Uniqlo India prices its whole catalogue on twelve rungs ending in 90. A discount here is simply a move to the next rung down.
We read 105 Uniqlo India listings from the retailer's own product data on 27 October 2026 and found the whole catalogue sitting on twelve prices. Every one of them ends in 90: Rs. 490, 690, 990, 1,490, 1,990, 2,490, 2,990, 3,490, 3,990, 4,990, 5,990 and 9,990. Twenty listings share Rs. 1,990. Seventy-two of the 105 carry no struck-through price at all, and where there is one it is another rung on the same ladder - which is why seven unrelated listings all moved Rs. 1,490 to Rs. 990 and all show 34%. The badge is arithmetic, not an offer.
Every price below was pulled from Uniqlo on October 27, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Uniqlo coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
The four cheapest rungs, and the markdown that seven separate listings make: Rs. 1,490 down to Rs. 990, badged 34% every single time. Including three graphic tees from three different collections that are identical on every number Uniqlo publishes.
Rs. 490 — no struck-through price shown — no rating published
Why it earned its spot nothing in this read costs less, which makes it the floor of a ladder every other pick on this page is standing on.
Rs. 490, down from Rs. 690, badged 29% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the cheapest markdown in the read and the simplest possible version of how a Uniqlo discount works: the price moves one step down a fixed ladder.
Rs. 990 — no struck-through price shown — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it sets up the busiest markdown on the shelf by showing what the destination rung costs when nothing has moved.
Rs. 990, down from Rs. 1,490, badged 34% — 3 ratings
Why it earned its spot seven listings make precisely this move, more than any other, so it is the clearest single example of the ladder in action.
Rs. 990, down from Rs. 1,490, badged 34% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the second of the seven and shows the badge is fixed by the ladder rather than by the item.
Rs. 990, down from Rs. 1,490, badged 34% — 1 ratings
Why it earned its spot three consecutive identical cards is the point at which the ladder stops looking like coincidence and starts looking like the pricing system it is.
Rs. 1,490, down from Rs. 1,990, badged 25% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the next move up the ladder and the only one on this page that lands on a round percentage, which is itself an accident of the arithmetic.
Rs. 1,490 — no struck-through price shown — no rating published
Why it earned its spot seventeen listings charge exactly this, which makes it the destination rung for pick 07 and a full price in its own right for sixteen others.
Rs. 1,990 — no struck-through price shown — 1 ratings
Why it earned its spot twenty of the 105 listings sit on this one figure, which is more than any other rung and nearly a fifth of the read.
Rs. 2,490 to Rs. 3,490, where the deepest discount in the read (43%, from skipping a rung) and the shallowest (14%, from the smallest gap) sit four cards apart - and where two listings at an identical Rs. 2,990 differ only in whether one of them shows a struck-through price.
Rs. 1,990, down from Rs. 3,490, badged 43% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the deepest discount in the entire read and it is deep for one reason only: the price skipped a rung.
Rs. 2,490 — no struck-through price shown — 1 ratings
Why it earned its spot it is the middle rung of the ladder and a useful place to say plainly what the star column on this shelf is worth.
Rs. 2,490, down from Rs. 3,490, badged 29% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it produces the same percentage as the cheapest markdown in the read from a price five times higher, which is the ladder's arithmetic laid bare.
Rs. 2,990 — no struck-through price shown — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the full-price anchor for the rung that picks 14 and 15 also occupy, and it shows how large the no-markdown majority is.
Rs. 2,990, down from Rs. 3,490, badged 14% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the floor of the badge range and arrives from the smallest possible gap between two neighbouring rungs.
Rs. 2,990 — no struck-through price shown — 2 ratings
Why it earned its spot it sits at the identical price to pick 14 without a badge, which is the cleanest demonstration that the badge is not about the garment.
Rs. 3,490 — no struck-through price shown — 15 ratings
Why it earned its spot this is the most-reviewed item in the whole read, and naming that number is the honest way to describe how little feedback this catalogue carries.
Rs. 3,490 — no struck-through price shown — 3 ratings
Why it earned its spot two full-price listings at an identical Rs. 3,490 show the rung doing its work across quite different garments.
