One hundred and twenty-nine listings read on one afternoon and divided by the pack size in each title. Twenty-nine of them never discount at all — and those twenty-nine are both the best-evidenced buy on the shelf and the most expensive garment on it.
We read one hundred and twenty-nine men's innerwear listings on myntra.com on 11 September 2026 and divided every price by the pack size stated in its own title, because almost nothing here is sold one at a time. The shelf runs from Rs. 63 a garment to Rs. 1,053 and the badge tracks almost none of it: the cheapest vest on the page carries a modest 36%, while the joint-deepest discount in the read lands at more than twice that per garment. Twenty-nine listings never discount at all.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on September 11, 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.
Five multipacks from Rs. 63 a vest, including the best-evidenced cheap listing on the shelf at 17,012 ratings and a deep-badged two-pack that costs more per garment than both.
Rs. 252 for four white vests — Rs. 63 each.
Why it earned its spot No listing in a hundred and twenty-nine gets closer to sixty rupees a garment.
Rs. 131 for two vests — Rs. 66 each.
Why it earned its spot What halving the pack size costs, measured on one brand.
Rs. 75 a boxer, on the shallowest badge in the cheap band.
Why it earned its spot Seventy-five rupees a garment at a badge of fourteen percent.
Rs. 162 for two printed trunks — Rs. 81 each.
Why it earned its spot A near-top badge that lands eighteen rupees a garment above a 36% listing.
Rs. 259 for three Dollar Lehar vests, 17,012 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced listing anywhere under Rs. 100 a garment.
Seven listings through the budget band, including the cheapest single garment at Rs. 101 and the joint-deepest 86% badge, which lands at Rs. 150 a boxer.
Rs. 101 for one trunk, badged 86% off a stated Rs. 699.
Why it earned its spot The only single garment on this shelf under Rs. 150.
Rs. 232 for two printed boxers, badged 73% off Rs. 849.
Why it earned its spot One of four near-identical FTX two-packs, all around Rs. 120 a boxer.
Rs. 349 for three assorted printed trunks — Rs. 116 each.
Why it earned its spot A three-pack that lands at exactly the two-pack's per-garment price.
Rs. 494 for four HRX trunks — Rs. 124 each, badged 81%.
Why it earned its spot The largest stated MRP in the budget half of this shelf.
Rs. 129 a trunk, on a 38% badge and 1,787 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest five-pack in the read, on a plausible list price.
Rs. 292 for two Levi's briefs — Rs. 146 each.
Why it earned its spot The largest rating count on the shelf, and it belongs to three listings at once.
Rs. 299 for two boxers, against a stated Rs. 2,199.
Why it earned its spot Joint-deepest badge in the read, and nearly two and a half times the cheapest garment.
Seven listings covering the mid-shelf: a house label that claims Rs. 1,999 for everything it sells, the XYXX pack ladder, and the best-rated vest on the page.
Rs. 396 for two gym vests — and every ROCKWELL listing here claims Rs. 1,999.
Why it earned its spot Seven products, one stated list price, badges from 78% to 85%.
Rs. 597 for three briefs — Rs. 199 each, MRP equal to price.
Why it earned its spot Near the floor of the never-discounted brands, and it undercuts plenty of badged listings.
Rs. 999 for five XYXX trunks — Rs. 200 each.
Why it earned its spot The pack that makes XYXX affordable, at a rupee a garment above Jockey's brief.
Rs. 649 for three aero cotton trunks — Rs. 216 each.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced trunk listing on the shelf.
Rs. 669 for three Jockey vests — Rs. 223 each, MRP equal to price.
Why it earned its spot The most-rated of the never-discounted listings, and a quarter the price of M&S's.
Rs. 879 for three Egyptian-cotton-modal briefs, 3,877 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Where the premium Indian labels sit, once you divide.
Rs. 302 for a single U.S. Polo trunk, badged 18%.
Why it earned its spot What a single garment costs once you leave the house labels.
Six listings closing the range, where a zero-percent badge sits on Rs. 400 to Rs. 1,053 a garment and rating counts fall to twenty.
Rs. 1,999 for five essential cotton trunks, 0% off.
