![Men's wallets priced in this September 2026 read of Myntra and AJIO listings - both halves of the matched Puma Leather Stripe and Leather Plain bi-folds at Rs. 1,374 and Rs. 1,264 to Rs. 1,379, a Mochi card holder at Rs. 708 and a Wallet Store tri-fold at Rs. 704 - shown as they appear in their own listing photographs]()
Two shelves, one product, read within an hour of each other on 30 September 2026. A wallet listed as 'Puma Leather Stripe Bi-Fold' is Rs. 1,374 on Myntra and Rs. 1,374 on AJIO, with the same stated MRP and the same badge on both. A second Puma model is Rs. 115 cheaper on AJIO. Where these two sites sell the same name, they are within a hundred rupees of each other.
Across the shelves as a whole they are not: Myntra's median is Rs. 519 and AJIO's is Rs. 698, because AJIO stocks wallets up to Rs. 4,500 and Myntra stops at Rs. 1,379. And one difference is not cosmetic at all - AJIO publishes no rating on a single one of its 40 listings. Below: the matched models, the full comparison, and why the same test on sweatshirts gave the opposite answer.
📅 Update log:
30 September 2026 — first published. Both shelves were read the same morning: 32 listings from myntra.com's own listing payload for /men-wallets, deduped on Myntra's product id, and 40 from ajio.com's own search response for 'men wallets' - both logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. Neither shelf returned women's or children's items, so no exclusions were applied. Every price, stated MRP, badge, star average and rating count on this page was read on that date.
The same Puma wallet costs Rs. 1,374 on both sites
Start with the cleanest fact on this page, because it is rare. A listing called 'Puma Leather Stripe Bi-Fold Wallet' sells for Rs. 1,374 on Myntra and Rs. 1,374 on AJIO. Both state an MRP of Rs. 2,499. Both display a 45% badge. Read within the same hour on 30 September 2026, logged out, in India. Two competing retailers, one product name, and not a rupee between them.
The second Puma pair is nearly as close and differs in the useful direction. 'Puma Leather Plain Bi-Fold Wallet' is Rs. 1,379 on Myntra and Rs. 1,264 on AJIO - a Rs. 115 saving - against the identical stated MRP of Rs. 2,299 on both. Because the prices differ and the MRP does not, the badges read 40% and 45%. That is the one case on this page where a bigger percentage really does mean a lower price.
A caution we would rather state than assume away: these listings share a product name and a stated MRP. We have not handled either wallet, and we cannot confirm they are the same stock, the same batch or the same specification. What we can confirm is what the two tiles printed on the morning we read them.
| Matched Puma listings, read 30 Sep 2026 | Myntra | AJIO |
|---|
| Leather Stripe Bi-Fold - price | Rs. 1,374 | Rs. 1,374 |
| Leather Stripe Bi-Fold - stated MRP | Rs. 2,499 | Rs. 2,499 |
| Leather Stripe Bi-Fold - badge | 45% | 45% |
| Leather Stripe Bi-Fold - ratings | 2,644 | none published |
| Leather Plain Bi-Fold - price | Rs. 1,379 | Rs. 1,264 |
| Leather Plain Bi-Fold - stated MRP | Rs. 2,299 | Rs. 2,299 |
| Leather Plain Bi-Fold - badge | 40% | 45% |
| Leather Plain Bi-Fold - ratings | 6,335 | none published |
The one-line version: where the two sites sell the same named Puma wallet, they charge the same money or AJIO is Rs. 115 cheaper. Across the shelves as a whole Myntra is cheaper, because AJIO stocks far dearer wallets. And only Myntra tells you what anyone thought of any of them.
Across the whole shelf, Myntra is Rs. 179 cheaper
Myntra's 32 men's wallet listings have a median price of Rs. 519. AJIO's 40 have a median of Rs. 698. That is a 26% gap in Myntra's favour - and it is worth saying that on men's sweatshirts, read on the same morning by the same method, the result was the other way round: AJIO was Rs. 273 cheaper there. Neither site is simply 'the cheap one'.
The gap here is about what each shop stocks rather than how either prices. AJIO's wallet shelf runs from Rs. 225 to Rs. 4,500 and has six listings above Rs. 1,500. Myntra's runs from Rs. 307 to Rs. 1,379 and has none. Myntra's shelf is capped below fourteen hundred rupees; AJIO's keeps going, and those six dear listings pull its median up.
