a 72% badge off a stated Rs. 1,199. It is described as a pyjama rather than a churidar - a looser cut - which the title states and the shelf does not distinguish.

That is worth saying plainly. Forty of these 80 listings are churidars or pyjamas, and the three term paths we read also returned girls' skeggings, boys' churidars and a maternity legging. A shopper searching 'leggings' on this shelf is shown men's ethnic bottoms and kidswear in the same list. At 3.99 from 250 ratings the evidence here is middling, and the 72% is off a number we cannot verify.

• Selling price: Rs. 335
• What the listing calls it: a men's white solid pyjama
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,199, 72% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 3.58x
• Key detail: Rs. 335 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,199 - a 72% badge and a 3.58x multiple - with 250 ratings at 3.99
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.0 from 250 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Cheapest men's bottom
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 935 is the dearest churidar in this read - 2.8 times the Rs. 335 pyjama on card 21 and Rs. 129 above the Rs. 806 tiles in chapter one - with 263 ratings at 4.40 and a 1.92x stated multiple.

It is the one card at the top of the shelf whose list price is not inflated to produce a badge, which makes the 48% the most believable large percentage on the page. Whether a churidar is worth Rs. 935 when the same shelf sells well-rated ones at Rs. 400 and Rs. 718 is a judgement about cloth, and we did not handle any of them. 'Cotton' is the listing's own description, with no composition percentage stated.

• Selling price: Rs. 935
• What the listing calls it: a men's cotton churidar
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,799, 48% off displayed
• Stated MRP as a multiple of the price: 1.92x
• Key detail: Rs. 935 against a stated MRP of Rs. 1,799 - a 48% badge and a 1.92x multiple - with 263 ratings at 4.40
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 from 263 ratings
• Fabric, fit and finish: the listing's own claims, not tested by us
• Buying logic: Dearest churidar, credible MRP
• Read on: myntra.com leggings and churidar listings, 2 October 2026, logged out, India