Myntra Luggage Price October 2026: The Dearest Sets Have No Ratings

We read 114 trolley bag, luggage set and backpack listings from Myntra's own listing data on 28 October 2026 and sorted them by a field most price pages ignore: whether the listing publishes a rating at all.

55 of the 114 publish none - and they are the expensive ones. Timus has 15 listings at a median Rs. 11,547 and not one carries a rating. Safari has 9 at a median Rs. 1,999 and every one does.

The dearest listing in the read - an IT luggage set of three at Rs. 19,974 against a stated Rs. 48,900 - has no published rating. Nor do four of the five below it. Between them, the six tiles above Rs. 18,000 carry five ratings in total.

That matters because of what a shopper is being asked to do. At Rs. 19,974 the grid is offering a 59% badge and a brand name, and nothing else. At the other end of the same shelf a Rs. 799 Safari case comes with a rating history. The information available to you moves in the opposite direction to the money.

Teakwood Leathers states a median MRP 7.41 times its selling price and badges 87%; Safari states 6.06x and badges 83%. Both are fully rated and both sit near the bottom of the price range. Timus states 2.17x and badges 54%; IT luggage 2.32x and 57% - unrated, and five to six times dearer.

So the discount sort on this category does something unusual: it brings the rated, cheaper luggage to the top and buries the unrated, expensive sets. Whether that is useful depends on what you came for. It is a reasonable way to find a Rs. 1,349 case with feedback behind it; it is a poor way to judge a Rs. 19,320 set, because the percentage there is computed off a Rs. 42,000 figure the listing itself prints.

One: check whether the listing has any ratings before you judge the price. Nearly half this shelf has none, and the share rises sharply with the price. Two: compare the money across brands, not the percentages - a 54% from Timus and an 87% from Teakwood are computed off MRP multiples of 2.2x and 7.4x and are not the same kind of number.

Three: confirm how many pieces are in the box. Several of the dearest tiles here are sets of two or three, and the grid shows one price for the set. Nothing on this page is a judgement of shell strength, wheels, zips or warranty - no case was bought, packed, wheeled or dropped, and "Hard-Sided", "360-Degree Rotation" and "8 Wheel" are the listings' own words. Prices change without notice and cart-level coupons are not visible in listing data - check the live page before buying.