Three listings on Myntra's men's knitwear and outerwear pages advertise under 35% off. They are also the ones with 12,876 and 8,648 people behind them — while the tile shouting 83% has 135.
We read Myntra's own men's sweater and jacket listing pages on 6 November 2026 and set every discount badge against the rating count printed under it. Three of the 64 tiles badge below 35%, and all three are Decathlon. They also hold 12,876 and 8,648 ratings — the two biggest pools on the shelf — while the tile advertising 83% off holds 135.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on November 6, 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.
Decathlon badges 13%, 19% and 32% on a shelf whose median is 65% — and holds 12,876 and 8,648 ratings doing it. A V-Mart bomber badges 3% and publishes nothing at all.
Rs. 1,149 — Decathlon, badged 32%
Why it earned its spot the most-rated listing of all 64 tiles, and one of only three badged under 35%.
Rs. 849 — Decathlon, badged 19%
Why it earned its spot the second-largest rating pool on the shelf, under the second-shallowest badge.
Rs. 699 — Decathlon, badged 13%
Why it earned its spot the shallowest badge on the shelf that still has a real rating pool behind it.
Rs. 1,742 — V-Mart, badged 3%
Why it earned its spot the single shallowest badge of all 64 tiles, with nothing published behind it.
The deepest badge in the read rests on the thinnest pool, the dearest tile carries the lowest star average, and the only sub-50% badge outside Decathlon belongs to the one high-street name on the shelf.
Rs. 1,437 — House of Pataudi, badged 83%
Why it earned its spot the biggest discount claim in the read, resting on 135 ratings.
Rs. 1,460 — Thomas Scott, badged 75%
Why it earned its spot the second-largest stated MRP in the read, with seven times the evidence of the first.
Rs. 641 — Roadster, badged 68%
Why it earned its spot the highest price on the page, carrying this read's lowest star average.
Rs. 691 — Roadster, badged 69%
Why it earned its spot the only non-Decathlon tile in the read badged under 50%.
Two bombers at Rs. 585 and Rs. 586 publish an identical set of numbers. Two pullovers Rs. 240 apart share 262 ratings and advertise 54% and 66%.
Rs. 585 — Mast & Harbour, badged 77%
Why it earned its spot the cheapest tile seated here, and half of this read's closest duplicate pair.
Rs. 586 — Mast & Harbour, badged 77%
Why it earned its spot the second half of the pair, and the clearest duplicate in the read.
Rs. 919 — glitchez, badged 54%
Why it earned its spot the dearer half of a pair whose two badges differ by twelve points on one pool.
Rs. 679 — glitchez, badged 66%
Why it earned its spot the cheaper half of the pair, with identical evidence behind it.
Six tiles between Rs. 614 and Rs. 939 whose rating counts are not shared with anything else in the read — including 9,336 ratings at Rs. 691 and 3,902 at Rs. 640.
Rs. 661 — Moda Rapido, badged 56%
Why it earned its spot one listing that the read returned three separate times at the same price.
Rs. 614 — KARAMKAR, badged 59%
Why it earned its spot the second-cheapest seated tile, and a reminder the shelf mixes garment types.
Rs. 718 — KVETOO, badged 71%
Why it earned its spot the best-evidenced pullover under Rs. 750 in the read.
Rs. 1,539 — H&M, badged 45%
Why it earned its spot a well-rated cable knit under Rs. 650, on an independent pool.
Rs. 1,840 — Blaq Ash, badged 63%
Why it earned its spot the most-rated listing on this shelf that is not a Decathlon tile.
Rs. 1,579 — ATELIER REBEL, badged 70%
Why it earned its spot the fourth-largest rating pool in the read, at the cheap end of it.
Rs. 868 — FUTSE PENO, badged 76%
Why it earned its spot the cheapest padded jacket in the read with a four-figure rating pool.
Rs. 1,579 badged 70%, Rs. 868 badged 76%, Rs. 1,649 badged 50% — and 23 of the full 64 tiles in the same position.
Rs. 939 — Roadster, badged 72%
Why it earned its spot the dearest of the three seated listings with nothing published behind them.
Rs. 640 — FTX, badged 73%
Why it earned its spot an unrated tile whose identical twin elsewhere in the read rates 2.0.
Rs. 1,649 — StyleCast, badged 50%
Why it earned its spot the shallowest badge among the unrated tiles, and the dearest of them.