Why it earned its spot Where the shelf's most expensive regime begins.
Rs. 2,499 for five cotton-rich hipsters, 0% off, 20 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Five hundred rupees a garment, on twenty ratings.
Rs. 599 for one woven Jockey boxer with side pockets, 0% off.
Why it earned its spot Jockey's ceiling, and a useful check on what a single garment can cost.
Rs. 2,999 for five pure cotton trunks, 0% off, 22 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Nine and a half times the cheapest garment on the shelf, for a cotton trunk.
Rs. 4,299 for five AUTOGRAPH modal briefs — the priciest pack in the read.
Why it earned its spot The top of the never-discounted regime, on thirty-two ratings.
Rs. 3,158 for three Calvin Klein briefs — Rs. 1,053 each.
Why it earned its spot Sixteen times the cheapest garment on the same shelf, for cotton briefs.
First: divide by the pack count in the title before comparing anything - a Rs. 252 four-pack and a Rs. 259 three-pack are seven rupees apart on the card and twenty-three rupees apart per vest. Second: treat the badge as noise unless the stated MRP under it is plausible; seven ROCKWELL listings here all claim Rs. 1,999, and two listings badged 86% cost Rs. 101 and Rs. 150 a garment against a 36% listing at Rs. 63. Third: buy the biggest pack you will actually wear, because singles cost fifty to a hundred and thirty percent more per garment than five-packs on this shelf. Fourth: when two listings both show 0% off, compare the rating counts - the same pattern we found across the Myntra sock shelf, where Jockey also discounts nothing.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMUL COMFY 4 vests | Rs. 252 | Rs. 396 | 36% |
| AMUL COMFY 2 vests | Rs. 131 | Rs. 234 | 44% |
| Trawee 4 boxers | Rs. 299 | Rs. 349 | 14% |
| XQSEE 2 trunks | Rs. 162 | Rs. 999 | 84% |
| Dollar Lehar 3 vests | Rs. 259 | Rs. 345 | 25% |
| Moda Rapido single trunk | Rs. 101 | Rs. 699 | 86% |
| FTX 2 boxers | Rs. 232 | Rs. 849 | 73% |
| Jarvo 3 trunks | Rs. 349 | Rs. 1,199 | 71% |
| HRX 4 trunks | Rs. 494 | Rs. 2,599 | 81% |
| Dollar Bigboss 5 trunks | Rs. 647 | Rs. 1,045 | 38% |
| Levi's 2 briefs | Rs. 292 | Rs. 479 | 39% |
| Mast & Harbour 2 boxers | Rs. 299 | Rs. 2,199 | 86% |
| ROCKWELL 2 gym vests | Rs. 396 | Rs. 1,999 | 80% |
| Jockey 3 briefs | Rs. 597 | Rs. 597 | 0% |
| XYXX 5 trunks | Rs. 999 | Rs. 1,695 | 41% |
| XYXX 3 trunks | Rs. 649 | Rs. 957 | 32% |
| Jockey 3 vests | Rs. 669 | Rs. 669 | 0% |
| DaMENSCH 3 briefs | Rs. 879 | Rs. 1,349 | 35% |
| U.S. Polo single trunk | Rs. 302 | Rs. 369 | 18% |
| M&S 5 trunks | Rs. 1,999 | Rs. 1,999 | 0% |
| M&S 5 hipsters | Rs. 2,499 | Rs. 2,499 | 0% |
| Jockey woven boxer | Rs. 599 | Rs. 599 | 0% |
| M&S 5 cotton trunks | Rs. 2,999 | Rs. 2,999 | 0% |
| M&S AUTOGRAPH 5 | Rs. 4,299 | Rs. 4,299 | 0% |
| Calvin Klein 3 briefs, Rs. 1 | Rs. 3,158 | Rs. 3,899 | 19% |
Almost nothing on this shelf is sold one at a time, and the card only ever shows the pack price. Divided out, Myntra's men's innerwear runs from Rs. 63 a garment to Rs. 1,053 a garment — a sixteen-fold range hiding inside pack prices that mostly sit between Rs. 250 and Rs. 1,000. A Rs. 252 four-pack and a Rs. 259 three-pack are seven rupees apart on the card and twenty-three rupees apart per vest. Every card below prints the per-garment figure, and the comparison table sorts on it.
