Myntra Nightwear Price October 2026: 0% From M&S, 84% From the Rest

✍ By Zoutons Editorial Team🕔 Updated: October 27, 202648 listings; prices, MRPs, badges and rating counts as publishedGrouped by brand, not ranked by discountMRP multiples are stated MRP divided by selling priceRead 27 October 2026; nothing bought or worn🔗 Affiliate links included
Six women's nightwear sets from this read, in their own Myntra listing photographs on a colour-block banner

We read 48 women's nightwear and loungewear listings from Myntra's own data on 27 October 2026 and grouped them by brand instead of by price.

Marks & Spencer states an MRP a median 1.9 times what it charges. mad fury states 6.4 times. Two M&S tiles show no discount at all, on a shelf whose median badge is 60%. And the brands claiming the most are the ones with the most ratings behind them.

📅 Update log:
27 Oct 2026: first published. Every selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was read from myntra.com's own listing data on 27 October 2026, logged out, from India, across the women's nightdress and loungewear paths. Nothing was bought and no garment was handled, worn or washed.

We read 48 women's nightwear and loungewear listings from Myntra's own listing data on 27 October 2026 and grouped them by brand rather than by price - then looked at how big an MRP each brand claims.

Marks & Spencer's listings state an MRP a median 1.9 times their selling price. mad fury's state 6.4 times. Two of the Marks & Spencer tiles show no discount at all. The pattern is consistent across the shelf, and it is not what a shopper sorting by discount would expect.

The shelf, by brand

BrandListingsPrice rangeBadge rangeMedian MRP multipleMedian ratingsNote
Marks & Spencer7Rs. 675 – Rs. 1,6990% – 60%1.9x281two listings show no discount at all
Van Heusen6Rs. 361 – Rs. 71346% – 49%1.9x153the narrowest badge range on the shelf
Secret Wish3Rs. 997 – Rs. 1,20652% – 60%2.2x179—
Claura2Rs. 816 – Rs. 89253% – 57%2.2x2,900—
Romaisa1Rs. 47660%2.5x54—
TRUNDZ1Rs. 45967%3.0x263—
SANSKRUTIHOMES5Rs. 695 – Rs. 75371% – 78%3.6x22,957the most-rated label on the shelf, and one of the deepest
Ichaa5Rs. 399 – Rs. 47976% – 80%4.2x3,080—
mad fury2Rs. 47184%6.4xnone publisheddeepest badge and largest claim in the read
The "MRP multiple" column is the stated MRP divided by the selling price. A 1.9x median means a brand typically prints an MRP just under twice what it charges; 6.4x means it prints more than six times. Both are figures the listings themselves publish, and nothing here asserts that any stated MRP is false or improper, or alleges wrongdoing by Myntra or by any brand or seller named. Printing a high reference price is ordinary retail practice - the point is simply that it is not comparable across brands.

The brands with the biggest discounts are not the obscure ones

The obvious explanation would be that unknown sellers inflate MRPs and established labels do not. On this shelf that explanation does not hold. SANSKRUTIHOMES, whose five listings run 71% to 78% off at 3.6 times their price, carries a median 22,957 ratings - about eighty times Marks & Spencer's 281 and a hundred and fifty times Van Heusen's 153.

The labels claiming the largest MRPs here are the ones Myntra's own buyers have bought and rated the most. What separates them is not obscurity but pricing convention: the high-street labels carry over a printed retail price from physical stores, and the marketplace-native labels set a reference figure that exists only to be discounted from.

Three listings show no discount at all

ListingSelling priceStated MRPBadgeNote
Marks & Spencer printed pyjama setRs. 1,699Rs. 1,6990%dearest listing in the read
Marks & Spencer pyjama setRs. 1,699Rs. 1,6990%joint dearest
UNIQUE COLLECTONS night suitRs. 699Rs. 6990%exactly the shelf median price

On a shelf whose median badge is 60%, three tiles print an MRP identical to the price. Two of them are the joint-dearest listings in the whole read at Rs. 1,699.

A shopper filtering this category by discount would never see them. A shopper comparing actual money would notice that the Rs. 1,699 tile at 0% and the Rs. 471 tile at 84% are not in the same conversation at all - and that the percentage told them nothing useful about either.

