Forty-four listings read on one morning. Forty-two of them cost less than Rs. 1,000, three of them cost exactly Rs. 450, and the discount badge tells you only what number the seller chose to print above the price.
We read forty-four sunglasses listings on myntra.com on 14 September 2026, and the prices turned out to be the boring part: forty-two of the forty-four cost less than Rs. 1,000, with a median of Rs. 518. The interesting number is the one printed above the price. MRPs on this shelf run from Rs. 399 to Rs. 3,999, so three pairs that all sell at exactly Rs. 450 display badges of 85, 55 and 55 percent. One brand sells pairs a rupee apart at 84 percent off and 29 percent off. Sort by discount here and you are sorting by list price.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on September 14, 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 listings between Rs. 450 and Rs. 499. The prices are within Rs. 49 of one another; the MRPs behind them run Rs. 999 to Rs. 3,090.
Rs. 450 marked 85% off, because the MRP behind it is Rs. 3,090.
Why it earned its spot The deepest discount in the read, seated next to two identical prices.
Rs. 450 again — 55% off, on a Rs. 999 MRP.
Why it earned its spot The control for the card above: identical money, different arithmetic.
The third pair at exactly Rs. 450, also badged 55%.
Why it earned its spot Three pairs, one price, two completely different percentages.
Rs. 499 for polarised lenses — and the same listing also sells at Rs. 546.
Why it earned its spot Seated because it appears twice in the read at two prices and one rating pool.
Rs. 499 for a blue-lens wayfarer, badged 50% off Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot A clean round-number MRP, which on this shelf is unusual enough to note.
Seven listings under Rs. 400, including the three HAYDEN haiza pairs at Rs. 316, Rs. 317 and Rs. 371 — badged 84%, 29% and 63%.
Rs. 301, the cheapest pair here, with 1,450 ratings at 4.4 stars.
Why it earned its spot The lowest price in the read and the fifth-largest rating sample in it.
Rs. 316 for a cateye, marked 84% off a Rs. 1,999 MRP.
Why it earned its spot The first of three HAYDEN haiza pairs, which together break the badge.
Rs. 317 from the same brand — and the badge collapses to 29%.
Why it earned its spot The single cleanest demonstration on this page that the badge is not the price.
Rs. 315 with a 21% badge — the least-inflated MRP down here.
Why it earned its spot Cheapest-but-one, and it gets there without a four-figure list price.
Rs. 371 for the oval, 63% off Rs. 999 — the middle of three badges.
Why it earned its spot Completes the HAYDEN set: 84%, 29% and 63% across Rs. 55 of price.
Rs. 344 against a Rs. 1,799 list price — 81% off, on 43 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Seated to show what an 81% badge looks like when the evidence is thin.
Rs. 342 and 79% off — and 2.96 stars from 52 ratings.
Why it earned its spot Seated deliberately: the page would be dishonest without it.
Every listing in this chapter carries at least 186 ratings, and four of them carry more than 800 — including the largest sample in the read.
Rs. 699 with 2,655 ratings behind it — the largest sample in the read.
Why it earned its spot No other listing here comes close on sample size.
Rs. 699 for polarised Lenskart house-brand frames, 4.5 stars from 1,687.
Why it earned its spot The second-largest sample here, on the best average of any well-rated pair.
Rs. 811 from the same label, 4.4 stars from 1,024 ratings.
Why it earned its spot A third listing against the same Rs. 1,999 MRP, at a third price.
Rs. 396 for a wayfarer, 4.4 stars from 872 ratings.
Why it earned its spot A four-figure sample at a sub-Rs.-400 price, which is rare here.
Rs. 475 from a mainstream label, 939 ratings at 4.0 stars.
Why it earned its spot Seated because most of this shelf is sellers no reader has heard of.
Rs. 741 with a Rs. 2,650 MRP behind it and 186 ratings.
Why it earned its spot The house label that returned three near-identical tiles at one price.
Two listings show no discount at all; one shows no rating at all; one is the dearest pair in the read on twelve ratings.
Rs. 799 at 0% off — with 1,646 ratings at 4.5 stars.