Below Rs. 1,000 the two are close: 27 of Myntra's 32 and 30 of AJIO's 40 sit under that mark, and each has about a dozen under Rs. 500. If your budget is three figures, these shelves are more alike than the medians suggest. If you want a wallet above Rs. 1,500, only one of them has anything at all.
| Measure, read 30 Sep 2026 | Myntra (men's) | AJIO (men's) |
|---|
| Listings compared | 32 | 40 |
| Median selling price | Rs. 519 | Rs. 698 |
| Price range | Rs. 307 to Rs. 1,379 | Rs. 225 to Rs. 4,500 |
| Listings under Rs. 500 | 12 of 32 | 11 of 40 |
| Listings under Rs. 1,000 | 27 of 32 | 30 of 40 |
| Listings above Rs. 1,500 | 0 of 32 | 6 of 40 |
| Median stated MRP | Rs. 1,849 | Rs. 1,549 |
| Median discount badge | 60% | 57.5% |
| Badge range | 0% to 85% | 35% to 85% |
| Median stated MRP multiple | 2.50x | 2.36x |
| Listings publishing a rating | 26 of 32 | 0 of 40 |
| Median rating count | 1,595 | none published |
AJIO published no rating on any of its 40 listings
This is not a gap in our reading. Not one of AJIO's 40 men's wallet listings carried a star average or a rating count - the fields are empty in AJIO's own search response. We have now found the same on AJIO's sock, belt, cap, umbrella, sandal, sweatshirt and bath-linen shelves, so it appears to be how the site works.
Myntra's wallet shelf is unusually well evidenced by comparison. Twenty-six of its 32 listings published a rating, at a median count of 1,595 and a maximum of 17,077 - more than four times the 377 median on its own sweatshirt shelf the same morning. On the matched Puma models specifically, the Myntra tiles carry 2,644 and 6,335 ratings where the AJIO tiles carry nothing.
The usual qualification applies: Myntra's counts are pooled across linked listings. Two Puma wallets in this read share a count of 3,659, so that figure describes a product family rather than one wallet. Marketplaces routinely pool reviews across colours and variants; treat a shared count as one crowd and never add such counts together.
Myntra's only 0% listing is a Rs. 990 wallet at its own MRP
AJIO's wallet shelf has nothing under 35% off. Its badges run from 35% to 85%, so every single listing advertises a discount - which means the badge cannot distinguish anything on that shelf, because there is nothing for it to distinguish.
Myntra's floor is a Mochi two-fold wallet at Rs. 990 with a stated MRP of Rs. 990 - a 0% badge, and no rating published either. It is dearer than 27 of the 32 listings on its own shelf. That is the pattern we keep finding on shelves sorted this way: the listings advertising nothing are frequently not the cheap ones.
The third brand selling on both sites shows the same arithmetic from the other side. The Wallet Store sells at Rs. 704 on AJIO behind a 68% badge, and at Rs. 923 and Rs. 1,299 on Myntra behind 58% and 41% badges - all three against the same stated MRP of Rs. 2,199. Different models, so this is a brand comparison rather than a like-for-like, but the cheapest of the three does carry the biggest percentage, which is not something we can say about most of this page.
How we would use the two sites: if you have a specific model in mind, check both - the two matched Puma wallets here are identical in price on one and Rs. 115 apart on the other. If you are browsing, Myntra below Rs. 1,400, where it is cheaper at the median and publishes a rating on 26 of 32 listings. AJIO is the only one of the two with anything above Rs. 1,500.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Myntra or AJIO cheaper for men's wallets?
Myntra, at the median, on the morning of 30 September 2026. Myntra's 32 men's wallet listings had a median price of Rs. 519 against Rs. 698 across AJIO's 40 - a 26% gap. But the gap is about assortment rather than pricing: AJIO's shelf runs to Rs. 4,500 with six listings above Rs. 1,500, while Myntra's stops at Rs. 1,379 with none. Below Rs. 1,000 the two shelves are close. And on men's sweatshirts read the same morning, the result reversed - AJIO was Rs. 273 cheaper there.
Do Myntra and AJIO sell the same wallets at the same price?
Sometimes exactly. In this read, a listing named 'Puma Leather Stripe Bi-Fold Wallet' was Rs. 1,374 on both sites, with the same Rs. 2,499 stated MRP and the same 45% badge. A second, 'Puma Leather Plain Bi-Fold Wallet', was Rs. 1,379 on Myntra and Rs. 1,264 on AJIO against an identical Rs. 2,299 stated MRP. Three brands in total - Puma, Mochi and The Wallet Store - appeared on both shelves. We compare what the tiles print; we have not handled the wallets and cannot confirm that identically-named listings are the same stock.
