Tata CLiQ Menswear: The Discount Belongs to the House, Not the Shirt

Raymond is the oldest name in Indian formalwear and its group - Raymond, Park Avenue, Parx and ColorPlus - carries a median discount of 55 per cent across 21 listings here, the deepest of the three conglomerates on this shelf. This blazer is the group at full stretch: Rs. 4,800 against a stated Rs. 11,999, a regular-fit checked jacket in the fabric Raymond built its reputation on. No rating is published for it, which is true of 134 of the 256 listings we read and worth knowing before you treat any single seat here as validated. What we can say is structural: at Rs. 4,800 this undercuts the Arvind house's cheapest seated blazer by Rs. 1,651 and Tommy Hilfiger's by Rs. 4,155, and the gap is not a garment difference.

• Price: Rs. 4,800 (stated MRP Rs. 11,999)
• Key detail: 60% off - the deepest badge in the Raymond house, on its most expensive seated piece
• Discount: 60% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 7,199
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: The house's deepest cut
• Buying logic: Formal blazer, deepest house rate

One thousand and twelve rupees. Set that against the Louis Philippe striped cotton shirt in chapter three at Rs. 1,714 and the Van Heusen texture shirt at Rs. 3,328, and you have the shelf's central fact: these are comparable garments in comparable fabrics from comparable heritage brands, and the price gap is a function of which conglomerate sets the sticker. Raymond's median listing price across 21 rows is Rs. 1,122 against ABFRL's Rs. 1,859 and Arvind's Rs. 3,499. The 4.3-star rating here rests on three ratings, which is not evidence of anything and is printed only because we print every count we have. Slim fit runs closer to the body than Indian regular fit typically does; check the size guide rather than assuming.

• Price: Rs. 1,012 (stated MRP Rs. 2,199)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,012 for a Raymond cotton shirt - the house's median price is Rs. 1,122
• Discount: 54% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,187
• Rating: 4.3 stars on 3 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: The house rate, in a shirt
• Buying logic: Cheapest heritage-brand shirt on the shelf

Formal trousers at Rs. 1,128 from Raymond's Park Avenue line, flat-front and regular fit, holding 4.3 stars. The rating count is seven. We are seating this as the best-evidenced piece in the chapter and that sentence should be read as a criticism of the shelf rather than praise for the trouser: across 256 listings only 122 carry any rating at all, and the counts that exist are overwhelmingly in single digits. Flat front rather than pleated is the detail worth noting - it sits flatter under a shirt and reads more modern, and it is the harder of the two to find at this price. Park Avenue's seven listings here run 52 to 59 per cent off, a tight band that is characteristic of a house rate rather than a set of individual pricing decisions.

• Price: Rs. 1,128 (stated MRP Rs. 2,399)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,128 - the best-evidenced piece in this chapter, on 7 ratings
• Discount: 53% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,271
• Rating: 4.3 stars on 7 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Best evidenced in the chapter
• Buying logic: Office trousers under Rs. 1,200

Three thousand eight hundred and seventy-two rupees buys a super-slim-fit checked blazer here. Arvind Fashions' median listing price across its 37 rows on this shelf is Rs. 3,499 - which is to say, the median Arvind item, of any kind, costs about what this entire tailored jacket does. That is the clearest way we can put the house effect. Super slim fit is a genuinely narrow cut and the least forgiving one on this page; if you are between sizes or unsure, Park Avenue's regular fit lines are the safer order. No rating is published. Raymond group tailoring at this price is the reason this chapter comes first, and the reason we would tell anyone shopping formalwear on Tata CLiQ to filter by these four brands before looking anywhere else.

• Price: Rs. 3,872 (stated MRP Rs. 8,799)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,872 - a formal blazer at Rs. 45 under the Arvind house's median listing price
• Discount: 56% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 4,927
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: Formal tailoring, Raymond price
• Buying logic: Tailored jacket, minimum outlay

Fifty-nine per cent off, Rs. 1,082, four stars. Two ratings. We have printed the count beside the score on every seat on this page and this is the one where doing so matters most, because a 4.0 built from two opinions carries no information whatsoever - two people liking a trouser is not a finding. It is also, on this shelf, entirely normal: of the 122 listings that carry any rating, the great majority sit in single digits. As a garment this is a Park Avenue regular-fit checked trouser at the house rate, functionally interchangeable with the flat-front pair three seats up at Rs. 46 more, and the sensible way to choose between them is the cut and the colour rather than the star score. The 59 per cent is the Raymond house rate doing what it does on every listing in this chapter.

