Myntra Sunglasses MRP September 2026: 27 Listings Share One Rs. 1,999

Three hundred and one rupees is the lowest price our pull returned, and the number crossed out beside it is Rs. 1,999 - the same figure printed on twenty-six other listings from ten other brands. That is the whole argument of this page in one card. What makes this the lead pick rather than a curiosity is the evidence: 4.4 from 1,478 ratings is the third-largest sample in the read and the largest of anything under Rs. 400, which means a lot of people have bought this frame and most of them were content. At Rs. 301 the sensible expectation is a light acetate-look plastic frame that does the job of blocking glare and will not survive being sat on. The listing states UV protection; we have not tested a lens. Buy it as a knockabout pair for a bike or a beach and read the Rs. 1,698 of stated saving as decoration.

• Selling price: Rs. 301
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 85% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: FUNGLASSES, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 301, Funglasses unisex rectangle sunglasses with UV protected lens, 85% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.4 from 1,478 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The floor price, with real feedback behind it
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Mast & Harbour is one of Myntra's own in-house labels, which makes this pair and the one at the end of this chapter the cleanest comparison on the page. Both state an MRP of Rs. 1,999. This one sells for Rs. 305 with an 85 per cent badge; the other sells for Rs. 1,999 with no badge at all. Nothing separates them except which number the same seller chose to put in the selling-price field, and that is worth more than any amount of argument about whether discounts are real. The catch here is evidence: 4.2 is a respectable average but it comes from five ratings, which is not a sample. At Rs. 305 the downside is small. Do not read the 85 per cent as a reason, and do not read the 4.2 as a verdict.

• Selling price: Rs. 305
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 85% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: Mast & Harbour, which is one of Myntra's own in-house labels, which sets its own MRP
• Key detail: Rs. 305, Mast & Harbour unisex brown lens and gold-toned sunglasses, 85% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.2 from 5 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Buy the price, ignore the badge and the rating
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Seven hundred and eighty ratings at 4.0 is an ordinary-sounding result that is actually unusual here, because most of what sells at this price publishes nothing at all - 25 of the 71 listings in our pull carry no rating and no count. A 4.0 across 780 buyers reads like a frame that is fine rather than delightful, which is a more useful thing to know than a 4.7 from thirteen people. The same brand appears twice more in this read at Rs. 397 and Rs. 341 against stated MRPs of Rs. 699 and Rs. 599 - so HAYDEN haiza itself does not always reach for the Rs. 1,999 number, which is a small point in its favour. Square frames suit rounder faces; that is a style judgement, not a measurement.

• Selling price: Rs. 315
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 84% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: HAYDEN haiza, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 315, HAYDEN haiza women's UV protected square sunglasses RL-1, 84% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.0 from 780 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The safest sub-Rs. 350 buy on the evidence
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Roadster is Myntra's own label and one of the most recognised names on this shelf, and it appears five times in our pull - at Rs. 372, Rs. 419, Rs. 443, Rs. 449 and Rs. 539, every single one against a stated Rs. 1,999. That is a useful thing to notice. When one seller prints the identical MRP on five different frames at five different prices, the MRP is a template rather than a measurement of anything. As a product this is a yellow-tinted wayfarer, which is a night-driving and low-light shape rather than a bright-sun one; if you want glare protection on a sunny afternoon, the darker Roadster listings in the same family are the better call. The 4.2 from 907 is solid evidence and the Rs. 372 is a fair price for a branded plastic frame.

• Selling price: Rs. 372
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 81% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: Roadster, which is one of Myntra's own in-house labels, which sets its own MRP
• Key detail: Rs. 372, The Roadster Lifestyle Co. unisex yellow UV protected wayfarer, 81% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.2 from 907 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Recognised label, honest price, cosmetic badge
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Four point four from 880 ratings is the number to beat under Rs. 500 on this shelf, and nothing else in that band matches it - the Funglasses at Rs. 301 has more ratings but a lower average, the Artrue aviator at Rs. 346 has 717, and everything else is either thinner or worse. The wayfarer is also the shape that ages best; it has been the default plastic frame for sixty years for a reason, and at Rs. 398 nobody is pretending otherwise. What the listing says and what we can confirm are different things: it claims a UV protected lens, and we have not measured one. What we can say is that of the 27 listings sharing the Rs. 1,999 stated MRP, this is the one we would actually buy.