Does AJIO show customer ratings on wallets?
Not on any of the 40 men's wallet listings in this read. None published a star average or a rating count, and the fields are empty in AJIO's own search response. Myntra published a rating on 26 of its 32 listings the same morning, at a median count of 1,595 and a maximum of 17,077 - dense evidence by any standard. On the two matched Puma models, the Myntra tiles carry 2,644 and 6,335 ratings and the AJIO tiles carry none. This is not a claim that AJIO collects no reviews, only that its listing shelf did not display any.
Why does a wallet show 0% off on Myntra?
Because its stated MRP is the same number as its selling price. In this read exactly one listing did that - a Mochi two-fold wallet at Rs. 990 with a stated MRP of Rs. 990, which is dearer than 27 of the 32 listings on the shelf and publishes no rating either. It is a perfectly lawful way to list and can mean either a brand that does not discount or a seller whose MRP is simply its price; the tile does not distinguish them. AJIO's shelf, by contrast, has no listing under 35% off at all.
What is a fair price for a men's leather wallet in India?
On these two shelves on 30 September 2026, most wallets sold under Rs. 1,000 - 27 of Myntra's 32 and 30 of AJIO's 40 - with about a dozen on each shelf under Rs. 500. The branded end sat between Rs. 1,264 and Rs. 1,379 for the Puma leather bi-folds that appear on both sites. We would treat the stated MRPs, which run a median 2.36 to 2.50 times the selling price, as no guide at all: an MRP is a figure the seller displays and we have not verified that any wallet here ever sold at one. 'Leather' on these tiles is the listing's own printed word, not a material we have examined.
Prices & codes last verified: September 30, 2026
Zoutons may earn a commission when you buy through links on this page. Affiliate links here point to Myntra; AJIO prices are reported as facts and are not affiliate links. Every selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count was read on 30 September 2026 - 32 listings from myntra.com's own listing payload for the /men-wallets shelf, deduped on Myntra's own product id, and 40 from ajio.com's own search response for 'men wallets' - both logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. Every count, median, range and multiple on this page describes those 72 listings on that date rather than either retailer's full catalogue, and a wallet sold on either site that did not appear in these results does not appear here. Search results and listing shelves are partly personalised and change continuously, so a different reader will not see the same set. Where two listings share a product name - the Puma Leather Stripe Bi-Fold Wallet and the Puma Leather Plain Bi-Fold Wallet - we report that they share a printed name and compare the numbers their tiles publish; we did not buy, unbox, open or handle either copy, and we do not assert that identically-named listings on two different retailers are the same stock, batch, specification, colourway or condition. The Mochi and The Wallet Store rows compare different models within one brand and are labelled brand comparisons rather than like-for-like. The statement that AJIO published no rating describes the fields returned by its own search response for these 40 listings on that date; it is not a claim that AJIO collects no reviews, nor any criticism of its conduct. An MRP is the figure the listing displays and we have not verified that any product sold at it, so every percentage here is arithmetic over two numbers the seller chose rather than a measured saving; stating a high MRP, and stating an MRP equal to the selling price, are both legal and commonplace across Indian retail, and no wrongdoing by Myntra Designs Private Limited, by AJIO, by Reliance Retail Limited, or by Puma, Mochi, The Wallet Store or any other brand or seller named or unnamed is alleged or implied. Where several Myntra listings display an identical rating count - two Puma wallets here share 3,659 - we describe what the tiles showed, since marketplaces pool reviews across linked listings, and we draw no conclusion about any seller's conduct; such counts are never added together here. 'Leather', 'genuine leather', 'textured', 'RFID', 'bi-fold', 'tri-fold' and every other description quoted here is the listing's own printed text, reproduced as printed and not verified, tested or materially examined - nothing on this page is a statement about hide type, tanning, stitching quality, RFID shielding performance or durability. We did not buy, unbox or use any wallet on this page; card capacity, finish, wear, colourfastness, returns and warranty experience have not been examined by us and no claim about them is made or implied. Product photographs are the listings' own images as published by each retailer and may be styled or retouched. Prices change without notice and can differ at checkout after coupons, bank offers or delivery charges; the price shown at your checkout prevails over anything here.
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