Uniqlo India Price List August 2026: Rs. 290 to Rs. 9,990

Rs. 290 is not the cheapest pair of socks in this listing - it is the cheapest anything. Nine products on the entire India storefront sit at this number and nothing sits below it, so the floor of Uniqlo's catalogue is a sock. That is worth knowing before you compare the brand to a marketplace, where a floor of Rs. 99 and a ceiling of Rs. 20,000 are normal on a single shelf. Uniqlo runs a much shorter ladder: fourteen prices from here to Rs. 9,990. This pair carries two customer ratings, which is not a consensus and we are not going to describe it as one. What it is, is a plain crew sock at a price that does not move.

• Price: Rs. 290 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 290, Uniqlo men's socks - the lowest of the fourteen prices in the catalogue
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 290 is a list price shared by 9 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Cotton-blend socks are a year-round buy; the ribbed cuff is what decides whether they stay up.

Eleven products sit on the Rs. 490 rung and this is the one customers have actually rated - 4.9 from fifteen people. Fifteen is a small number and we would not build a recommendation on it alone, but it is the largest count under Rs. 500 in a catalogue where 272 of 357 products carry no rating at all. The garment is a plain cotton boxer brief. The reason to prefer cotton here over the synthetic blends that dominate this price point in India is unglamorous and decisive: cotton absorbs and releases moisture, polyester traps it, and in a Chennai August that is the whole difference between comfortable and not.

• Price: Rs. 490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 490, Uniqlo men's cotton boxer briefs - 4.9 out of 5 from 15 ratings
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 490 is a list price shared by 11 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.9 out of 5 from 15 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Cotton briefs in an Indian summer beat synthetics for one reason: they dry.

Sixty-eight of the 357 products are marked down today and this is the deepest cut of them all: Rs. 1,990 to Rs. 590, seventy per cent. Note where it lands. Rs. 590 is not an arbitrary figure produced by taking 70 per cent off - it is one of the six prices every markdown on this site lands on. Uniqlo did not discount this garment, it moved it down the ladder, and the percentage is the consequence rather than the decision. The pants have six ratings averaging five. Cargo shorts on a school-age child earn their keep because the pockets absorb the things that otherwise end up in a washing machine.

• Price: Rs. 590 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 1,990)
• Key detail: Rs. 590, Uniqlo kids' baggy cargo half pants - was Rs. 1,990, a 70% cut
• Offer: 70% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 1,400
• Ladder: Rs. 1,990 is a list price shared by 39 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 6 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Cargo shorts for a child are the garment most likely to survive a monsoon term.

The Rs. 690 rung holds sixteen products and the babywear clusters here almost entirely - leggings, bodysuits, toddler basics. This is the clearest illustration of what the fourteen-price ladder is actually doing: it is not pricing garments one by one against their cost, it is sorting a catalogue into bands and putting a whole category in one. For a shopper the practical consequence is that comparing two Uniqlo products on price tells you very little, because the price was assigned to the band. Compare on fabric and cut instead. These leggings carry a single rating, which is to say no useful consensus at all.

• Price: Rs. 690 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 690, Uniqlo baby relaxed fit leggings - one of sixteen products on this rung
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 690 is a list price shared by 16 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 1 rating on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Leggings under a bodysuit are the practical answer to an air-conditioned indoors.

Rs. 2,490 down to Rs. 790 is a fall of Rs. 1,700 and the largest rupee drop anywhere under a thousand rupees on this storefront. Thirteen products are currently priced at Rs. 790 and every one of them arrived there by being marked down - Rs. 790 is not a list price on this site at all, which is why it does not appear in the fourteen. That distinction matters when you are deciding whether to wait: a garment sitting at a markdown-only price has already made its move. There is one rating on this listing. What you can judge without customer help is the silhouette, and a frill detail at the shoulder is the kind of thing that dates faster than a plain crew.