The shelf in numbers

Read on 27 Oct 2026Myntra women's nightwear
Listings read48
Selling price rangeRs. 361 – Rs. 1,699, median Rs. 699
Discount badge range0% – 84%, median 60%
Listings with a 0% badge3 of 48
Distinct brands22
Most repeated stated MRPRs. 1,999 (11 listings)
Pairs of listings sharing a rating count4 (2,245 / 22,699 / 22,957 / 12)
Publishing no rating6 of 48
Four pairs of listings on this shelf report identical rating counts - 2,245, 22,699, 22,957 and 12. Ratings pool at the product rather than the individual tile, so a repeated count is the ordinary signature of one product listed more than once. It is routine marketplace behaviour, and it matters only in that comparing those two tiles gives you one body of feedback, not two. If two listings show you the same rating count, treat them as one and look at a third.

Three checks before buying nightwear on Myntra

One: compare prices, not percentages, across brands. On this shelf a 0% badge and an 84% badge are produced by two different pricing conventions, not by two different levels of generosity. Two: read the MRP multiple. If a listing claims four or more times what it charges, the badge is mostly describing that claim.

Three: check the rating count is not shared with the tile next to it. Nothing here is a judgement on fabric - no garment was ordered, worn or washed, and "Pure Cotton", "Printed" and "Convertible" 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does women's nightwear cost on Myntra in October 2026?
Across 48 nightwear and loungewear listings read on 27 October 2026 from Myntra's own listing data, prices ran Rs. 361 to Rs. 1,699 with a median of Rs. 699. The discount badge ran 0% to 84%, median 60%. The cheapest listing was a Rs. 361 Van Heusen set badged 49%; the dearest were two Marks & Spencer sets at Rs. 1,699 badged 0%.
Why do some Myntra nightwear brands show 80% off and others show none?
Because the stated MRP is a figure each brand prints, and the conventions differ. In this read Marks & Spencer and Van Heusen listings state a median MRP 1.9 times their price, producing badges of 0% to 60%. SANSKRUTIHOMES states 3.6x, Ichaa 4.2x and mad fury 6.4x, producing badges of 71% to 84%. We report those figures as published and allege nothing about them - the practical consequence is that percentages are not comparable across brands on this shelf.
Are the deeply discounted Myntra nightwear brands less popular?
No - in this read it is the opposite. SANSKRUTIHOMES, at 71% to 78% off, carries a median 22,957 ratings, against 281 for Marks & Spencer and 153 for Van Heusen. Ichaa, at 76% to 80%, carries 3,080. The labels printing the largest reference prices are the ones Myntra buyers have rated the most. A rating count measures how many people bought and rated something, not how good it is.
What does a 0% discount on a Myntra listing mean?
It means the listing's stated MRP and its selling price are the same number. Three of the 48 listings in this read do that - two Marks & Spencer sets at Rs. 1,699 and one night suit at Rs. 699 - on a shelf whose median badge is 60%. Two of the three are the joint-dearest listings in the read. A shopper sorting the category by discount will never see them.
Do two Myntra listings with the same rating count mean the same product?
Usually yes. Ratings pool at the product rather than the individual tile, so an identical count on two tiles is the ordinary signature of one product listed more than once. Four pairs in this read share a count - 2,245, 22,699, 22,957 and 12. We have not handled any of the garments and do not claim they are identical; the published numbers are.
Prices & codes last verified: October 27, 2026
Every selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was read from myntra.com's own listing data on 27 October 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. Nothing was purchased, delivered, handled, worn, washed or measured, and no claim is made about cotton content, fabric weight, stitching, colourfastness, shrinkage or sizing on any garment. "Pure Cotton", "Printed" and "Convertible" are the listings' own words, reproduced and not verified. The 48 listings were reached through Myntra's own nightdress and loungewear paths and are not a census of what Myntra sells - results vary by path, ranking, login state, pin code and time of day, and listings are per colourway and per seller. A stated MRP is the figure each listing prints; we report it, compute badges and multiples from it, and assert nothing about whether any garment ever sold at one. Nothing here alleges wrongdoing by Myntra or by any brand or seller named, and printing a high reference price is ordinary retail practice reported as published fact. Brand-level figures are medians over small groups - between one and seven listings each - and should be read as a description of this read, not as a general claim about any brand's pricing. Where several listings share a rating count we state that the published numbers match and explain the usual reason, without claiming the garments are the same, and where a listing publishes no rating we report the absence as an absence. Prices change without notice and cart-level coupons are not visible in this data - check the live listing before buying. Zoutons may earn a commission on purchases made through links on this page; this does not affect what is written above.
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