Myntra Handbag and Wallet Price October 2026: Four Listings at 0% Off

We read 64 women's handbag and wallet listings on Myntra on 29 October 2026 from the store's own listing pages — 61 distinct — and sorted them by badge rather than by price.

Four listings sit at exactly 0% off: the stated MRP and the selling price are the same number. A Marks & Spencer leather tote at Rs. 3,499, an M&S canvas tote at Rs. 1,999, a WALKWAY satchel at Rs. 799 and a MANGO wallet at Rs. 1,299. On a shelf whose median badge is 54%, those four are the only listings saying the MRP is simply the price.

A 0% badge is unusual enough on an Indian marketplace shelf to be worth stating plainly: it means the listing is not claiming a discount at all. Marks & Spencer does it twice here, at Rs. 3,499 and Rs. 1,999 — and the Rs. 3,499 tote is the dearest listing in the whole read.

MANGO's four listings run 0%, 10%, 20% and 25%, with two stating Rs. 1,299 and Rs. 1,290 for wallets selling at Rs. 1,299 and Rs. 1,032. These are also thinly rated — 5, 7, 8, 8 and 36 ratings on five of the rows above — so the star averages beside them rest on very little. Rating counts are reported as published and are not evidence of product quality in either direction.

The single deepest badge in this read, 85%, is on a listing with no ratings at all — a Mast & Harbour shoulder bag at Rs. 819 stating Rs. 5,299, which is 6.5 times the price and the largest stated MRP on the shelf. Two YESSBENZA wallets at 80% also carry no ratings.

The two rows beneath it share one rating count: 12,129. Two Mast & Harbour oversized shopper totes, listed under different names, both state Rs. 3,499 and both show 4.6 stars on 12,129 ratings — but one sells at Rs. 639 and the other at Rs. 656, giving 82% and 81%. Listing the same stock under more than one title is ordinary marketplace practice and we allege nothing improper; what it means is that two prices and two badges are drawing on one pool of reviews, and that the 12,129 figure is shared rather than earned twice.

Between 28% and 60% the shelf behaves the way you would expect — stated MRPs 1.4 to 2.5 times the price, and the best rating counts in the read outside the shared Mast & Harbour pool: 1,411 on a MIRAGGIO wallet 749 on a Lino Perros sling and 534 on a Puma bag.

Fourteen of the 61 distinct listings carry no rating at all. They include the 85% bag, both 80% wallets and the Rs. 1,999 M&S canvas tote — which is to say they sit at both ends of the badge range rather than clustering at one. On a shelf with a median rating count of 209, the rupee price is a far more comparable number than either the star average or the percentage.

One: notice the 0% listings. Four here are not claiming a discount, and one of them is the dearest thing on the shelf. Two: divide stated MRP by price — the answer runs from 1.0 to 6.5 in this read. Three: check whether two similar listings share a rating count; two Mast & Harbour totes here do, at Rs. 639 and Rs. 656.

Four: open the product page for the material. Fourteen of 61 listings carry no rating at all, and the tile description is marketing copy rather than a specification. Nothing here was bought, handled or carried, and no claim is made about material, construction or durability. Prices change without notice — check the live listing before buying.