Eleven jogger listings on one Myntra shelf all discount from the same Rs. 999. They carry four different labels, they sell within Rs. 85 of each other, and ten of them have never been rated by anyone.
We read Myntra's own men's joggers listing on 5 November 2026 and checked what every tile states as its MRP. Eleven of the 32 give the identical figure of Rs. 999 - and they do it under four different brand names, selling between Rs. 398 and Rs. 483. Ten of those eleven have no star average and no rating count at all, which is the real cost of shopping that end of the shelf.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on November 5, 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.
Rs. 398 to Rs. 483, badged 52% to 60%, all discounting from an identical reference price - and ten of the eleven publish no rating at all.
Rs. 398 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 60%
Why it earned its spot the floor of a block of eleven listings that share one reference price.
Rs. 431 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 57%
Why it earned its spot one of eleven, and the single one carrying a star average.
Rs. 431 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 57%
Why it earned its spot PROGENY's second tile, identical in price to its first and rated by nobody.
Rs. 448 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 55%
Why it earned its spot the middle of the block, where four separate tiles land on one price.
Rs. 448 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 55%
Why it earned its spot a different label, the same two numbers, and no rating either.
Rs. 448 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 55%
Why it earned its spot the fourth label in the block, and the third tile on this exact price.
Rs. 459 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 54%
Why it earned its spot a Rs. 11 step up inside the block, on a badge one point shallower.
Rs. 483 — Rs. 999 stated MRP, badged 52%
Why it earned its spot the top of the block, 1.21x its own floor.
Rs. 205.50 and Rs. 218.00 a piece against a Rs. 398 cheapest single - and the deepest badge in the read rests on twelve ratings.
Rs. 411 for a pack of 2 — Rs. 205.50 a piece, badged 77%
Why it earned its spot two joggers for less than any single one here, and the photograph shows both.
Rs. 436 for a pack of 2 — Rs. 218.00 a piece, badged 83%
Why it earned its spot the deepest badge in the read, resting on the thinnest rating pool of any rated tile.
82% off with no rating at all, 80% off on 128 - and a 76% tile that carries 1,408 ratings, plus the 10,088-rating pool that costs Rs. 71 more than the unrated block.
Rs. 407 — Rs. 2,245 stated MRP, badged 82%
Why it earned its spot the second-deepest badge in the read, on a tile nobody has rated.
Rs. 405 — Rs. 1,999 stated MRP, badged 80%
Why it earned its spot the cheapest single garment on the page after the Rs. 398 tile.
Rs. 457 — Rs. 1,499 stated MRP, badged 70%
Why it earned its spot a mid-depth badge landing on exactly the same money as the Rs. 999 block.
Rs. 599 — Rs. 2,499 stated MRP, badged 76%
Why it earned its spot a deep badge that, unusually here, comes with a substantial rating pool.
Rs. 458 — Rs. 1,699 stated MRP, badged 73%
Why it earned its spot a known label at Rs. 458, the same money as the unrated block.
Rs. 554 — Rs. 1,699 stated MRP, badged 67%
Why it earned its spot the deepest rating pool anywhere in the read, by a factor of two.
ADIDAS at 46% and 48%, two Puma tiles sharing one 4,081-rating pool, and the single listing on this shelf badged 0%.
Rs. 831 — Rs. 1,599 stated MRP, badged 48%
Why it earned its spot a named brand at a shallow badge, which is how this end of the shelf behaves.
Rs. 863 — Rs. 1,599 stated MRP, badged 46%
Why it earned its spot the same stated MRP as the pick above, Rs. 32 dearer, two points shallower.
Rs. 1,119 — Rs. 2,799 stated MRP, badged 60%
Why it earned its spot the first of two Puma tiles that share one rating count exactly.
Rs. 1,063 — Rs. 2,799 stated MRP, badged 62%
Why it earned its spot the same stated MRP, the same ratings, and Rs. 56 off for picking this tile.
Rs. 1,024 — Rs. 2,299 stated MRP, badged 55%
Why it earned its spot the best star average in the read, on 141 ratings.
Rs. 999 — Rs. 2,499 stated MRP, badged 60%
Why it earned its spot a coincidence worth seeing: Rs. 999 is a selling price here and a reference price there.
Rs. 1,299 — Rs. 1,299 stated MRP, badged 0%
Why it earned its spot stated MRP and selling price identical, which happens exactly once in 32 tiles.
Rs. 1,099 — Rs. 2,999 stated MRP, badged 63%
Why it earned its spot the biggest reference price in the read, attached to a tile nobody has rated.