• Selling price: Rs. 398
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 80% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: LEGEND EYEWEAR, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 398, LEGEND EYEWEAR unisex wayfarer with UV protected lens, 80% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.4 from 880 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The pick of the Rs. 1,999 club
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Provogue was a mall-retail menswear brand in India for years before it shrank back to a licensing operation, and the eyewear now sells almost entirely through marketplaces. The stated Rs. 1,999 on this listing is the same figure ten other brands print, and the selling price of Rs. 477 is a fifth of it. The evidence is genuinely decent - 964 ratings at 4.0, an average that reads as adequate rather than admired. The listing text is thin even by this shelf's standards: 'Men Black Fashion with Sunglasses' tells you the colour and nothing about frame material, lens category or fit. At Rs. 477 with nearly a thousand ratings that is a defensible gamble; at Rs. 1,477 it would not be.

• Selling price: Rs. 477
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 76% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: Provogue, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 477, Provogue men's black fashion sunglasses, 76% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.0 from 964 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Fine at the price, thin on description
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

WROGN is the Virat Kohli-associated label that sells primarily through Myntra, and it appears twice in our read - here at Rs. 574 with a 71 per cent badge, and again at Rs. 1,455 against a stated Rs. 2,599 with a 44 per cent badge. The interesting part is the second listing: when the same brand reaches for a number other than Rs. 1,999, its badge drops by 27 points. That is a hint that the Rs. 1,999 is doing work the product is not. Six hundred ratings at 4.2 is a reasonable sample and a fair average. Square acetate-look frames are the current fashion shape rather than the durable one; if you want a pair to last three summers, the wayfarer above is the safer geometry.

• Selling price: Rs. 574
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 71% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: WROGN, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 574, WROGN unisex square sunglasses with UV protected lens, 71% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.2 from 600 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Recognised name, mid-table evidence
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Vincent Chase is Lenskart's house brand, and Lenskart runs a large chain of its own stores across India. That matters for exactly one reason on this page: a stated MRP has to survive contact with a physical price tag somewhere. Vincent Chase appears three times in our pull at Rs. 699, Rs. 809 and Rs. 811 - all against the same Rs. 1,999 the rest of the club states, but carrying the three smallest badges in the entire group at 65, 60 and 59 per cent. It is also the only brand in this chapter that states polarised rather than merely tinted, which is the specification that actually reduces glare off water and road. Four point three from 468 ratings is a decent sample. If you are buying one pair from this chapter to wear every day, buy this one.

• Selling price: Rs. 699
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 65% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: Vincent Chase, which has its own retail presence in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 699, Vincent Chase by Lenskart unisex grey lens black wayfarer, polarised, 65% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.3 from 468 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The specification is real, not just the price
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

One thousand and twenty-six ratings at 4.4 is the strongest evidence in this chapter, and it belongs to the listing with the smallest discount claim in it. That correlation is not an accident and it is the practical lesson of the whole page: on this shelf, the brands with the least to prove print the smallest numbers. Eight hundred and eleven rupees is real money for sunglasses that will get sat on eventually, and the counter-argument is the same 4.4 - people who paid it came back and said it was fine. Between this and the Rs. 699 Vincent Chase above, the Rs. 699 states polarised and this one states only UV protection, which is why we would spend the smaller sum.

• Selling price: Rs. 811
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999, 59% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: Vincent Chase, which has its own retail presence in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 811, Vincent Chase by Lenskart unisex sunglasses with UV protected lens, 59% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Evidence: 4.4 from 1,026 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Best evidence in the chapter, least noise
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Here is the Rs. 1,999 not as a crossed-out figure but as the price you pay, from the same in-house label that sells another frame at Rs. 305 against the identical stated MRP. The gap between those two listings is 6.6 times, and nothing in the listing data explains it: same seller, same stated MRP, different selling prices. Whatever the Rs. 1,999 means, it cannot mean the same thing on both listings. Against this pair specifically: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for it at all, so at the most expensive price in this chapter you are buying with zero feedback. We seated it because it is the control, not because we would buy it. If the gold-toned look is what you want, the Rs. 574 WROGN and the Rs. 305 Mast & Harbour are the same idea for a fifth of the money.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,999
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,999 — listed at its stated MRP, no discount claimed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,999, the figure 27 of the 71 listings we read state
• Brand: Mast & Harbour, which is one of Myntra's own in-house labels, which sets its own MRP
• Key detail: Rs. 1,999, Mast & Harbour unisex black lens and gold-toned sunglasses, listed at its stated MRP with no discount claimed
• Evidence: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: The page's control listing - and not a buy
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Artrue is the most-repeated marketplace label in our pull, appearing five times, and it is worth noting that it does not always reach for Rs. 1,999: our read caught it stating Rs. 1,999 twice, Rs. 1,799 twice and Rs. 1,599 here. The selling prices barely move across all five - Rs. 313, Rs. 317, Rs. 343, Rs. 346 and Rs. 346. So the price is stable and the stated MRP is the variable, which is the opposite of how a list price is supposed to work. As a product, 4.4 from 717 is the best evidence on any aviator in this read. Metal aviators at this price use a light alloy that bends rather than snaps, which is either a feature or a nuisance depending on how you treat them.