• Price: Rs. 790 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 2,490)
• Key detail: Rs. 790, Uniqlo women's frill T-shirt - was Rs. 2,490, a 68% cut
• Offer: 68% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 1,700
• Ladder: Rs. 2,490 is a list price shared by 39 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 1 rating on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A short-sleeve woven top at Rs. 790 is the least risky way to try a new silhouette.

Uniqlo's UT line - licensed graphics, printed on a standard cotton tee - is where most of the markdown activity in this read is concentrated. The list price is Rs. 1,490, the same as a plain Supima crew, and the titles that get cut go to Rs. 990 or Rs. 790 depending on how long the licence has been on the shelf. That is an inventory pattern rather than a sale: a Chibi Maruko-chan print cannot be carried forward to next season the way a plain navy crew can. If you like the character, Rs. 790 is the price this shirt was always going to reach. If you do not, the identical blank costs Rs. 1,490 and will not be marked down.

• Price: Rs. 790 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 1,490)
• Key detail: Rs. 790, Uniqlo MANGA UT Chibi Maruko-chan graphic T-shirt - was Rs. 1,490, 47% off
• Offer: 47% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 700
• Ladder: Rs. 1,490 is a list price shared by 107 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 1 rating on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A printed cotton tee is the one garment where the print, not the fabric, dates it.

Twenty ratings does not sound like much and in this catalogue it is enormous: only ten of 357 products carry ten or more, and this is one of them, at 4.9. It is also one of 24 products whose list price is Rs. 990 - a rung that has become unusual on this site, because most of the things you find at Rs. 990 today got there by being marked down from Rs. 1,490 or Rs. 2,490 rather than by being listed there. This one is not discounted and, on the evidence of the ratings, does not need to be. A mini or cropped tee sits at the waistband, which makes it a layering garment nine months of the year and a standalone one for three.

• Price: Rs. 990 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 990, Uniqlo women's mini T-shirt - 4.9 out of 5 from 20 ratings, no markdown
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 990 is a list price shared by 24 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.9 out of 5 from 20 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A cropped cotton tee is a layering piece; on its own it is a summer garment only.

If you take one number away from this page, make it this one. Thirty-eight of the 68 marked-down products on the India storefront are now priced Rs. 990 - not approximately, exactly. The markdown machinery has one favourite destination and this garment is sitting on it, down from Rs. 1,490 with 4.7 from eighteen ratings behind it, which puts it among the ten best-evidenced products in the catalogue. The practical reading is that Rs. 990 is what a Rs. 1,490 tee costs once Uniqlo decides to move it, so the question is never how big the percentage is - it is whether the garment you want has reached the rung yet.

• Price: Rs. 990 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 1,490)
• Key detail: Rs. 990, Uniqlo boxy cropped T-shirt - was Rs. 1,490, 34% off, 4.7 from 18 ratings
• Offer: 34% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 500
• Ladder: Rs. 1,490 is a list price shared by 107 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.7 out of 5 from 18 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A boxy cut is the safest online buy: it fails loose rather than tight.

This one travelled three rungs: listed at Rs. 2,490, now Rs. 990. Piqué is the waffled knit that gives a polo its texture, and Uniqlo's dry finish is a yarn treatment that moves moisture off the skin rather than holding it - the difference you feel on the ride to work, not in the shop. Two customers have rated it, so there is no consensus to lean on here and we will not pretend otherwise. What the price data does say is unambiguous: a garment that a fortnight ago cost as much as a pair of trousers now costs the same as a plain graphic tee, because the ladder moved it and not because a sale was declared.

• Price: Rs. 990 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 2,490)
• Key detail: Rs. 990, Uniqlo Dry Pique slim fit striped polo shirt - was Rs. 2,490, 60% off
• Offer: 60% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 1,500
• Ladder: Rs. 2,490 is a list price shared by 39 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Piqué in a dry-finish yarn is the polo that survives an Indian office commute.

