Tata CLiQ Hair Accessory Price November 2026: 106 of 142 Under Rs. 700

One hundred and forty-two hair clips, bands and scrunchies, read from Tata CLiQ’s own search on 11 November 2026, come from just five brands. One hundred and nineteen of them — 84% — are Accessorize London. Another twenty are Aditi Wasan. The remaining three listings are one Choko pair, one Aldo and one GUBB.

Prices run Rs. 235 to Rs. 1,677 with a median of Rs. 576, and 106 of the 142 cost under Rs. 700. Badges run 20% to 70%, median 60%, with nothing above 70% anywhere on the shelf.

Accessorize London is not just the largest brand here, it is very nearly the only one. Its 119 listings carry the entire price range of the shelf from Rs. 235 to Rs. 1,677 and the entire useful badge range from 40% to 70%, so comparing across brands on this shelf is barely possible: for most price points there is nothing else to compare against.

This describes what three searches returned at two pages of depth on one day, not Tata CLiQ’s whole catalogue. A different query, a deeper page or a category browse may well surface brands that these searches did not, and nothing here suggests Tata CLiQ stocks only five. What it does mean is practical: a shopper searching these obvious terms is, in effect, shopping one brand’s range.

The two single-listing outliers are worth noting because they sit at opposite ends of the badge. GUBB’s bow hair clips are the least discounted thing on the shelf at 20% — Rs. 296 against a stated MRP of Rs. 370, a multiple of only 1.25 — and Aldo’s embellished hair band pair is the most at 70%, Rs. 1,190 against Rs. 3,999.

All twenty Aditi Wasan listings are titled “Printed Head Bands Pack of 2”. All twenty are badged at exactly 65%. Between them they use two prices and two stated MRPs, and nothing else.

Nine listings at Rs. 245 against Rs. 699, eleven at Rs. 280 against Rs. 799, and that is the whole of it. Several colours appear twice — Off White, Orange, Green, Tan, White and Multicolor each have two separate listings, sometimes at both prices.

This is listing multiplication, and it is entirely ordinary. Retailers list each colourway separately so that each can be searched, photographed and stocked on its own, and no wrongdoing by Tata CLiQ or Aditi Wasan is alleged or implied. The consequence for a shopper is just that a results page showing twenty Aditi Wasan headbands is showing one product, and the apparent breadth of the shelf is narrower than the count suggests.

We did not open any product page, so nothing here establishes that the twenty are the same article in different prints, and no such claim is made — only that they share a title pattern, a badge, two prices and two reference prices.

One hundred and thirty-five of the 142 listings publish no star average and no rating count. The seven that do are backed by single figures — three votes, one vote, one vote. A 1.0 from one person and a 3.7 from three people are not measurements of anything, and they should not be read as a verdict on the product; they are the entire customer-feedback record of this shelf.

That is worth knowing before comparing this shelf with a marketplace. On a large marketplace a hair clip listing routinely carries hundreds or thousands of ratings, which is a usable tiebreaker between two similar items at the same price. Here there is no tiebreaker at all, and price is the only published signal.

The median stated MRP on this shelf is 2.50 times the selling price and the highest anywhere on it is 3.36 times. Only six of the 142 reach three times. That is unusually disciplined for a fashion accessory shelf, and it is why no badge here exceeds 70%.

The contrast with an AJIO jacket shelf read on the same day is stark: there, sixty of 213 listings stated an MRP at three times the price or more, eighteen at five times or more, and the top multiple was 9.09, producing badges up to 89%. Neither pattern is improper — a maximum retail price is a ceiling the seller is entitled to set above what it charges, and different houses set it differently. But it does mean a 60% badge on this Tata CLiQ shelf and an 85% badge on that AJIO shelf are not describing comparable things, and the smaller number here sits on the more conservative reference price.

Forty-six of the 142 listings sit on just seven exact prices. Ten are at Rs. 280 and nine at Rs. 245 — those are the Aditi Wasan headbands. The rest are Accessorize London price points, which cluster because the badge is applied to a small set of round stated MRPs rather than computed per item.