• Price: Rs. 1,082 (stated MRP Rs. 2,639)
• Key detail: 59% off - and a 4.0 rating that rests on just two ratings
• Discount: 59% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,557
• Rating: 4.0 stars on 2 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Two ratings, printed as two
• Buying logic: Seated as evidence about ratings

Arvind Fashions runs a median 47 per cent across 37 listings - between Raymond's 55 and ABFRL's 38 - but its median listing price, Rs. 3,499, is nearly double the other two houses'. That combination is the Arvind signature on this shelf: a deeper badge than ABFRL on considerably dearer stock. This navy texture blazer at Rs. 3,149 is the cheapest of Arrow's four blazer listings and undercuts the Park Avenue in chapter one by Rs. 723, which is the honest cross-house comparison for anyone weighing the two. Its 4.5 stars come from two ratings and should be disregarded. Slim fit through the chest and shoulder; Arrow's cut runs closer than Raymond's does, which is a fitting-room fact rather than a listing claim, and ours rather than the seller's.

• Price: Rs. 3,149 (stated MRP Rs. 6,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,149 - the cheapest Arrow blazer in the pull, against Rs. 4,499 and Rs. 3,999 siblings
• Discount: 55% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 3,850
• Rating: 4.5 stars on 2 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Cheapest Arvind blazer
• Buying logic: Slim-cut blazer, Arvind house

Rs. 3,599, stated MRP Rs. 7,999, 55 per cent off. Now the same three numbers again, for a nylon pin-striped jacket, a terylene chevron jacket, a red polyester jacket, a beige nylon jacket and a second grey nylon one. Six listings, six fabrics, one price. That is not six pricing decisions; it is a line priced as a line, and it is the clearest evidence on this page that what you are shopping is a house rate rather than a garment valuation. Choose on the fabric and the colour, because nothing else varies. Nylon is the most weather-resistant of the six and terylene the most formal. None of the six publishes a rating except the chevron, which has one. Arrow New York is Arvind's more fashion-forward Arrow sub-label, sold alongside the parent brand on the same shelf.

• Price: Rs. 3,599 (stated MRP Rs. 7,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,599 - one of six Arrow New York jackets at this exact price and exact sticker
• Discount: 55% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 4,400
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: One of six identical prices
• Buying logic: Light jacket, pick the fabric

Every man buying a formal shirt eventually looks at a plain blue cotton one, which makes it the best cross-house yardstick this shelf offers. Arvind prices it at Rs. 1,199. Raymond's comparable striped cotton shirt is Rs. 1,012, Van Heusen's checked cotton slim fit is Rs. 1,179, Louis Philippe's striped navy is Rs. 1,714, and Thomas Scott's checked shirt in chapter four is Rs. 659. Five houses, one garment, a 2.6x spread. The exact 50 per cent here, against a round Rs. 2,399, is the arithmetic we flag throughout this page: a stated MRP set to produce a badge rather than a price anyone was charged. The 3.8-star score rests on five ratings and is the lowest in this chapter; with a sample that small we would not weight it against the others.

• Price: Rs. 1,199 (stated MRP Rs. 2,399)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,199 - a plain blue cotton shirt at exactly half a stated Rs. 2,399
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,200
• Rating: 3.8 stars on 5 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Exactly half
• Buying logic: The cross-house yardstick shirt

A thousand and seven rupees, 4.4 stars, twenty-one ratings. That last number is why this seat is here: across the 87 listings belonging to the three conglomerates, no other single listing carries a double-digit rating count above eleven. Twenty-one is still a small sample by any absolute standard, but on this shelf it is the closest thing to evidence available. AD by Arvind is the group's value line, and its badge behaves accordingly - 37 per cent here against Arrow's 50 to 55, which inverts the usual assumption that cheaper lines discount harder. The stated Rs. 1,599 is close enough to the Rs. 1,007 selling price to be a plausible retail figure, and on the logic this page has applied throughout, that shallow badge is a mark in the listing's favour rather than against it.