Fourteen prices, and this is the emptiest of them: five products, against 107 at Rs. 1,490. A pricing ladder with a rung almost nobody stands on tells you the rungs are chosen first and the garments allocated afterwards - if price followed cost, the distribution would be smooth rather than lumpy. For the shopper the useful consequence is that Rs. 1,290 products are odd ones out, usually a category that does not fit the band above or below. These are boxer-cut cotton shorts with a printed finish, which is the loungewear-that-can-answer-the-door category, and one rating is all the customer evidence there is.

• Price: Rs. 1,290 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 1,290, Uniqlo women's cotton boxer easy shorts (print) - one of only five at this price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 1,290 is a list price shared by 5 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 1 rating on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Woven cotton shorts are sleepwear that can leave the house; that is the whole point.

Rs. 1,490 is the centre of gravity of this entire storefront - 107 products, three in every ten, are priced here - and this henley is the best-rated thing standing on it, 4.6 from 39. That count matters more than the average: 272 of 357 products have no ratings at all, so 39 people is, by this catalogue's standards, a crowd. A ribbed knit stretches along the rib and recovers, which is why it flatters a wider range of sizes than a flat jersey and why it is the safer choice when you are buying a long-sleeve without trying it on. The button placket is the detail that keeps it from reading as thermal underwear.

• Price: Rs. 1,490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 1,490, Uniqlo women's ribbed henley neck T-shirt - 4.6 out of 5 from 39 ratings
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 1,490 is a list price shared by 107 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.6 out of 5 from 39 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A ribbed henley is the long-sleeve that works under a jacket without bulking it.

Here is the useful thing about a fourteen-rung ladder: it flattens differences that other retailers charge for. A plain cotton crew, a licensed manga print and this DRY-EX performance tee all cost Rs. 1,490. DRY-EX is Uniqlo's quick-drying knit - a textured polyester that pulls moisture to the surface where it evaporates rather than sitting in the fabric. On a bike commute in an Indian August that is a real difference in comfort, and it costs nothing extra here. Five ratings, averaging 4.8, is not enough evidence to call it well-liked; the fabric argument stands on its own without them.

• Price: Rs. 1,490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 1,490, Uniqlo men's DRY-EX T-shirt - 4.8 from 5 ratings, no markdown
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 1,490 is a list price shared by 107 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.8 out of 5 from 5 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A quick-dry synthetic tee is the correct garment for an Indian summer commute.

Set this beside the manga tee earlier on this page and the licensing economics show themselves. Both are UT graphics on the same Rs. 1,490 blank; that one is down to Rs. 790 and this one has not moved. The difference is not fabric or make, it is how long the licence stays wanted. A Pokemon print has a decade of demand behind it; a seasonal manga tie-in has a window. If you are buying UT for the graphic, the practical rule from this data is that evergreen licences will cost you the full Rs. 1,490 and seasonal ones are worth waiting on, because the ladder will collect them at Rs. 990 or Rs. 790 soon enough.

• Price: Rs. 1,490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 1,490, Uniqlo Pokemon UT graphic T-shirt - 5 from 3 ratings, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 1,490 is a list price shared by 107 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 3 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A graphic tee is bought for the print; the blank underneath is the same either way.

Sixty ratings at 4.7 makes this the most-reviewed product in the entire India catalogue, and it is also marked down from Rs. 2,990 to Rs. 1,990 - one full rung. Both facts point the same way. Jeans are the category where Uniqlo's Japanese denim supply chain does its most visible work, and a straight leg is the cut least exposed to a trend cycle: it was correct in 2005 and it will be correct in 2035. Sixty people is still a modest sample in absolute terms, but against a catalogue where three-quarters of products have no rating at all, it is the closest thing to a verdict this storefront offers.

• Price: Rs. 1,990 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 2,990)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,990, Uniqlo men's straight jeans - was Rs. 2,990, 33% off, 4.7 from 60 ratings
• Offer: 33% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 1,000
• Ladder: Rs. 2,990 is a list price shared by 50 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.7 out of 5 from 60 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Straight-leg denim is the cut that outlives every other cut in a wardrobe.

