Myntra Scarf and Muffler Price November 2026: Rs. 299 to Rs. 73,190

Myntra's scarf and muffler shelf is really two shelves, and they are 245 times apart. 57 of the 64 listings sell under Rs. 1,500, with a median of Rs. 499. The other seven are Gucci and Versace, running Rs. 23,890 to Rs. 73,190.

The badges run the opposite way to the prices. The seven luxury scarves badge 5% to 25%; the 57 cheap ones badge up to 88%. That is a read of 64 distinct listings in Myntra's own listing payload on 14 November 2026.

The median tells you where the shelf actually lives: Rs. 499. The Rs. 73,190 ceiling is one Gucci scarf, and pulling it out leaves a shelf that runs Rs. 299 to Rs. 1,457.

Thirty of the 64 listings carry no rating count at all, including every one of the seven luxury scarves.

The dearest scarf in the read is a Rs. 73,190 Gucci, badged 15%. The shallowest badge on the whole shelf, 5%, is also a Gucci — a Rs. 58,490 scarf against a Rs. 61,500 stated MRP, about Rs. 3,000 off.

This is the familiar split. Houses with their own price recognition discount lightly, because the printed MRP and the price people expect are close together. Brands nobody can price from memory print a large number and then take a large percentage off it.

Nothing here assesses authenticity, silk weight or where any item was made. These are the prices and reference prices Myntra published on the day, nothing more.

The deepest badge in the read is 88%, on a LULU & SKY scarf at Rs. 898 against a stated Rs. 7,249 — a reference price higher than four of the seven Versace and Gucci scarves are discounted by. It carries no ratings.

Then look at the bottom row. The single best-evidenced listing on this shelf is a WEAVERS VILLA acrylic muffler at Rs. 299 with 4.3 stars from 1,277 ratings — and it badges 0%, because its price and its stated MRP are the same number.

So on this shelf the badge and the evidence point in opposite directions. The listings with the biggest percentages mostly have nobody rating them; the ones people have actually bought in numbers are discounted least or not at all.

Nine of the 64 listings show the same number twice — price and stated MRP identical, so Myntra prints no percentage. WEAVERS VILLA accounts for four of them, HANDICRAFT PALACE three.

These are not worse value for showing no badge. Two of the three best-evidenced listings in the whole read sit in this group, and at Rs. 299 the WEAVERS VILLA muffler is also the cheapest thing on the shelf. A missing percentage here means the seller did not inflate a reference price, not that you are paying more.

Six Tweedle mufflers all sell at Rs. 496 against a stated Rs. 1,299, and four of the six display the identical 295 rating count. A fifth shows 266 and a sixth shows 14.

Myntra pools ratings across the colourways of one style. That is ordinary practice and arguably more useful than splitting them — but it means the 295 describes the Tweedle muffler as a design, not the specific colour you are looking at. Three HANDICRAFT PALACE listings behave the same way, showing 981, 981 and 375.

No claim is made that any review is fake. The counts are quoted exactly as Myntra published them.

• Decide which shelf you are on first. 57 of 64 listings sit under Rs. 1,500 and seven sit above Rs. 23,000 — there is almost nothing in between.
• Rs. 499 is the median. At Rs. 500 you are buying the middle of this shelf, not the bottom of it.
• Read the rating count before the badge. The 88% listing has none; the Rs. 299 listing has 1,277.
• A 0% badge is not a worse deal here. Nine listings show price and stated MRP as the same number, and two of the best-evidenced listings in the read are among them.
• Check whether a rating count is shared. Four Tweedle listings at Rs. 496 all display the same 295, and a fifth colour of the same muffler shows 14.
• Expect shallow badges at the top. Gucci and Versace discount 5% to 25% here; if you are waiting for a luxury scarf to halve in price on this shelf, nothing in this read suggests it does.