Myntra states it: “Pack of 4”, “Pack Of 2”, “5 Pack”. Where a title states no pack count we treat the listing as one garment and say so — that applies to three cards here, the Moda Rapido trunk, the U.S. Polo trunk and the Jockey woven boxer, which are genuinely single items and are seated precisely because a single garment at Rs. 101, Rs. 302 and Rs. 599 tells you what the multipacks are worth. We guessed no pack count anywhere on this page.
Twenty-nine of the one hundred and twenty-nine listings in this read are badged 0% off with the stated MRP equal to the selling price — thirteen from Marks & Spencer, thirteen from Jockey, and the rest from Calvin Klein Underwear and Crocodile. Those twenty-nine are not one price band: Jockey's three-pack vest is Rs. 223 a garment and M&S's AUTOGRAPH five-pack is Rs. 860. A zero badge tells you the brand does not run markdowns. It tells you nothing about whether the price is good.
Myntra pools ratings across colourways and pack variants. In this read three separate Levi's brief listings all display 64,298 ratings, four Pepe Jeans boxer listings share 18,624, two XYXX two-packs share 26,106 and two DaMENSCH listings share 8,728. Those are style-level counts attached to individual listings, so we quote them exactly as Myntra displays them, say they are pooled, and never treat a five-figure count as evidence about the specific pack in the photograph.
Per garment, not per pack. In this read of one hundred and twenty-nine listings on 11 September 2026 the cheapest garment was Rs. 63 — an AMUL COMFY pack of four white cotton vests at Rs. 252, badged just 36% off. Behind it came the same brand's two-pack at Rs. 66 a vest, a Trawee four-pack of boxers at Rs. 75 and a Dollar Lehar three-pack at Rs. 86 a vest with 17,012 ratings. The cheapest single garment sold on its own was a Rs. 101 Moda Rapido trunk. Prices change without notice.
Usually not on this shelf. The two deepest badges in this read, both 86%, land at Rs. 101 and Rs. 150 a garment — against Rs. 63 a vest on a listing badged only 36%. The percentage is worked out against a list price the seller enters, and several of those list prices are hard to credit: Rs. 2,199 for two cotton boxers, Rs. 999 for two printed trunks, and seven separate ROCKWELL listings that all claim an MRP of exactly Rs. 1,999 for different products. Divide the price by the pack count and compare that instead.
Because neither brand runs markdowns on this category, and the listings show it: all thirteen Jockey listings and all thirteen Marks & Spencer listings in this read are badged 0% off, with the stated MRP equal to the selling price. What that policy costs differs enormously. Jockey runs Rs. 190 to Rs. 599 a garment with rating counts up to 54,433; Marks & Spencer runs Rs. 400 to Rs. 860 a garment on rating counts of twenty to thirty-three. A zero badge tells you the brand holds its price. It says nothing about whether the price is right.
As many as you will genuinely wear, because the per-garment price falls with pack size on almost every brand here. The clearest ladder is XYXX's: Rs. 200 a trunk in the five-pack, Rs. 203 to Rs. 216 in the three-packs and Rs. 209 to Rs. 264 across six two-packs. Buying singly is the expensive choice — a single U.S. Polo trunk was Rs. 302 against Rs. 129 a trunk in a Dollar Bigboss five-pack. The exception is trying a new brand's fit, where a two-pack costs only about three rupees a garment more than a four-pack on the cheapest listings we read.
A Levi's two-pack of cotton briefs leads this read with 64,298 ratings at 4.2 stars, followed by a Jockey brief at 54,433, a U.S. Polo trunk at 30,995, an XYXX three-pack at 30,993 and two XYXX two-packs at 26,106 apiece. An important caveat: Myntra pools rating counts across colourways and pack variants, so three different Levi's listings in this same read all display the identical 64,298. Read those counts as evidence about a style's popularity, not about the exact pack photographed.
