The top of the ladder, where Rs. 4,990 is simultaneously a full price, a markdown destination and a markdown origin - and the Rs. 9,990 ceiling, with three rungs below it that no listing in the read actually charges.
Rs. 3,990, down from Rs. 4,990, badged 20% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it opens the top third of the ladder and shows the single-rung move repeating at four times the money.
Rs. 3,990, down from Rs. 5,990, badged 33% — 1 ratings
Why it earned its spot it is the second-deepest badge in the read and, like pick 10, it is deep only because it skipped a rung.
Rs. 4,990 — no struck-through price shown — 10 ratings
Why it earned its spot it carries the second-largest rating pool in the read while sitting on a rung only two listings occupy.
Rs. 4,990, down from Rs. 5,990, badged 17% — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it lands on pick 20's full price, which is the sentence above made literal on two consecutive cards.
Rs. 5,990, down from Rs. 6,990, badged 14% — 1 ratings
Why it earned its spot it is the dearest discounted listing in the read and shows the one-rung rule holding at the expensive end.
Rs. 5,990 — no struck-through price shown — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it is the third pair on this page of identical prices where one tile carries a badge and the other does not.
Rs. 9,990 — no struck-through price shown — no rating published
Why it earned its spot it closes the page at the ceiling of the whole catalogue and on the one gap in the ladder worth naming.
First, read the price, not the badge. Three pairs on this page cost identical money where one tile shows a markdown and the other shows nothing at all - Rs. 2,990 with a 14% badge and Rs. 2,990 without, Rs. 4,990 with a 17% badge and Rs. 4,990 without. Second, learn the rungs. There are twelve prices in this whole catalogue, so the only question that matters is which rung a garment is on; two items on the same rung cost the same whatever they are. Third, a deep badge means a skipped rung. The 43% and 33% markdowns in this read are the only ones that jumped two steps - everything else moved one, and produced 14% to 34% depending purely on where it started. Fourth, do not expect reviews to help: 73 of these 105 listings publish no rating, and the largest pool in the entire read is 15 votes. Prices change without notice and cart-level offers are not visible in this data - check the live listing before buying.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 490 — the bottom rung, no markdown | Rs. 490 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 490 from Rs. 690 — one rung down, 29% | Rs. 490 | Rs. 690 | 29% |
| Rs. 990 — the third rung, full price | Rs. 990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 990 from Rs. 1,490 — the commonest markdown | Rs. 990 | Rs. 1,490 | 34% |
| Rs. 990 from Rs. 1,490 — the same move again | Rs. 990 | Rs. 1,490 | 34% |
| Rs. 990 from Rs. 1,490 — and a third time | Rs. 990 | Rs. 1,490 | 34% |
| Rs. 1,490 from Rs. 1,990 — one rung, 25% | Rs. 1,490 | Rs. 1,990 | 25% |
| Rs. 1,490 — where seventeen listings sit | Rs. 1,490 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 1,990 — the busiest rung, twenty listings | Rs. 1,990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 1,990 from Rs. 3,490 — two rungs, 43% | Rs. 1,990 | Rs. 3,490 | 43% |
| Rs. 2,490 — full price, and 5 stars from one vote | Rs. 2,490 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 2,490 from Rs. 3,490 — 29% for one rung | Rs. 2,490 | Rs. 3,490 | 29% |
| Rs. 2,990 — thirteen listings, no markdown | Rs. 2,990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 2,990 from Rs. 3,490 — the shallowest, 14% | Rs. 2,990 | Rs. 3,490 | 14% |
| Rs. 2,990 — 2 ratings, which is above average here | Rs. 2,990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 3,490 — 15 ratings, the largest pool in the read | Rs. 3,490 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 3,490 — same rung, same price, 3 ratings | Rs. 3,490 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 3,990 from Rs. 4,990 — one rung, 20% | Rs. 3,990 | Rs. 4,990 | 20% |
| Rs. 3,990 from Rs. 5,990 — two rungs, 33% | Rs. 3,990 | Rs. 5,990 | 33% |
| Rs. 4,990 — full price, 10 ratings | Rs. 4,990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 4,990 from Rs. 5,990 — one rung, 17% | Rs. 4,990 | Rs. 5,990 | 17% |
| Rs. 5,990 from Rs. 6,990 — the top-end markdown | Rs. 5,990 | Rs. 6,990 | 14% |
| Rs. 5,990 — same rung, no markdown | Rs. 5,990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
| Rs. 9,990 — the top of the ladder | Rs. 9,990 | Rs. none shown | 0% |
Each selling price, struck-through price, badge, star average and rating count on this page came from the product data uniqlo.com/in itself serves, read on 27 October 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing bought. The read covers 105 listings across men's, women's, kids', baby and unisex lines. Every count, range and rung figure quoted is computed over all 105, not over the 24 seated here.