Why it earned its spot The card that makes the rest of the page make sense.
Rs. 999 against a Rs. 999 MRP — five stars, from eight people.
Why it earned its spot The other honestly-priced tile, and a lesson in reading counts.
Rs. 909 for a wayfarer, 35% off — and no rating published.
Why it earned its spot Near the top of the price range with nothing behind it.
Rs. 1,496 — more than twice the median, on twelve ratings.
Why it earned its spot The top of the price range, and the thinnest sample at the top.
First: never sort this category by discount. On this read the deepest badge and the third-cheapest pair were Rs. 149 apart in price and 0 points apart in usefulness. Second: divide the MRP by the price before you believe it — twenty-four of these forty-four listings print a list price at least three times what they charge, and the two that print no discount at all sit in the same Rs. 300 to Rs. 1,000 band as everything else. Third: read the rating count in full, not the stars. A 5.0 from eight people and a 4.5 from 1,646 are not the same claim, and both appear on this page. Fourth: check whether the same frame appears twice — one pair here came back at Rs. 499 and Rs. 546 with an identical 1,049-rating pool, so the cheaper tile was simply the cheaper tile. The same arithmetic runs across the accessories aisle: our Myntra watch price read found 36 of 80 listings showing no discount at all.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ted Smith, Rs. 450 | Rs. 450 | Rs. Rs. 3,090 | 85%% |
| KOPEK, Rs. 450 | Rs. 450 | Rs. Rs. 999 | 55%% |
| SPADEACES, Rs. 450 | Rs. 450 | Rs. Rs. 999 | 55%% |
| Woggles polarised | Rs. 499 | Rs. Rs. 1,312 | 62%% |
| HASHTAG wayfarer | Rs. 499 | Rs. Rs. 999 | 50%% |
| FUNGLASSES, Rs. 301 | Rs. 301 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 85%% |
| HAYDEN cateye, Rs. 316 | Rs. 316 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 84%% |
| HAYDEN square, Rs. 317 | Rs. 317 | Rs. Rs. 449 | 29%% |
| KRILLEN cateye, Rs. 315 | Rs. 315 | Rs. Rs. 399 | 21%% |
| HAYDEN oval, Rs. 371 | Rs. 371 | Rs. Rs. 999 | 63%% |
| Artrue square | Rs. 344 | Rs. Rs. 1,799 | 81%% |
| Jiebo aviator, Rs. 342 | Rs. 342 | Rs. Rs. 1,599 | 79%% |
| ROYAL SON, Rs. 699, 2 | Rs. 699 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 65%% |
| Vincent Chase polarised | Rs. 699 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 65%% |
| Vincent Chase | Rs. 811 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 59%% |
| LEGEND wayfarer | Rs. 396 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 80%% |
| Provogue | Rs. 475 | Rs. Rs. 1,999 | 76%% |
| HRX | Rs. 741 | Rs. Rs. 2,650 | 72%% |
| H&M oval, Rs. 799 | Rs. 799 | Rs. Rs. 799 | 0%% |
| SALTY, Rs. 999 | Rs. 999 | Rs. Rs. 999 | 0%% |
| HAMILTANO WINSTON | Rs. 909 | Rs. Rs. 1,399 | 35%% |
| SAM & MARSHALL, Rs. 1,496 | Rs. 1,496 | Rs. Rs. 2,500 | 40%% |
Forty-two of the forty-four pairs in this read sell for under Rs. 1,000, and the median is Rs. 518 — a genuinely narrow band. The MRPs printed behind them are not narrow at all: they run from Rs. 399 to Rs. 3,999, a ten-fold spread across a shelf whose prices barely move. That gap is the whole story of this page. Three separate pairs sell at exactly Rs. 450 and display 85 percent, 55 percent and 55 percent, because the first one has a Rs. 3,090 list price behind it and the other two have Rs. 999.