Twenty per cent is the smallest reduction on this page and it is worth understanding why: this is still a one-rung move, from Rs. 2,490 to Rs. 1,990, and the rungs at the middle of the ladder are only Rs. 500 apart. At the bottom, a one-rung move from Rs. 1,490 to Rs. 990 is 34 per cent for the same Rs. 500. The percentage is an artefact of where on the ladder the garment sits, which is exactly why the ladder is the thing to read and not the badge. Thirteen customers rate this blouse 4.8. Satin here means a woven finish rather than a fibre claim, and the listing does not name the fibre.

• Price: Rs. 1,990 (Uniqlo's own earlier list price Rs. 2,490)
• Key detail: Rs. 1,990, Uniqlo women's satin blouse - was Rs. 2,490, 20% off, 4.8 from 13 ratings
• Offer: 20% off Uniqlo's list price, which is Rs. 500
• Ladder: Rs. 2,490 is a list price shared by 39 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.8 out of 5 from 13 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: Satin is the fabric that photographs well and creases in a bag; plan accordingly.

Thirty-five ratings at 4.9, and no discount - which in a catalogue where 68 products are currently being moved down the ladder is itself a signal. Uniqlo's 3D knit is made on a whole-garment machine that knits the body and sleeves as one piece, so there are no shoulder seams to bunch or rub under a jacket. That is a genuine construction difference rather than a marketing word, and it is the reason this sweater costs Rs. 2,490 while a jersey top costs Rs. 990. A skipper collar is the open V-into-collar shape, which reads smarter than a crew without needing to be buttoned.

• Price: Rs. 2,490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 2,490, Uniqlo women's 3D knit skipper polo sweater - 4.9 from 35 ratings, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 2,490 is a list price shared by 39 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.9 out of 5 from 35 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A 3D knit is seamless at the shoulder, which is why it does not bunch under a coat.

A shoulder bag has almost nothing in common with a knitted polo in materials, manufacture or cost - and it costs exactly the same, Rs. 2,490, because that is a rung. This is the clearest evidence on the page that the fourteen prices are a system applied across the whole catalogue rather than a coincidence of apparel pricing. Uniqlo's round mini shoulder bag became a genuine phenomenon a few years ago on the strength of how much it swallows for its size; this utility model is the larger, plainer relative. Three ratings is not evidence of anything, and we are reporting the price system rather than the bag's reputation.

• Price: Rs. 2,490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 2,490, Uniqlo utility shoulder bag - 5 from 3 ratings, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 2,490 is a list price shared by 39 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 3 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A crossbody with a wide strap carries more comfortably than a narrow one.

Fifty products carry the Rs. 2,990 list price, making it the second-busiest rung after Rs. 1,490, and most of what stands on it is trousers. Uniqlo's Smart Easy Pants are the garment that made the brand's reputation with office workers: cut like tailored trousers, built with an elasticated waist and a soft, crease-resistant fabric, so they read formal and behave like tracksuit bottoms. Five ratings at 4.8 is a thin sample. The reason to consider them has less to do with customer consensus than with the specific problem they solve, which is sitting down for nine hours in something that still looks pressed at six.

• Price: Rs. 2,990 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 2,990, Uniqlo women's Smart Easy Pants - 4.8 from 5 ratings, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 2,990 is a list price shared by 50 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.8 out of 5 from 5 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: An elasticated 'smart' trouser is the one that survives a nine-hour desk day.

Twenty-seven ratings at 4.9 makes this one of the ten best-evidenced products on the India site, and it sits on the Rs. 3,490 rung with 25 others - the band where denim and technical trousers live. Geared Pants use a stretch woven with articulated knees, which is the sort of construction usually reserved for outdoor brands charging three times as much; the point of them is that you can climb a flight of stairs or sit cross-legged without the fabric fighting you. At full price with no markdown, they are also a reminder that the products with the strongest ratings on this storefront are rarely the ones being moved down the ladder.

