Sixty-four listings read on one morning. Divide the multipacks out and the shelf runs twenty-six-fold per piece — while the only listings that advertise no discount at all are the ones from the brands you have heard of.
Half of this shelf is sold in packs of five, six, twelve or twenty, and half is sold one clip at a time, so the only honest way to read it is to divide. Myntra's hair accessory and headband listings on 10 October 2026: 64 rows, Rs. 86 to Rs. 1,495. The 22 that state a pack count work out at Rs. 10.25 to Rs. 266.00 a piece, median Rs. 82.38. The second finding is sharper: seven listings advertise no discount at all — Decathlon, Under Armour and Puma among them — while thirteen others claim the identical Rs. 999 MRP.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on October 10, 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 multipacks that set the floor of this shelf — including two sets from one brand where the dearer-looking box is less than half the price per clip.
A BAESD set of 20 claw clips at Rs. 205.
Why it earned its spot Twenty clips for the price of one mid-shelf hairband.
A BAESD set of 12 floral claw clips at Rs. 256.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 21.33 a clip — 108% more than the same brand's 20-pack.
A VAGHBHATT set of 6 hairbands at Rs. 192.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest tile in this chapter, and the third cheapest per piece.
A BMNM set of 6 embellished ponytail holders at Rs. 199.
Why it earned its spot Four rupees more per piece than the hairbands above, with no customer evidence.
A Balasundri set of 5 embellished claw clips at Rs. 200.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 40 a clip, and a stated MRP of Rs. 499 rather than Rs. 999.
Decathlon, Under Armour, Puma and three Ziory listings state an MRP identical to their selling price — and a discount-sorted shelf never shows you any of them.
A Decathlon Kuikma TB100 stretchable tennis headband at Rs. 199.
Why it earned its spot No badge, no stated discount, and the largest rating pool on the shelf.
An Under Armour black solid tie headband at Rs. 799.
Why it earned its spot A global sports brand charging full price and advertising nothing.
A PUMA x HYROX unisex chill wrap headband at Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 999 as a selling price, on a shelf where Rs. 999 is usually the MRP.
A Ziory alligator hair clip at Rs. 299.
Why it earned its spot A small label pricing the way the sports brands do.
A TIPY TIPY TAP red fascinator clip with detachable detail at Rs. 1,450.
Why it earned its spot The dearest 0% listing, and the dearest single clip on the page.
The deep-badge block, where a single claimed list price runs across eleven sellers and the percentage is only the selling price read backwards.
A Myra Collection alligator hair clip at Rs. 86.
Why it earned its spot The lowest price in the read, badged deepest, and a single clip.
A PANASH gold-plated embellished hairstick at Rs. 368.
Why it earned its spot The largest stated-MRP multiple in the read, at 7.33 times the price.
An Awaglamm Fashion set of 2 embellished hair accessories at Rs. 154.
Why it earned its spot One of the thirteen listings claiming Rs. 999, and it has no rating.
A Cinex big butterfly pearls beaded hair clutcher at Rs. 251.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 97 more than the card above, same stated MRP, ten points less badge.
A KHANBAGSTORE big butterfly claw clip at Rs. 275.
Why it earned its spot The same Rs. 999 claim, and the only rating below 4.0 here.
From a Rs. 4,475 stated MRP on bridal kundan to a tiara claiming 6% off — and the two-pack that works out dearest per headband in the whole read.
A Rubans 22Kt gold-plated kundan and pearl bridal hair accessory at Rs. 939.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 4,475 claimed, 4.5 stars from 184 people, and a genuinely different product.
A Choko kundan stone and pearl embellished Navratri festive hair accessory at Rs. 1,495.
Why it earned its spot The top of the shelf, at 17 times the cheapest tile, with no rating at all.
A MODE MANIA women's embellished tiara at Rs. 1,130.
Why it earned its spot A stated Rs. 1,200 on a Rs. 1,130 price — almost no gap at all.
A Hair Drama Co. gold-plated green crystals and pearls hair accessory at Rs. 791.
Why it earned its spot A specialist hair-accessory label, mid-badge, with 46 ratings.
A Heelium pack of 2 bamboo odour-free headbands at Rs. 475.
Why it earned its spot The dearest per piece in the read, with the third-largest rating pool.