• Price: Rs. 1,007 (stated MRP Rs. 1,599)
• Key detail: 4.4 stars on 21 ratings - the largest sample in the three-house section
• Discount: 37% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 592
• Rating: 4.4 stars on 21 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Best sample in the houses
• Buying logic: Best-evidenced house shirt

Four point six is the best score anywhere in our read, and it comes from nine ratings on a Rs. 1,121 pair of slim-fit grey trousers. We are printing both numbers with equal prominence because the second one qualifies the first substantially: nine people is a hint, not a verdict, and a single dissatisfied buyer would move this score by nearly half a star. What is more interesting structurally is the 37 per cent badge, identical to the AD by Arvind shirt above it and typical of the sub-brand across all six of its listings here, which range 15 to 50 per cent with four of them clustered at 37. Grey slim-fit trousers are the most-worn item in most Indian office wardrobes; at Rs. 1,121 this is the cheapest one on this page from a group brand.

• Price: Rs. 1,121 (stated MRP Rs. 1,780)
• Key detail: 4.6 stars - the highest score anywhere in this read, on 9 ratings
• Discount: 37% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 659
• Rating: 4.6 stars on 9 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Highest score in the read
• Buying logic: Office trousers, best-scoring seat

Louis Philippe positions itself at the top of Aditya Birla Fashion's formal ladder, and this navy striped cotton slim-fit shirt at Rs. 1,714 is where that positioning lands in rupees. The Raymond striped cotton slim-fit shirt in chapter one is Rs. 1,012. Seventy per cent more money, and the ABFRL house median badge is 38 per cent against Raymond's 55, so you are also getting a shallower discount on the higher price. Whether Louis Philippe's fabric, finish and fit justify the gap is a judgement we cannot make - no rating is published on this listing, we have not handled either shirt, and both descriptions say 'cotton' and stop. What the data supports is only this: the gap tracks the parent company at least as closely as it tracks anything visible in the garment.

• Price: Rs. 1,714 (stated MRP Rs. 3,499)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,714 - Rs. 702 more than the comparable Raymond shirt, at 3 points less discount
• Discount: 51% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,785
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: The ABFRL premium, shown
• Buying logic: Premium formal, if the brand matters

Easy-to-iron and wrinkle-free finishes are chemical treatments applied to the cotton, and unlike most apparel marketing they do a measurable thing: the shirt comes out of a suitcase or a wash wearable. For anyone who travels or who irons their own shirts, it is worth more than a fit name. Rs. 1,474 at 41 per cent off is the ABFRL house rate almost exactly - the group's median across 29 listings is 38. The five-star rating comes from five ratings and means nothing; we print it because we print every count. The honest comparison is against the Van Heusen checked shirt two seats down at Rs. 1,179 with the same 41 per cent badge, where the Rs. 295 difference buys the treatment and the higher-tier label.

• Price: Rs. 1,474 (stated MRP Rs. 2,499)
• Key detail: 41% off - the ABFRL house rate, on a shirt whose 5.0 rests on 5 ratings
• Discount: 41% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,025
• Rating: 5.0 stars on 5 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: The house rate exactly
• Buying logic: Travel and self-ironing

Eleven hundred and seventy-nine rupees for a slim-fit checked cotton shirt from Van Heusen, at the house's standard 41 per cent, holding 4.2 stars across ten ratings. Ten is the largest sample in this chapter and still small; treat it as mildly reassuring rather than conclusive. Van Heusen sits a rung below Louis Philippe inside Aditya Birla Fashion, and the Rs. 535 gap to the Louis Philippe striped shirt above is the price of that rung. What makes this seat worth the space is the next one: the same brand, on the same shelf, on the same afternoon, sells a shirt for Rs. 3,328. Nothing about the ABFRL house rate explains a 2.8x spread inside one label, which is where the neat structural story on this page starts fraying, and we would rather show that than tidy it.