Myntra runs card offers, coupon codes and app-only promotions that change by day and by basket, and this read was made logged out, so no bank discount is included in any price here. Read the rating count before the badge — on this shelf the two deepest-evidenced listings advertise 19% and 32%, and the loudest claim on the page has 135 ratings. Look for a repeated rating count on a nearby tile: four groups in this read share one pool across several listings, and where they differ only in price the cheaper one carries identical evidence. Check what the garment actually is — /men-sweaters returns vests, cardigans, zip-throughs and pullovers in one grid, and one tile seated here is sleeveless. Treat an unrated tile as unrated, not as new: 23 of the 64 publish nothing, and one of them has an identical twin elsewhere in the read carrying 2.0 stars. And read the returns and exchange window before ordering a size, which is the one thing a price page genuinely cannot help with.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Decathlon Forclaz MT50 — Rs. 1,149, badged 32%, and 12,876 ratings | Rs. 1,149 | Rs. 1,699 | 32% |
| Decathlon Quechua MH100 black — Rs. 849, badged 19%, 8,648 ratings | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,049 | 19% |
| Decathlon Quechua MH100 brown — Rs. 699, badged 13%, the shallowest real badge | Rs. 699 | Rs. 799 | 13% |
| V-Mart bomber — Rs. 1,742 against Rs. 1,799, a 3% badge and no rating | Rs. 1,742 | Rs. 1,799 | 3% |
| House of Pataudi wrap — Rs. 1,437 against a stated Rs. 8,299, 83%, 135 ratings | Rs. 1,437 | Rs. 8,299 | 83% |
| Thomas Scott cable knit — Rs. 1,460 against Rs. 5,799, badged 75% | Rs. 1,460 | Rs. 5,799 | 75% |
| Blaq Ash suede jacket — Rs. 1,840, the dearest tile, and 3.4 stars | Rs. 641 | Rs. 1,999 | 68% |
| H&M bomber — Rs. 1,539, badged 45%, the shallowest non-Decathlon badge | Rs. 691 | Rs. 2,199 | 69% |
| Mast & Harbour bomber — Rs. 585, one of a pair one rupee apart | Rs. 585 | Rs. 2,499 | 77% |
| Mast & Harbour bomber — Rs. 586, the same 1,666-rating pool | Rs. 586 | Rs. 2,499 | 77% |
| glitchez pullover — Rs. 919, badged 54%, on a shared 262-rating pool | Rs. 919 | Rs. 1,999 | 54% |
| glitchez pullover — Rs. 679, badged 66%, the same 262 ratings | Rs. 679 | Rs. 1,999 | 66% |
| Moda Rapido Nehru jacket — Rs. 661, badged 56%, 283 ratings | Rs. 661 | Rs. 1,499 | 56% |
| KARAMKAR sweater vest — Rs. 614, badged 59%, 441 ratings | Rs. 614 | Rs. 1,499 | 59% |
| KVETOO half-zip pullover — Rs. 718, badged 71%, 1,337 ratings | Rs. 718 | Rs. 2,499 | 71% |
| Roadster acrylic cable knit — Rs. 641, badged 68%, 2,476 ratings | Rs. 1,539 | Rs. 2,799 | 45% |
| Roadster colourblocked pullover — Rs. 691, and 9,336 ratings | Rs. 1,840 | Rs. 4,999 | 63% |
| FTX windcheater bomber — Rs. 640, badged 73%, 3,902 ratings | Rs. 1,579 | Rs. 5,299 | 70% |
| Roadster hooded padded jacket — Rs. 939, badged 72%, 1,626 ratings | Rs. 868 | Rs. 3,600 | 76% |
| ATELIER REBEL bomber — Rs. 1,579, badged 70%, no rating published | Rs. 939 | Rs. 3,299 | 72% |
| FUTSE PENO bomber — Rs. 868, badged 76%, no rating published | Rs. 640 | Rs. 2,330 | 73% |
| StyleCast denim jacket — Rs. 1,649, badged 50%, no rating published | Rs. 1,649 | Rs. 3,299 | 50% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, badge, star average and rating count was read from myntra.com's own window.__myx listing JSON on /men-sweaters and /men-jackets, 6 November 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. 64 tiles were returned; 22 are seated. Every brand count, median and range quoted is computed over the full 64 unless the text names the seated 22.
The organising question on this page is how much published evidence sits under each discount claim. On this read the two largest rating pools, 12,876 and 8,648, sit on the two shallowest badges, 32% and 19%; the deepest badge, 83%, sits on 135 ratings. Every tile below prints its rating count beside its badge so the two can be read together rather than one at a time.