Myntra runs card, coupon and basket-threshold offers that change by day, and this read was made logged out, so no bank discount is included in any price here. Read the price, never the badge - on this shelf a 70% tile and a 54% tile land two rupees apart. Check whether the tile publishes a rating at all: ten of the eleven cheapest listings here publish nothing, and a jogger Rs. 71 dearer carries 10,088 ratings. Check whether two tiles share a rating count - the two Puma listings here both show 4,081, which means one pool and not two verdicts. Divide any multipack: both 2-packs on this page beat every single garment per piece. And treat a stated MRP as a starting number rather than a value — eleven tiles here share one, and nothing on this page suggests any of them is false.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARCOURT track pants — Rs. 398, the cheapest of the Rs. 999 block | Rs. 398 | Rs. 999 | 60% |
| PROGENY track pants — Rs. 431, the only rated tile in the block | Rs. 431 | Rs. 999 | 57% |
| PROGENY joggers — Rs. 431, same brand, same price, no rating | Rs. 431 | Rs. 999 | 57% |
| WARCOURT track pants — Rs. 448, badged 55% | Rs. 448 | Rs. 999 | 55% |
| Daphne Maurier track pants — Rs. 448, a third name on the same MRP | Rs. 448 | Rs. 999 | 55% |
| dockstreet joggers — Rs. 448, a fourth name on the same MRP | Rs. 448 | Rs. 999 | 55% |
| WARCOURT joggers — Rs. 459, badged 54% | Rs. 459 | Rs. 999 | 54% |
| Daphne Maurier joggers — Rs. 483, the dearest of the Rs. 999 block | Rs. 483 | Rs. 999 | 52% |
| YUNEK pack of 2 — Rs. 205.50 a piece, the cheapest garment here | Rs. 411 | Rs. 1,799 | 77% |
| AVOLT pack of 2 — Rs. 218.00 a piece, badged 83% on 12 ratings | Rs. 436 | Rs. 2,499 | 83% |
| R.Code joggers — Rs. 407, badged 82% with no rating at all | Rs. 407 | Rs. 2,245 | 82% |
| Netclick joggers — Rs. 405, badged 80% on 128 ratings | Rs. 405 | Rs. 1,999 | 80% |
| QUTUN joggers — Rs. 457, badged 70% on 75 ratings | Rs. 457 | Rs. 1,499 | 70% |
| BOLDFIT joggers — Rs. 599, badged 76% on 1,408 ratings | Rs. 599 | Rs. 2,499 | 76% |
| HRX joggers — Rs. 458, badged 73% on 427 ratings | Rs. 458 | Rs. 1,699 | 73% |
| HRX Active joggers — Rs. 554, on 10,088 ratings, the biggest pool here | Rs. 554 | Rs. 1,699 | 67% |
| ADIDAS joggers — Rs. 831, badged 48% on 2,002 ratings | Rs. 831 | Rs. 1,599 | 48% |
| ADIDAS joggers — Rs. 863, badged 46%, the shallowest discount here | Rs. 863 | Rs. 1,599 | 46% |
| Puma sweatpants — Rs. 1,119, on a 4,081-rating pool | Rs. 1,119 | Rs. 2,799 | 60% |
| Puma sweatpants — Rs. 1,063, the identical 4,081-rating pool | Rs. 1,063 | Rs. 2,799 | 62% |
| Jack & Jones joggers — Rs. 1,024, rated 4.5, the highest average here | Rs. 1,024 | Rs. 2,299 | 55% |
| Marks & Spencer jogger — Rs. 999, the price the cheap block calls its MRP | Rs. 999 | Rs. 2,499 | 60% |
| The Souled Store joggers — Rs. 1,299, badged 0%, the dearest here | Rs. 1,299 | Rs. 1,299 | 0% |
| OZINOFY joggers — Rs. 1,099, a Rs. 2,999 MRP and no rating | Rs. 1,099 | Rs. 2,999 | 63% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, badge, star average and rating count was read from myntra.com's own men's joggers listing on 5 November 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. The read returned 32 tiles; 24 are seated here. The two per-piece figures on this page are our own arithmetic on the pack counts printed in those listings' titles, which were confirmed against the garments visible in the tile photographs. Everything else is Myntra's own published figure, reproduced unchanged.
Eleven of the 32 tiles state an identical MRP of Rs. 999 under four different brand names. That is a fact about what the listings publish. It is NOT a claim that the garments are identical, that they share a manufacturer, or that any of these brands is not what it says it is - colour, cut, fabric and construction are not things a listing page settles, and we have not examined any of them. Setting a reference price above a selling price is an ordinary retail practice, nothing here alleges wrongdoing by Myntra or any seller, and no stated MRP on this page is asserted to be false.