This page walks up the price ladder from Rs. 490 to Rs. 9,990 so the structure is visible rather than asserted. Nothing is seated because it is a good deal and nothing is dropped for being a bad one. Both ends of the price range, both ends of the badge range (14% and 43%), the largest rating pool in the read, the commonest markdown and several full-price listings sitting at exactly the same money as a badged one are all on the page.
All 33 markdowns in this read go from one ladder price to another ladder price - Rs. 1,490 to Rs. 990, Rs. 690 to Rs. 490, Rs. 3,490 to Rs. 1,990. The percentages that result (14%, 17%, 20%, 25%, 29%, 33%, 34%, 40%, 43%) are arithmetic on those two figures. We report the published numbers and do not allege that any struck-through figure is false or improper; pricing a catalogue on a fixed ladder is an ordinary and openly visible retail practice.
Roughly seven in ten listings in this read show one price and nothing else - no crossed-out number, no percentage. Where that is the case, this page says so on the card and leaves the MRP column empty rather than repeating the selling price as though it were a reference price. A listing with no markdown is not thereby expensive, and one with a 43% badge is not thereby cheap - three pairs on this page cost the same money with and without a badge.
This is a price read. No garment has been ordered, delivered, worn, washed or measured, and no claim is made about cotton content, wool blend percentage, HEATTECH or PUFFTECH performance, shrinkage, sizing or how long anything lasts. "HEATTECH", "Ezy", "Super Non-Iron" and "Washable" are Uniqlo's own product names and words, reproduced and not verified. Where several listings share a price and a badge we state that the published numbers match without claiming the garments are the same.
Across 105 listings read on 27 October 2026 from Uniqlo India's own product data, prices ran Rs. 490 to Rs. 9,990 - and there were only twelve distinct prices in the whole read: Rs. 490, 690, 990, 1,490, 1,990, 2,490, 2,990, 3,490, 3,990, 4,990, 5,990 and 9,990. Every one of them ends in 90. The busiest rung is Rs. 1,990, where twenty listings sit.
Because the catalogue is priced on a fixed ladder rather than item by item. All 105 listings in this read sit on one of twelve prices, and all twelve end in 90. Nothing costs Rs. 1,299 or Rs. 2,145. The practical consequence is that two garments on the same rung cost identical money regardless of what they are - this read has twenty separate listings at Rs. 1,990, from a bra top to a kids' fleece jacket to a corduroy cap.
Usually not. 72 of the 105 listings in this read carry no struck-through price and no badge at all - the tile shows a single figure. The other 33 show a previous price and a percentage. Unlike the marketplace shelves, Uniqlo does not print a permanent reference MRP next to every price, so when nothing has been marked down there is nothing to compare against.
They run 14% to 43% across the 33 marked-down listings in this read, and the size is decided by the ladder rather than chosen. Every markdown moves from one rung to another: Rs. 1,490 to Rs. 990 (34%, and seven listings make exactly this move), Rs. 690 to Rs. 490 (29%), Rs. 1,990 to Rs. 1,490 (25%). The two deepest badges in the read, 43% and 33%, are both cases where the price skipped a rung. The shallowest, 14%, is the smallest gap between neighbours.
Barely. Only 32 of the 105 listings in this read carry a rating at all, and the largest rating count anywhere in the read is 15. Most rated listings show a 5.0 average built on one, two or three votes. For comparison, the marketplace shelves this same tooling reads return listings with tens of thousands of ratings. Nothing on this page is ranked on a star average, because none of these pools could support it.