Myntra shares a rating pool across a style family, so one count can sit on several listings at different prices. This read found two Mast & Harbour bombers one rupee apart on one 1,666-rating pool, two glitchez pullovers Rs. 240 apart on one 262-rating pool, three identical Moda Rapido tiles and two identical KARAMKAR ones. Both halves of the first two pairs are seated so the duplication is visible, and the rest are named in the text.
Badges here run from 3% to 83% on garments selling between Rs. 509 and Rs. 2,064, and the two move almost independently. Two glitchez pullovers on one stated MRP badge 54% and 66% purely on selling price. Setting a reference price above the selling price is an ordinary retail practice and nothing here alleges that any stated MRP is false. The narrow, checkable point is that the badge measures the gap to a reference price each seller sets for itself, so it cannot be compared across brands.
This is a price and listing read and nothing else. No garment was handled. Warmth, fit, sizing, fabric weight, wool or acrylic content, pilling, stitching and shrinkage are not assessed anywhere on this page, and "pure cotton", "acrylic", "quick dry", "breathable" and "pashmina" are the listings' own printed words, reproduced rather than verified.
On a read of myntra.com's own /men-sweaters and /men-jackets listing pages on 6 November 2026, the 64 tiles returned ran from Rs. 509 to Rs. 2,064, with a median selling price of Rs. 862. The 22 listings seated on this page run Rs. 585 to Rs. 1,840. Badges ran from 3% to 83%, with a median of 65%. Those are Myntra's own published figures, read logged out from India, with nothing bought. Myntra reprices with its own promotions and card offers, and no bank discount is included in any figure here, so treat these as one morning's snapshot rather than a standing price list.
Because the badge measures the gap to a reference price each seller sets for itself, not a price anyone was recently charged. Setting a reference price above the selling price is an ordinary retail practice and nothing here alleges that any stated MRP is false. This read shows how unevenly those reference prices are set: House of Pataudi states Rs. 8,299 on a wrap selling at Rs. 1,437 and badges 83%, while Decathlon states Rs. 1,049 on a jacket selling at Rs. 849 and badges 19%. The two sell Rs. 588 apart and their badges are 64 points apart. Within a single brand it moves on price alone: two glitchez pullovers share one stated Rs. 1,999 and badge 54% and 66%. Sort by price, then read the rating count.
On this read, the two Decathlon jackets — 12,876 ratings on the Forclaz MT50 at Rs. 1,149 and 8,648 on the Quechua MH100 at Rs. 849. Both are among the three shallowest-badged listings of all 64, at 32% and 19%. The next largest pools are 9,336 ratings on a Roadster pullover at Rs. 691 and 3,902 on an FTX bomber at Rs. 640, both badged near the shelf median. At the other end, 23 of the 64 tiles publish no rating count at all, including every StyleCast and every ATELIER REBEL listing the read returned. A rating count measures how many people rated a style, not how good the garment is, and nothing here was worn.
Because Myntra pools ratings across a style family, so one count can sit on several listings at different prices. This read found it four times: two Mast & Harbour bombers at Rs. 585 and Rs. 586 both showing 1,666 ratings; two glitchez pullovers at Rs. 919 and Rs. 679 both showing 262; three identical Moda Rapido Nehru jackets at Rs. 661 all showing 283; and two KARAMKAR vests at Rs. 614 both showing 441. The consequence is that a review count is not evidence about the specific listing, colour or price in front of you. The practical check is to look for an identical count on a nearby tile before trusting the number — and where two pooled tiles differ only in price, the cheaper one carries exactly the same evidence.
This page cannot answer that, and says so plainly: nothing on it was worn, washed, weighed or handled. Warmth, fit, sizing, fabric weight, wool or acrylic content, pilling and shrinkage are not assessed anywhere here, and words like "pure cotton", "acrylic" and "pashmina" are the listings' own, reproduced rather than verified. What the read can tell you is which cheap tiles have published evidence behind them: at the under-Rs. 700 end, an FTX bomber at Rs. 640 carries 3,902 ratings and a Roadster pullover at Rs. 691 carries 9,336, while a FUTSE PENO bomber at Rs. 868 carries none and its identical twin elsewhere in the read carries 2.0 stars from 33. Check the returns and exchange window before ordering a size, which is the one thing a price page genuinely cannot help with.





