Two Puma tiles here display 4.3 stars from exactly 4,081 ratings at two different prices. An identical count to the digit is the fingerprint of one shared review pool rather than two independently reviewed products, so this page does not treat that 4,081 as evidence about either listing specifically, and says so on both cards. The same check is applied everywhere on this page: where a rating pool is thin, shared or absent, the card states it rather than leaving a blank.
Ten of the eleven tiles in the Rs. 999 block carry no star average and no rating count at all. So do the 82%-badged tile and the highest-MRP tile on the page. That means fabric weight, cotton content, waistband quality, shrinkage and how any of these survive a wash are entirely unevidenced for most of the cheap end, and this page does not pretend otherwise. Where a rating does exist we report its size as well as its value, because 3.2 stars from 12 ratings and 4.1 from 10,088 are not the same kind of statement.
We have not worn, washed, measured or fabric-tested anything on this page. The cheapest jogger per piece is not the best jogger for anybody. Fit, rise, cuff, pocket depth, GSM and shrinkage decide whether a garment is worth owning and none of it is visible in a price. Sizing also runs differently between brands, and Myntra's size chart and exchange window - not a price page - are what protect a bad fit. Prices were read on one afternoon and change without notice.
Between Rs. 398 and Rs. 1,299 on this read, with two multipacks working out cheaper still per garment. We read Myntra's own men's joggers listing on 5 November 2026, logged out, from India. The cheapest single garment seated here is a WARCOURT track pant at Rs. 398; the dearest is a The Souled Store jogger at Rs. 1,299, which is the only tile in the read badged 0%. A YUNEK pack of two at Rs. 411 works out at Rs. 205.50 a piece - barely half the cheapest single tile. The median of the 24 seated here is Rs. 458.50 a garment. Prices change daily.
Eleven of the 32 tiles this read returned state an identical MRP of Rs. 999, under four different brand names - WARCOURT, PROGENY, Daphne Maurier and dockstreet. They sell between Rs. 398 and Rs. 483, badged 52% to 60%, and ten of the eleven publish no rating at all. What that shows is that one reference price is covering four labels across an Rs. 85 band. What it does NOT show is that the garments are the same - cut, fabric and colour are not settled by a listing page and we have not examined any of them. Setting a reference price above a selling price is ordinary retail practice and nothing here alleges that any stated MRP is false. For context, the named brands on the same shelf state MRPs of Rs. 1,299, Rs. 1,599, Rs. 2,299, Rs. 2,499, Rs. 2,799 and Rs. 2,999.
No - the badge is a function of the stated MRP, not of what you pay. The clearest example on this shelf: a QUTUN tile badged 70% off Rs. 1,499 sells for Rs. 457, while a WARCOURT tile badged 54% off Rs. 999 sells for Rs. 459. Sixteen points of badge, Rs. 500 of stated MRP, and two rupees of actual difference. Likewise a Netclick tile badged 80% off Rs. 1,999 lands at Rs. 405, right in the middle of the Rs. 999 block's own range. Read the price. The badge only tells you which reference number the seller started from.
Because they are displaying one shared review pool. On this read, Puma Men Knitted Sweatpants at Rs. 1,119 and Puma Men Cotton Knitted Sweatpants at Rs. 1,063 both showed 4.3 stars from exactly 4,081 ratings, off the same stated MRP of Rs. 2,799. An identical count to the digit across two listings is the fingerprint of one pool rather than two independently reviewed products, so that 4,081 should not be read as 4,081 people rating either specific garment. The practical consequence is small but real: the two tiles are Rs. 56 apart and the ratings cannot help you choose between them.
Mostly not. Ten of the eleven tiles in the Rs. 999 block publish no star average and no rating count at all; the eleventh shows 3.8 stars from 233. The 82%-badged tile has no rating, the 83%-badged one has 12, and the highest-MRP tile in the read has none. Meanwhile the deepest pool on the shelf, 10,088 ratings, sits on a Rs. 554 jogger - Rs. 71 more than the dearest tile in the unrated block. So on this shelf a modest amount of extra money buys a very large amount of extra published evidence, which is worth knowing because fabric weight, shrinkage and how a waistband survives a wash are invisible in both the price and the photograph. This is a price read, not a product test - we have not worn or washed anything.