Four checks before you add to bag. First, divide. A pack count is in the title and nowhere else on the tile; 22 of these 64 listings state one, and per piece the shelf runs from Rs. 10.25 to Rs. 266.00. Second, do not read the cheapest tile as the cheapest buy. The Rs. 86 single clip is the lowest price here and eight multipacks beat it per piece — Rs. 205 buys twenty clips. Third, ignore the badge when comparing across listings. Thirteen listings claim Rs. 999 and sell between Rs. 154 and Rs. 475, so their percentages track only the selling price; meanwhile a Rs. 791 Hair Drama Co. piece advertises 68% and a Rs. 799 Under Armour headband advertises nothing. Fourth, check who the listing is for. Twenty of the 64 rows are 'Girls' kidswear returned by the same path, cheaper and shallower-badged than the adult stock, and sizes and embellishments differ. This is a price page: nothing here was bought, opened or worn, and no accessory is assessed for grip, finish, plating durability, comfort or safety.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAESD 20 clips Rs. 205 | Rs. 205 | Rs. 1,007 | 80% |
| BAESD 12 clips Rs. 256 | Rs. 256 | Rs. 1,287 | 80% |
| VAGHBHATT 6 Rs. 192 | Rs. 192 | Rs. 799 | 76% |
| BMNM 6 Rs. 199 | Rs. 199 | Rs. 699 | 72% |
| Balasundri 5 Rs. 200 | Rs. 200 | Rs. 499 | 60% |
| Decathlon Rs. 199 | Rs. 199 | Rs. 199 | 0% |
| Under Armour Rs. 799 | Rs. 799 | Rs. 799 | 0% |
| Puma Rs. 999 | Rs. 999 | Rs. 999 | 0% |
| Ziory Rs. 299 | Rs. 299 | Rs. 299 | 0% |
| TIPY TIPY TAP Rs. 1,450 | Rs. 1,450 | Rs. 1,450 | 0% |
| Myra clip Rs. 86 | Rs. 86 | Rs. 599 | 86% |
| PANASH stick Rs. 368 | Rs. 368 | Rs. 2,699 | 86% |
| Awaglamm 2 Rs. 154 | Rs. 154 | Rs. 999 | 85% |
| Cinex Rs. 251 | Rs. 251 | Rs. 999 | 75% |
| KHANBAGSTORE Rs. 275 | Rs. 275 | Rs. 999 | 72% |
| Rubans Rs. 939 | Rs. 939 | Rs. 4,475 | 79% |
| Choko Rs. 1,495 | Rs. 1,495 | Rs. 2,999 | 50% |
| MODE MANIA Rs. 1,130 | Rs. 1,130 | Rs. 1,200 | 6% |
| Hair Drama Rs. 791 | Rs. 791 | Rs. 2,500 | 68% |
| Heelium 2 Rs. 475 | Rs. 475 | Rs. 999 | 52% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count here came from the window.__myx payload myntra.com itself serves for its 'hair-accessory' and 'headband' listing paths, read on 10 October 2026, logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 64 rows came back and 20 are seated. Every count, range and median on this page is computed on all 64 rows.
A price per piece is printed on a card only where the title states a pack count — 'Set of 20', 'Pack of 2', '3 Pieces'. Twenty-two of the 64 rows do, and across those the figure runs Rs. 10.25 to Rs. 266.00 with a median of Rs. 82.38. Where a listing states no count it is treated as a single item and the card says so; no pack count is inferred from a photograph.
Seven of the 64 listings display a stated MRP identical to their selling price: Decathlon at Rs. 199, three Ziory listings at Rs. 299, Rs. 299 and Rs. 449, Under Armour at Rs. 799, Puma at Rs. 999 and TIPY TIPY TAP at Rs. 1,450. Against them, the 16 listings badging 75% or deeper sell at a median Rs. 227.50 against a median stated MRP of Rs. 999, and 13 of the 64 state exactly Rs. 999.
Twenty of the 64 rows are filed 'Girls' by their own titles, returned by the same listing paths as the adult stock. They are cheaper (median Rs. 300 against Rs. 331) and badge shallower (median 47% against 60%). Both groups are seated so a reader can see what the search actually fetches, and every range on this page includes both.
Twenty-seven of the 64 rows publish no rating at all and several more are rated by fewer than ten people. No card carries a rating pill unless Myntra published a star average backed by at least 100 ratings; where there is none, the spec strip says so rather than substituting a score of our own. Nothing on this page was bought, opened or worn.
By tile price, a single Myra Collection alligator clip at Rs. 86 in this read of 64 listings on 10 October 2026. By the figure that actually matters on a shelf full of multipacks, no: a BAESD set of 20 claw clips at Rs. 205 works out at Rs. 10.25 a clip, and a set of 12 at Rs. 256 is Rs. 21.33. Eight multipacks here cost less per piece than the Rs. 86 single clip costs outright. Across the 22 listings that state a pack count, the per-piece figure ran Rs. 10.25 to Rs. 266.00 with a median of Rs. 82.38. Those figures describe these listings on that date rather than Myntra's full catalogue.
Because their sellers state a maximum retail price equal to the selling price. Seven of the 64 listings read badge exactly 0%: Decathlon at Rs. 199, three Ziory listings at Rs. 299, Rs. 299 and Rs. 449, Under Armour at Rs. 799, Puma at Rs. 999 and TIPY TIPY TAP at Rs. 1,450. Against them, the 16 listings badging 75% or deeper sell at a median Rs. 227.50 against a median stated MRP of Rs. 999. Setting a list price, revising it and choosing how deeply to discount are ordinary and lawful commercial decisions and no wrongdoing is alleged by anyone. The practical consequence is that a discount-sorted shelf hides the full-price listings entirely.
It is the commonest stated figure on the shelf: 13 of the 64 listings state exactly Rs. 999, from eleven different sellers, across claw clips, clutchers, bandanas and headbands, selling between Rs. 154 and Rs. 475 with badges from 52% to 85%. This page reports that as a published fact and makes no claim about why. The consequence for a shopper is arithmetic rather than ethics: when the stated MRP never moves, the percentage is only the selling price read backwards, so two listings 97 rupees apart show badges ten points apart and neither number says anything the price does not.
They are a different audience and the search path mixes them together. Twenty of the 64 rows read are filed 'Girls' by their own titles, returned by the same listing paths as the adult stock. They are cheaper — a median of Rs. 300 against Rs. 331 — and badge shallower, at a median 47% against 60%. Several of the cheapest multipacks on the whole shelf, including the Rs. 205 set of 20 clips, come from that group. Sizes, embellishments and fit differ between kids' and adults' accessories, so the practical advice is simply to read the audience word in the title before sorting by price.
This page cannot say, because nothing on it was bought, opened or worn. What it can report is that a Decathlon tennis headband sells at Rs. 199 with 4.3 stars from 1,591 ratings — the largest rating pool in the read — while an Under Armour tie headband sells at Rs. 799 with the same 4.3 average from 128 ratings, and neither advertises a discount. Fabric, stretch, moisture handling and durability are real differences this page has not tested, and a more expensive headband may well be a better one. On the per-piece ladder the dearest headband in the read is Rs. 237.50, inside a Heelium two-pack.



















