Thermal Wear Price: Myntra vs AJIO, September 2026 Compared

We read every thermal listing both sites would show a logged-out visitor in India on 14 September 2026 — 83 on myntra.com and 86 on ajio.com — and the interesting differences are not in what these garments cost.

The median selling price is Rs. 679 at Myntra and Rs. 621 at AJIO, which on a Rs. 650 vest is a rounding error. The median discount badge is 26 percent at Myntra and 46 percent at AJIO, which is not. And the two shelves handle the extremes in opposite ways: Myntra has fifteen listings marked at zero percent off — nine of them Jockey, which is every Jockey listing it showed us — while AJIO has not a single one.

The largest gap is in evidence. Myntra published a star rating and a rating count on 64 of its 83 listings, several in four figures. AJIO published neither on any of its 86. Not one.

Decathlon is the control experiment on this shelf. Its Wedze BL100 men's thermal top sells at Rs. 699 against a Rs. 999 MRP with a 30 percent badge on both sites, and its women's BL100 at Rs. 549 against Rs. 999 at 45 percent on both. Same price, same list price, same badge, two retailers.

Then the same brand shows how the badge gets made. Its BL500 women's thermal is Rs. 999 on both sites — and the MRP printed above it is Rs. 1,299 at Myntra and Rs. 2,199 at AJIO. The badges that result are 23 percent and 55 percent for an identical garment at an identical price. If you were sorting either shelf by discount, you would reach two different conclusions about the same trousers.

Levi's does something similar across three listings. Its thermal bottom carries a Rs. 949 MRP on both sites, and sells at Rs. 588 on Myntra with a 38 percent badge, at Rs. 674 on AJIO with 29 percent, and at Rs. 949 on a second Myntra listing with no badge at all. One list price, three prices, two sites.

The Lux group is the biggest presence on either shelf — nine listings at Myntra and thirty-three at AJIO — and at first glance it looks like the clearest case of one site discounting harder than the other. It is not.

What actually differs is which sub-brand each site stocks. Lux Cozi, Lux Cottswool and Lux Parker on Myntra badge between 5 and 15 percent. LUX COTT'S WOOL on AJIO badges exactly 5 percent on all six of its listings — the same shallow policy, on the same sub-brand, on the other site. The 45 percent median comes from LUX INFERNO, a line with twenty-seven listings at AJIO and none in our Myntra read at all.

The real prices land close together: a Lux garment costs a median of Rs. 1,077 at Myntra and Rs. 813 at AJIO, and the AJIO figure is lower mostly because Inferno sells vests and tops where Myntra's Cozi listings are mostly full sets. Dollar tells the same story more sharply: one listing on Myntra at Rs. 669 with no badge, eleven on AJIO at a median Rs. 664 with a median 52 percent badge. Five rupees apart in money, fifty-two points apart in presentation.

AJIO starts lower and stops sooner. Its cheapest listing is a SAMVAR boys' ribbed thermal set at Rs. 198, badged 87 percent off a Rs. 1,509 MRP, and its dearest is an XYXX set at Rs. 1,303. Myntra runs from Rs. 354 to Rs. 2,117, the top end being fleece-lined thermal denim that AJIO does not stock.

The number worth holding on to is the third row of the table below. The cheapest Myntra listing with a four-figure rating sample is a Jockey camisole at Rs. 479 with no discount at all and 4,780 ratings. It costs Rs. 281 more than AJIO's cheapest set and Rs. 125 more than Myntra's own cheapest garment, and it is the only one of the three you can check anyone's opinion of.

• Compare the price, never the badge. The same Decathlon BL500 is Rs. 999 on both sites with badges of 23 and 55 percent, because the two MRPs printed above it are Rs. 1,299 and Rs. 2,199.
• Go to Myntra if you want reviews. It rated 64 of 83 listings, some with 4,000 to 7,000 ratings. AJIO rated none of 86, which on a garment you cannot feel before buying is the single biggest difference between these two shelves.
• Go to AJIO for the cheap end. Its floor is Rs. 198 against Myntra's Rs. 354, and its median is Rs. 58 lower. Above roughly Rs. 1,300 it has nothing at all.
• Know that Jockey never discounts. All nine Jockey listings on Myntra sell at exactly their MRP. There is nothing to wait for, and four of the nine carry four-figure rating samples averaging 4.5 stars.
• Search the product name on both. One Levi's thermal bottom with one Rs. 949 MRP sold at Rs. 588, Rs. 674 and Rs. 949 across three listings on two sites on the same morning.