• Selling price: Rs. 346
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,599, 78% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,599, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Artrue, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 346, Artrue unisex black lens silver-toned aviator sunglasses, 78% off a stated Rs. 1,599
• Evidence: 4.4 from 717 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Best-evidenced aviator here
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Three hundred and ninety-seven rupees, and the crossed-out number is Rs. 699 - a 43 per cent badge from a brand that, on another listing in this same read, states Rs. 1,999 and claims 84 per cent. Same seller, same shelf, same fortnight. The difference between those two listings is not the product, it is the choice of stated MRP, and this is the version we would rather reward. The evidence is the best of the three HAYDEN haiza listings we seated: 4.5 from 723 ratings. Round frames are the shape that flatters angular faces and the one that dates fastest; at Rs. 397 that is not a problem worth solving. Of everything under Rs. 400 in this read, this and the LEGEND EYEWEAR wayfarer are the two we would actually put money on.

• Selling price: Rs. 397
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 699, 43% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 699, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: HAYDEN haiza, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 397, HAYDEN haiza women's round sunglasses with UV protected lens, 43% off a stated Rs. 699
• Evidence: 4.5 from 723 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The most honestly priced cheap pair here
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Polarisation is the one specification on this shelf that would justify paying more, because it is the thing that cuts reflected glare off wet road and water rather than simply making the world darker. Three listings in our read state it: two Woggles and the Rs. 699 Vincent Chase. At Rs. 536 this is the cheapest of them. The stated MRP is Rs. 2,171, which is an oddly precise number and 75 per cent above the price, so treat it as you would any other on this page. Four point two from 491 ratings is a respectable sample. We have not lens-tested anything here; 'polarised' is the seller's own listing text, and the honest way to check it after delivery is to hold the lens against a phone screen and rotate it.

• Selling price: Rs. 536
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 2,171, 75% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 2,171, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Woggles, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 536, Woggles unisex round sunglasses with polarised lens WOWFRO-02, 75% off a stated Rs. 2,171
• Evidence: 4.2 from 491 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The cheapest stated-polarised pair in the read
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Carlton London sells through department stores and its own outlets in India as well as through marketplaces, and its badge here is 59 per cent against a stated Rs. 1,795 - noticeably below the 72 per cent median of our whole pull. That pattern, brands with physical distribution claiming less, repeats across everything we read. The listing states both polarisation and UV protection, which is the full specification you would want, and 689 ratings at 4.3 is a real sample. Rectangle frames are the safest unisex shape and the least likely to look dated in two years. At Rs. 735 this is the most conventional, least eventful purchase on the page, which for sunglasses is close to a compliment.

• Selling price: Rs. 735
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,795, 59% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,795, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Carlton London, which has its own retail presence in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 735, Carlton London unisex black-toned polarised UV protected rectangle sunglasses, 59% off a stated Rs. 1,795
• Evidence: 4.3 from 689 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The sensible Rs. 700-ish buy
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

If you want the pair that the most people have bought and rated, this is it: 6,881 ratings at 4.4, roughly five times the next-largest sample in the read. Voyage is the second convention on this shelf - nine of its listings in our pull state exactly Rs. 3,000 as their MRP and sell between Rs. 799 and Rs. 1,089, so the Rs. 1,999 club is not the only round number in circulation. This is the cheapest of the nine and the best evidenced. A brown-lens gold-toned round frame is a fashion object rather than a technical one; the listing states UV protection and not polarisation. At Rs. 799 with that many ratings behind it, the risk is about as low as this category gets.