• Price: Rs. 3,490 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 3,490, Uniqlo men's Geared Pants - 4.9 from 27 ratings, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 3,490 is a list price shared by 25 of the 357 products
• Rating: 4.9 out of 5 from 27 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A technical stretch trouser is the answer to a commute that involves stairs.

Nine products stand on Rs. 3,990, which puts it among the emptiest rungs on the ladder, and what is here is a mix - a padded kids' parka, a fleece jacket, this backpack. The pattern from the cheaper end holds: the busy rungs hold whole categories, the thin rungs hold whatever did not fit the band above or below. One customer has rated the bag, which tells you nothing, so judge it on the specification and on the return window. For a daily-carry bag the two things that matter are strap width, because a narrow strap concentrates the load on a nerve, and whether the laptop sleeve is suspended off the base.

• Price: Rs. 3,990 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 3,990, Uniqlo utility backpack - 5 from 1 rating, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 3,990 is a list price shared by 9 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 1 rating on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A backpack lives or dies on the strap width and the laptop sleeve, not the litres.

Thirteen products carry Rs. 4,990 and nearly all of them are outerwear - blousons, short jackets, coveralls, a denim trucker. This is where the ladder changes what it is selling. Five ratings, all five stars, is a sample too small to lean on; what you can rely on is the category logic. A blouson is a hip-length jacket with an elasticated hem, which makes it a wind layer rather than an insulating one: correct for a Delhi November evening or a Bangalore monsoon, not for anything colder, where you would want the padded or fleece-lined versions that sit one rung up at Rs. 5,990.

• Price: Rs. 4,990 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 4,990, Uniqlo zip up blouson - 5 out of 5 from 5 ratings, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 4,990 is a list price shared by 13 of the 357 products
• Rating: 5 out of 5 from 5 ratings on Uniqlo's own listing
• Buying logic: A blouson is a Delhi-November jacket: windproof, not warm on its own.

Every one of the nine products at Rs. 5,990 has no rating at all, and neither does the single Rs. 9,990 product. That is the clearest pattern in the ratings data on this page: customer evidence concentrates at the bottom of the ladder and vanishes at the top, because far fewer people buy at Rs. 5,990 and fewer still come back to write about it. So no pill renders on this card. Uniqlo's tailored jackets are cut in stretch fabrics with unstructured shoulders, which is what makes the difference between a blazer you wear and one that hangs in a wardrobe, but nothing on the listing evidences the fit.

• Price: Rs. 5,990 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 5,990, Uniqlo women's tailored jacket - no rating published, at list price
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 5,990 is a list price shared by 9 of the 357 products
• Rating: Uniqlo publishes none for this product
• Buying logic: A tailored jacket in a stretch fabric is the one you can actually wear to work.

One product occupies the top rung and this is it. The whole catalogue spans Rs. 290 to Rs. 9,990 - a factor of 34, where an Indian marketplace shelf routinely spans a factor of two hundred within a single category. That narrowness is the real characteristic of shopping here: you are choosing between fourteen prices, not haggling with a badge. A trench coat is honestly a hard sell in most Indian climates, useful for a northern winter or a monsoon commute and decorative elsewhere, and with no rating published there is no customer evidence to weigh against that. At the ceiling of the ladder, judge it on the climate you live in.

• Price: Rs. 9,990 - Uniqlo publishes no MRP for it
• Key detail: Rs. 9,990, Uniqlo trench coat - the only product at this price, no rating published
• Offer: none today - listed at its standard price
• Ladder: Rs. 9,990 is a list price shared by 1 of the 357 products
• Rating: Uniqlo publishes none for this product
• Buying logic: A trench is a rain-and-wind coat; in most of India it is a February garment at best.