Nykaa Fashion Men's Price November 2026: 152 Listings, 45 Badge Values

There are 152 menswear listings on this Nykaa Fashion shelf and 45 different discount percentages between them. Fourteen of those 45 appear exactly once. U.S. POLO ASSN. alone uses ten different badges across sixteen listings, and WROGN uses ten across fourteen.

That is the opposite of how most Indian shelves behave. Read on 13 November 2026, prices run Rs. 425 to Rs. 12,190 — and not one of the 152 listings carries a rating.

115 distinct selling prices and 56 distinct stated MRPs produce 45 distinct badges. The median badge is 41% and the median price Rs. 1,227.

Nykaa Fashion publishes no review data on any of these tiles. No star average, no rating count, on all 152. That is not a mark against the clothes — it means the only published signal here is the price and the percentage beside it.

Most Indian shelves run a handful of house margins across a whole catalogue. Tata CLiQ's sunglasses shelf put 65 listings on nine badge values; boAt's own store put nine different badges behind a single Rs. 1,099 price.

Here the badge moves almost listing by listing. 45 values across 152 products works out at about 3.4 listings per badge, and a third of the values are used only once or twice.

Neither pattern is better for a shopper, and neither is improper. They just mean different things: a shelf with nine badges is telling you about house margins, and a shelf with 45 is telling you almost nothing you can generalise from.

U.S. POLO ASSN. prices sixteen listings at ten different percentages, from 8% to 43%, inside a narrow band of Rs. 828 to Rs. 2,010. WROGN does the same thing: ten badges across fourteen listings between 31% and 52%.

So within a single brand on this shelf, the badge is not a guide to anything. Two U.S. Polo shirts a few hundred rupees apart can show 8% and 43%.

Snitch has the widest spread of all relative to its size — eight listings carrying 6%, 15%, 25%, 32% and 50%.

All nine Rare Rabbit listings badge exactly 40%. The selling prices differ — Rs. 2,040, Rs. 2,100, Rs. 2,280 and Rs. 2,400 — and so do the stated MRPs, but the ratio between them never moves.

That is a single house margin applied across a range, which is the pattern that dominates most other shelves and is almost absent from this one. The Indian Garage Co comes closest behind it, with four badge values across twelve listings.

The shallowest badge in the read is 5%, on a The Souled Store cotton linen shirt at Rs. 1,900 against Rs. 1,999. The steepest is 72%, which appears twice — on a MANIAC T-shirt at Rs. 1,042 against Rs. 3,719 and on a pair of Off Limits running shoes at Rs. 1,540 against Rs. 5,499.

Those two 72% listings cost Rs. 1,042 and Rs. 1,540; the 5% shirt costs Rs. 1,900. Across this shelf the badge and the price are only loosely related, which is what 45 distinct values looks like in practice.

The dearest listing is a Diesel shirt at Rs. 12,190 against a stated MRP of Rs. 22,500, badging 46% — roughly the shelf median, at nearly ten times the shelf median price.

• Do not compare badges within a brand here. U.S. POLO ASSN. shows ten different percentages across sixteen listings and WROGN ten across fourteen.
• Rs. 1,227 is the median price. That is the more useful anchor than the 41% median badge, because the badge is doing so little work on this shelf.
• A 5% badge is not necessarily a worse deal than a 72%. The 5% listing here costs Rs. 1,900 and one of the 72% listings costs Rs. 1,042.
• Rare Rabbit is the one brand where the badge is predictable — 40% on all nine of its listings, so the price alone tells you the whole picture.
• Expect no reviews at all. None of the 152 listings publishes a star average or a rating count, so cross-check fit and fabric elsewhere before buying.
• Check the same garment on another site. With no ratings and a badge that varies listing by listing, a second price is the only cross-reference this shelf gives you.