• Selling price: Rs. 799
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 3,000, 73% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 3,000, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Voyage, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 799, Voyage adult brown lens and gold-toned round sunglasses with UV protected lens, 73% off a stated Rs. 3,000
• Evidence: 4.4 from 6,881 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Buy this if you want the crowd's answer
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Two thousand two hundred and ninety-four ratings at 4.4 is the second-strongest piece of evidence on this page, and the stated MRP is the same Rs. 3,000 that eight other Voyage listings state. Against the Rs. 799 Voyage above, you are paying Rs. 191 more for a different shape and a third of the feedback, which is not an obvious trade unless the oval is what you want. It is, though, the last listing in our read that sells for under Rs. 1,000 - 61 of the 71 listings we pulled sit below that line, and this one sits right on it. Above Rs. 1,000 the shelf changes character entirely, as the next chapter shows: the badges shrink, and so does the evidence.

• Selling price: Rs. 990
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 3,000, 67% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 3,000, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Voyage, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 990, Voyage unisex black oval sunglasses with UV protected lens, 67% off a stated Rs. 3,000
• Evidence: 4.4 from 2,294 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The top of the cheap shelf
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

This listing and the next one publish the same name, the same stated MRP of Rs. 1,312, the same stated polarised lens and the identical rating figure - 4.1 from exactly 1,073 ratings - at prices twelve rupees apart. An identical rating count to the digit is the reliable fingerprint of one product listed twice, or of a platform pooling feedback across a style family; Myntra does the latter routinely. Either way, the practical instruction is the same: these 1,073 ratings are one pool, not two independent verdicts, and if you are choosing between the two listings the only thing that separates them is the Rs. 12. Buy this one. Four point one is a middling average, and at Rs. 536 for a stated polarised lens it is a fair rather than remarkable buy.

• Selling price: Rs. 536
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,312, 59% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,312, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Woggles, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 536, Woggles unisex rectangle sunglasses with polarised lens, 59% off a stated Rs. 1,312
• Evidence: 4.1 from 1,073 ratings — the identical count our pull also found on a second Woggles listing, so it is one pool rather than two verdicts
• Buying logic: Of the two identical listings, the cheaper
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

We would not otherwise seat two listings this similar, and we have seated this one purely so the duplicate is visible on the page rather than described in the abstract. Everything published about it matches the listing above - the name, the stated MRP of Rs. 1,312, the polarised claim, the 4.1 average, the 1,073 ratings - and the selling price is Rs. 12 higher, which drops the displayed badge from 59 per cent to 58. Twelve rupees is nothing. The habit is the point: when two listings on the same shelf publish the same rating count to the digit, check both prices before tapping, because the search ranking that put one in front of you had nothing to do with which is cheaper. Neither listing is bad. One is simply Rs. 12 worse.

• Selling price: Rs. 548
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,312, 58% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,312, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Woggles, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 548, Woggles unisex rectangle sunglasses with polarised lens, 58% off a stated Rs. 1,312
• Evidence: 4.1 from 1,073 ratings — the identical count our pull also found on a second Woggles listing, so it is one pool rather than two verdicts
• Buying logic: Do not buy this one - buy the one above it
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Two point six is the lowest average our pull returned from 71 listings, and it is worth seating for that alone, because a shelf where almost everything scores between 4.0 and 4.6 tells you very little. Seven ratings is not a sample and 2.6 from seven could be three unlucky deliveries; treat it as a caution rather than a verdict. What makes it more interesting is the pricing. This is one of the more honest listings on the page - a 30 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 999, nowhere near the shelf's 72 per cent median - and it is also the worst-reviewed. Honest pricing and a good product are separate questions, and this listing is a reminder that a small badge is not a recommendation either. We would not buy it.

• Selling price: Rs. 699
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 30% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 999, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: AUGEN, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 699, AUGEN unisex sunglasses with UV protected lens VI-SG-168-C20, 30% off a stated Rs. 999
• Evidence: 2.6 from 7 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Honest badge, unhappy buyers
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Twenty-six per cent off a stated Rs. 1,200 is one of the most restrained claims in our whole read, and LensKandy makes it three times - here, and on two more listings at Rs. 792 and Rs. 924 against stated MRPs of Rs. 2,990 and Rs. 2,490 with badges of 74 and 63 per cent. So the same label prints a modest number on one listing and a loud one on another, in the same week, on the same shelf. None of the three publishes a single rating. That is the harder problem with this category: 25 of the 71 listings we read have no feedback at all, and at Rs. 891 there is nothing to weigh except the photograph. A clear lens is a fashion choice rather than a sun lens; it will not help with glare.