• Price: Rs. 1,179 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,179 at the house's 41% - and Rs. 2,149 below the Van Heusen two seats down
• Discount: 41% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 820
• Rating: 4.2 stars on 10 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Best value in the house
• Buying logic: Cheapest ABFRL shirt seated

Twenty-one per cent, on a Rs. 3,328 shirt, from the brand selling a Rs. 1,179 shirt four rows earlier. This is the shallowest badge among the 87 listings the three houses account for, and it does not fit the tidy house-rate story the rest of this chapter tells. Two readings are available and we cannot distinguish them from the data: either this is a genuinely premium line within Van Heusen carrying a fabric and construction the Rs. 1,179 shirt does not, or the stated Rs. 4,213 is simply closer to a real price than most stickers on this shelf and the shirt is priced accordingly. The listing says 'cotton regular fit texture' and no more, and publishes no rating. We are seating it to show the exception rather than to recommend it, and the honest advice is that Rs. 3,328 for a shirt needs more justification than this listing offers.

• Price: Rs. 3,328 (stated MRP Rs. 4,213)
• Key detail: 21% off - the shallowest badge among the three houses, on a Rs. 3,328 shirt
• Discount: 21% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 885
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: The shallowest house badge
• Buying logic: Seated as the exception

Three and a half stars from eleven buyers is not a disaster, but it is the weakest score on this page attached to a sample big enough to mean anything, and it belongs to the most premium formal label in the ABFRL stable at Rs. 1,651. We seat it because a page that only prints good ratings is not reporting, it is selecting. Louis Philippe's regular-fit trousers at this price compete directly with the Park Avenue flat-front pair at Rs. 1,128 with 4.3 from seven ratings, and on the evidence available - thin on both sides - the cheaper trouser is scoring better. The 41 per cent badge is the ABFRL house rate. If the Louis Philippe label matters to you, the shirt two seats up is the better expression of it than this.

• Price: Rs. 1,651 (stated MRP Rs. 2,799)
• Key detail: 3.5 stars on 11 ratings - the lowest-scoring seat with a double-digit sample
• Discount: 41% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,148
• Rating: 3.5 stars on 11 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Lowest score with a real sample
• Buying logic: Seated for the honest score

Across 256 listings, this is the one product enough people have bought and rated for the score to mean something: 4.0 stars on 374 ratings, at Rs. 919. Every other seat on this page rests on double or single digits. Slim-fit cotton chinos are the most versatile trouser in a modern wardrobe - office-acceptable in most Indian workplaces, wearable at a weekend - and Rs. 919 is less than the cheapest formal trouser from any of the three conglomerate houses. The 69 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 2,999 is the shelf's usual sticker arithmetic and we would not read the Rs. 2,080 as a saving. Thomas Scott is an independent Indian label without a conglomerate behind it, and its seven listings run a median 76 per cent off, deeper than any house on this page. Buy it as a well-reviewed Rs. 919 chino.

• Price: Rs. 919 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Key detail: 374 ratings - by far the largest evidence base in the entire 256-listing read
• Discount: 69% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,080
• Rating: 4.0 stars on 374 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Most-rated item in the read
• Buying logic: Best-evidenced buy on the page

Ninety ratings at 4.2, for Rs. 799. On a shelf whose median listing price is Rs. 1,819 and whose typical rating count is a single digit, that combination is not close to being matched by anything from the three houses. Loose fit is the deliberate choice here - a relaxed cotton casual shirt worn untucked, which is a different garment from the slim formal shirts filling the chapters above and should not be compared to them on price alone. What it can be compared on is evidence, and the comparison is not flattering to the conglomerates: their best sample anywhere is 21 ratings. The 73 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 2,999 is the same sticker convention as the chino above, and the same convention applies to every Thomas Scott listing in the pull.

• Price: Rs. 799 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 799 at 4.2 stars on 90 ratings - the best score-to-price ratio in the read
• Discount: 73% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,200
• Rating: 4.2 stars on 90 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Best score per rupee
• Buying logic: Casual cotton, strongest evidence

Six hundred and fifty-nine rupees for a slim-fit checked shirt with 4.0 stars from 53 buyers. Set that against the Arrow blue cotton shirt at Rs. 1,199 on five ratings, the Louis Philippe striped shirt at Rs. 1,714 with no rating at all, and the Tommy Hilfiger checked shirt at Rs. 3,599, also unrated. On price and on evidence this is the strongest shirt seat on the page, and the only honest caveats are the ones we cannot test: we have not handled the fabric, and Thomas Scott does not carry the tailoring reputation or the service presence of a Raymond or an Arvind label. The 78 per cent against Rs. 2,999 is a sticker, not a saving - no Thomas Scott shirt in our pull was ever priced anywhere near Rs. 2,999. Judge it as a Rs. 659 shirt that fifty-three people rated four stars.