HAYDEN haiza returned three pairs in this read and we seated all three, because together they make the point better than any comparison across brands could. The cateye at Rs. 316 shows 84 percent off a Rs. 1,999 MRP. The square at Rs. 317 — one rupee more expensive — shows 29 percent off a Rs. 449 MRP. The oval at Rs. 371 shows 63 percent off Rs. 999. Same brand, same shelf, same morning: the badges are 55 points apart and the prices are within Rs. 55 of each other.
Twenty-four of the forty-four listings we read — a clear majority — print a maximum retail price at least three times what the pair actually sells for. That is not an accusation against Myntra or any brand; an MRP is a list price a seller is entitled to set, and eyewear has always been priced that way. It does mean a percentage on this shelf tells you about the printing decision rather than about the deal, which is why no pair on this page is recommended on the strength of its badge.
H&M's oval frame sells at Rs. 799 against a Rs. 799 MRP and SALTY's rectangle at Rs. 999 against Rs. 999 — zero percent, twice. The H&M is worth dwelling on: 4.5 stars from 1,646 ratings makes it one of the six best-evidenced listings in the entire read, and it sits inside the same Rs. 300 to Rs. 1,000 band as everything carrying an 80 percent badge. A shelf where the honestly-priced pair costs the same as the heavily-badged one is a shelf where the badge is not information.
Only 34 of the 44 listings here publish a rating at all, and the samples are wildly uneven: 2,655 ratings on the ROYAL SON at one end, eight on the SALTY and twelve on the dearest pair at the other. We print a star pill only where the count is large enough to mean something and we say the number in words on every card. We also check for pooling: Woggles' Rectangle Polarised pair came back twice in this read, at Rs. 499 and Rs. 546, both displaying exactly 1,049 ratings — one sample, two tiles, two prices.
Of the forty-four listings we read on 14 September 2026, the cheapest was Rs. 301 — a FUNGLASSES rectangle frame with 4.4 stars from 1,450 ratings, which is unusual for the bottom of this shelf, where most listings carry either a thin sample or none at all. Below Rs. 400 we also read a HAYDEN haiza cateye at Rs. 316 with 1,530 ratings and a KRILLEN SHADES cateye at Rs. 315 with 819. Twenty-two of the forty-four pairs cost under Rs. 500. Prices change daily, so the live listing is authoritative.
They are real percentages of the MRP printed on the listing, which is not the same as a saving. The clearest evidence on this read is that three separate pairs sell at exactly Rs. 450 and display 85 percent, 55 percent and 55 percent — the first prints a Rs. 3,090 list price behind it, the other two print Rs. 999. Twenty-four of the forty-four listings we read carry an MRP at least three times the selling price. Compare selling prices with each other and treat the percentage as a description of the MRP.
Because the discount is calculated per listing from whatever MRP that listing prints, and brands do not print one MRP across their range. HAYDEN haiza returned three pairs in this read: a cateye at Rs. 316 showing 84 percent off Rs. 1,999, a square at Rs. 317 showing 29 percent off Rs. 449, and an oval at Rs. 371 showing 63 percent off Rs. 999. The prices span Rs. 55; the badges span 55 points. The best-rated of the three is the one with the smallest percentage.
Yes, and they are worth knowing about. Two of the forty-four listings we read showed no discount at all: an H&M oval frame at Rs. 799 against a Rs. 799 MRP, and a SALTY rectangle at Rs. 999 against Rs. 999. The H&M is the more interesting of the two because it carries 4.5 stars from 1,646 ratings — the third-largest sample in the whole read — and it sits in the same price band as the pairs carrying 85 percent badges. On this shelf the unbadged listing is not the expensive one.
Read the count before the stars, and check it for repeats. Only 34 of the 44 listings in this read published a rating at all, and the samples ranged from 2,655 ratings on a ROYAL SON pair down to eight on a listing displaying a perfect 5.0. We also found pooling: one Woggles polarised frame appeared twice, at Rs. 499 and Rs. 546, both showing exactly 1,049 ratings — one sample behind two tiles. The single lowest average in the read was 2.96 stars from 52 ratings, on a listing carrying a 79 percent badge, which is the combination worth watching for.





