• Selling price: Rs. 891
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,200, 26% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,200, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: LensKandy, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 891, LensKandy unisex clear lens and green-toned sunglasses, 26% off a stated Rs. 1,200
• Evidence: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Restrained badge, zero evidence
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

MANGO runs its own stores in Indian malls, which means its stated MRP has to agree with a physical price tag a few kilometres away. The badge here is 35 per cent against a stated Rs. 2,090 - less than half the 72 per cent median across our pull, and a fifth of what the loudest listings in the Rs. 1,999 club claim. That is the pattern this page keeps finding, and MANGO is the clearest example of it. The trade-off is the evidence: 58 ratings at 4.3 is thin for a four-figure purchase, and thin evidence is normal at the top of this shelf rather than exceptional. If you want a designed object from a brand you can return to in person, Rs. 1,358 is a defensible price. If you want the most feedback per rupee, the Rs. 799 Voyage has 6,881 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,358
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 2,090, 35% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 2,090, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: MANGO, which has its own retail presence in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 1,358, MANGO women's square sunglasses with UV protected lens, 35% off a stated Rs. 2,090
• Evidence: 4.3 from 58 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Pay for the shop, not the badge
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Forty-two per cent off a stated Rs. 2,499 is a restrained claim by this shelf's standards, and SUNGLASSIC is an eyewear specialist rather than a fashion label borrowing the category. The problem is arithmetic: fifteen ratings. At Rs. 1,452 you are paying nearly twice the Rs. 799 Voyage for one four-hundred-and-fiftieth of the feedback, and the difference in what you get is a named colourway and a hexagon shape. If the shape is the reason, that is a legitimate reason - hexagon frames are genuinely scarce on this shelf and nothing else seated here offers one. If you are buying on confidence, this is the wrong end of the page for it. Four point one from fifteen is not a bad sign; it is simply not a signal at all.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,452
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 2,499, 42% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 2,499, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: SUNGLASSIC, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 1,452, SUNGLASSIC Phantom unisex gun-silver green hexagon sunglasses, 42% off a stated Rs. 2,499
• Evidence: 4.1 from 15 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Buy the shape, or do not buy it
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Thirty rupees off Rs. 1,499. That is the smallest discount claim in our entire read of 71 listings, and against a shelf whose median claim is 72 per cent it is almost startling. A seller printing a 2 per cent badge is telling you the stated MRP is the actual asking price, which is exactly the honesty this page keeps asking for. And then: no rating, no rating count, nothing published by anyone who has bought one. So this card is the page's awkward conclusion. An honest price is necessary and not sufficient, and at Rs. 1,469 with no feedback whatsoever there is nothing here to underwrite the spend. We would rather pay Rs. 799 for the Voyage with 6,881 ratings and accept the noisier badge.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,469
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 1,499, 2% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,499, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Musk Eyewear, which is a marketplace label with no shops of its own
• Key detail: Rs. 1,469, Musk Eyewear unisex black lens and black round sunglasses, 2% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Evidence: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Honest pricing, nothing else to go on
• Read on: myntra.com listing data, 18 September 2026, logged out, India

Fifteen hundred and one rupees is the highest selling price among the 24 listings seated here, and the badge behind it is 37 per cent - again, a brand with real distribution in India claiming roughly half the shelf median. Everything about the pricing is consistent with the pattern this page has been describing. What is missing is the same thing missing from the two cards above it: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing. At the top of this shelf, that is the norm rather than the exception, and it is the most practical finding in the whole read. The cheap end of Myntra's sunglasses shelf has thousands of ratings and fictional MRPs; the expensive end has credible MRPs and almost no ratings. Neither end gives you both.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,501
• Myntra MRP and badge: Rs. 2,399, 37% off displayed
• Stated MRP: Rs. 2,399, outside the shelf's Rs. 1,999 convention
• Brand: Lee Cooper, which has its own retail presence in India, so its stated MRP answers to a price tag
• Key detail: Rs. 1,501, Lee Cooper unisex black lens and black sunglasses, 37% off a stated Rs. 2,399
• Evidence: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Credible price, no feedback - the shelf's pattern
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