• Price: Rs. 659 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 659 - the cheapest seat on this page, 78% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Discount: 78% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,340
• Rating: 4.0 stars on 53 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Cheapest seat on the page
• Buying logic: Lowest price, real ratings

Rare Rabbit is a Bengaluru label that built its following on fabric and cut rather than on a mill heritage, and it prices accordingly: eleven listings here at a median 41 per cent off and a median Rs. 2,300, well above Raymond's house and roughly level with ABFRL's. This grey regular-fit solid shirt at Rs. 1,898 carries 4.4 stars on 26 ratings, the largest sample of any shirt on this page above Rs. 1,500 and comfortably better evidenced than the Louis Philippe or Van Heusen seats it competes with. The exact 50 per cent off a round Rs. 3,799 is the usual arithmetic. If the reason you are on this shelf is that you want a shirt that does not look like office uniform, this is the seat the evidence supports.

• Price: Rs. 1,898 (stated MRP Rs. 3,799)
• Key detail: 4.4 on 26 ratings - the second-largest sample here, at exactly half a stated Rs. 3,799
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,901
• Rating: 4.4 stars on 26 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: The design-led independent
• Buying logic: Design-led, best evidence in its band

Five TAHVO blazers in this pull carry exactly Rs. 3,917 against exactly Rs. 7,995 - a blue, a green, a purple melange linen, a pink melange linen and a pink. The line-priced-as-a-line pattern is not a conglomerate habit, then; it is simply how apparel gets priced when the unit of decision is a collection rather than a garment. TAHVO is an independent Indian blazer specialist with thirteen listings here at a median 50 per cent. Against the Park Avenue at Rs. 3,872 and the Arrow at Rs. 3,149 this is the dearest of the three comparable blazers on this page, and the two linen options are the interesting ones - linen is the right blazer fabric for an Indian August and neither conglomerate offers it here. One TAHVO listing carries a 1.0 rating from two ratings, which we mention because we would want to know.

• Price: Rs. 3,917 (stated MRP Rs. 7,995)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,917 - one of five TAHVO blazers at this identical price and sticker
• Discount: 51% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 4,078
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: Five blazers, one price
• Buying logic: Linen blazer options, independent

Four Sojanya kurta sets with jackets appear in this pull at exactly Rs. 2,555 against exactly Rs. 7,299, differing only in colour and print - maroon, pink, light green and a self-pattern green. Sojanya's fifteen listings run a median 60 per cent, the deepest of any brand here except Thomas Scott. A kurta, churidar or pyjama and a jacket for Rs. 2,555 is a complete festive outfit at roughly what one conglomerate formal shirt costs, and with Raksha Bandhan and the wedding season both in view it is the most seasonally useful seat on this page. No rating is published on any of the four. The 65 per cent badge against Rs. 7,299 should be read as the shelf convention it is; what is worth weighing is the Rs. 2,555, which is genuinely low for a three-piece set.

• Price: Rs. 2,555 (stated MRP Rs. 7,299)
• Key detail: Rs. 2,555 for a three-piece kurta set - one of four Sojanya sets at this exact price
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 4,744
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: Ethnic, priced as a line
• Buying logic: Festive three-piece, lowest outlay

Eight thousand nine hundred and fifty-five rupees, exactly half of Rs. 17,909, which is the kind of arithmetic that tells you the sticker was derived from the price rather than the other way round. Tommy Hilfiger's eight listings here run 40 to 50 per cent off at a median Rs. 5,332 - by far the highest median price of any brand in the pull. As a navy cotton regular-fit blazer this competes with the Arrow at Rs. 3,149, the Park Avenue at Rs. 3,872 and the TAHVO at Rs. 3,917, and it costs between 2.3 and 2.8 times all of them. No rating is published on any of the eight Tommy Hilfiger listings, so there is no evidence available on this shelf about whether the garment justifies the gap. What you are certainly buying is a global label with a resale and recognition value the Indian houses do not carry.

• Price: Rs. 8,955 (stated MRP Rs. 17,909)
• Key detail: Rs. 8,955 - the dearest seat on this page, at exactly half a stated Rs. 17,909
• Discount: 50% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 8,954
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: Dearest seat on the page
• Buying logic: Global label, top of the shelf

A checked cotton shirt at Rs. 3,599 and a checked cotton shirt at Rs. 659, from the same four search queries on the same afternoon. That is a 5.5x spread on one garment type, and it is the widest single comparison this page contains. We are not suggesting the two shirts are the same: brand, fabric weight, construction and finish plausibly differ, and Tommy Hilfiger's 40 per cent badge is shallower than Thomas Scott's 78, which on the pattern this page has followed throughout is a mark in its favour. But no rating is published on this listing while the Thomas Scott carries 53, so the shelf offers no evidence at all that the extra Rs. 2,940 buys a better shirt - only that it buys a different label. Decide which of those you are shopping for before you compare percentages.

• Price: Rs. 3,599 (stated MRP Rs. 5,999)
• Key detail: Rs. 3,599 for a checked shirt - five times the Thomas Scott at Rs. 659
• Discount: 40% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,400
• Rating: none published - this listing carries no rating, as 134 of the 256 in our pull do not
• Role: The 5x shirt
• Buying logic: Label-led, no evidence attached

Nine Levi's listings, every one discounted between 45 and 55 per cent - a ten-point band, tighter than Raymond's, Arvind's or ABFRL's, and evidence that a house rate is a pricing choice available to anyone rather than a conglomerate phenomenon. This camp shirt at Rs. 1,327 has a boxy relaxed cut and a revere collar, which is a summer-holiday garment rather than an office one, and its 4.3 rating rests on three ratings. Against the Thomas Scott casual shirt at Rs. 799 on ninety ratings it costs Rs. 528 more with a fraction of the evidence. Against the Van Heusen checked formal shirt at Rs. 1,179 it is a different occasion entirely. Levi's on this shelf is priced squarely between the Indian independents and the premium global labels, which is roughly where it sits everywhere.

• Price: Rs. 1,327 (stated MRP Rs. 2,949)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,327 - Levi's nine listings all sit between 45 and 55% off
• Discount: 55% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,622
• Rating: 4.3 stars on 3 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Consistent band, global name
• Buying logic: Casual summer shirt, known brand

Four and a half stars on forty-seven ratings, at Rs. 1,334, from adidas. On a shelf where the three Indian conglomerates cannot muster a rating sample above 21 across 87 listings, a global sportswear brand with 47 ratings on a Rs. 1,334 jacket is the strongest single seat in this chapter by some distance. The 71 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 4,599 is the deepest on this page outside Thomas Scott, and adidas prices four of its six listings here against that same Rs. 4,599 sticker, which tells you the number is a line-level convention rather than a per-garment price. A slim-fit striped track jacket is not formalwear and does not compete with anything in chapters one to three; it competes with the other adidas seat below, and on evidence it wins.

• Price: Rs. 1,334 (stated MRP Rs. 4,599)
• Key detail: 71% off - the deepest badge outside Thomas Scott, on 47 ratings at 4.5
• Discount: 71% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 3,265
• Rating: 4.5 stars on 47 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Deepest badge outside Thomas Scott
• Buying logic: Track jacket, best evidence per rupee

Four point eight is a very high score and nine is a very small number, and we end this page on that pairing deliberately, because it is the shape of almost every rating on this shelf. Rs. 1,840 buys a black logo-printed slim-fit track jacket against the same Rs. 4,599 sticker adidas applies across most of its listings here, at 60 per cent off. Against the striped jacket four hundred rupees cheaper with forty-seven ratings, the sensible read is that the cheaper one is better evidenced and the dearer one is better scored, and that neither difference is large enough to decide on. Choose the one you would wear. That has been the honest conclusion of most comparisons on this page: once you know which house sets the rate, and once you have read the rating count rather than the star, what is left is taste.

• Price: Rs. 1,840 (stated MRP Rs. 4,599)
• Key detail: 4.8 stars - the highest score in the read after the AD by Arvind trousers
• Discount: 60% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,759
• Rating: 4.8 stars on 9 Tata CLiQ ratings, read August 4, 2026
• Role: Highest global-brand score
• Buying logic: Logo track jacket, choose on looks