Mens Shirt Price AJIO vs Myntra September 2026: Rs. 691 vs Rs. 789

We read men's shirts and jackets on both sites on the morning of 4 September 2026 — 152 listings from AJIO's own search API and 95 from Myntra's listing pages. The headline numbers land close together: a median of Rs. 691 on AJIO against Rs. 789 on Myntra, badged a median 65% and 62% off respectively.

Under the medians the two shelves diverge sharply, and the clearest place to see it is the sub-Rs. 500 end. AJIO has 40 listings under Rs. 500 and they come from thirteen labels — Voroxy X AG, TIGERSNAKE, DMSF, Hoodler, KASHIANXSTYLE, Combraided X AG, Alpha Tribe, NEONOMAD, Buda Jeans Co, EYEBOGLER, DNMX, NETPLAY and JOHN PLAYERS — most of which have no retail presence you would recognise. Myntra has 11, and they are Roadster three times, HIGHLANDER twice, plus Mast & Harbour, Metronaut, R.Code, The Indian Garage Co, Blezza and BAESD: mostly marketplace house labels.

Neither approach is wrong and neither retailer is doing anything improper. But if you are shopping under Rs. 500, AJIO gives you four times the choice and Myntra gives you names you have probably bought before.

Both retailers pile their listings into the same two bands. On AJIO, 90 of 152 listings are under Rs. 1,000 — 40 below Rs. 500 and 50 between Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000. On Myntra, 72 of 95 are under Rs. 1,000, but the distribution inside that is different: only 11 below Rs. 500 and 61 packed into the Rs. 500 to Rs. 1,000 band alone.

That single band is the practical answer to “where do I buy a shirt?” for most people, and on this reading it is Myntra's densest shelf and AJIO's second densest. Badges in it run a median 71% on AJIO and 62% on Myntra — but as ever that gap is in the reference price, not the money: AJIO's median stated MRP across the whole sample is Rs. 2,299 against Myntra's Rs. 1,999.

One more split worth knowing, because it explains AJIO's low median: AJIO's shirt listings and its jacket listings are almost different shelves. The 79 shirts run a median Rs. 504 at 70% off; the 73 jackets a median Rs. 1,535 at 57%. If you are buying a jacket, AJIO's headline median is not your number.

AJIO's cheap end is genuinely cheap and genuinely deep. The shelf starts at a Voroxy X AG shirt at Rs. 276 against a stated Rs. 1,299, and the deepest badge on either site is a Hoodler ribbed shirt at Rs. 300 from a stated Rs. 2,499 — 88% off. Fifty-seven of AJIO's 152 listings are badged 70% or more, against 20 of Myntra's 95.

Myntra's eleven sub-Rs. 500 listings are shallower in count but heavier in everything else. A Roadster white classic shirt at Rs. 491 carries 73,431 ratings. The Indian Garage Co cotton shirt at Rs. 472 carries 74,886. A HIGHLANDER slim fit at Rs. 479 carries 225,249.

We have not handled or worn any of these garments and nothing here is a judgement of fabric, stitching or how any of them washes. The honest framing is that at the same price point you are choosing between more options with no public track record and fewer options with an extremely long one.

This is the largest single difference between the two shelves, and it is not a difference of degree. Sixty-nine of Myntra's 95 listings carry a rating count, at a median of 958 ratings each, and the deepest pool we found runs to 225,249 ratings on a Rs. 479 shirt.

Not one of AJIO's 152 listings carries a rating or a review count. That is not our reader missing a field: we dumped the raw product keys from a live AJIO search response the same morning and the payload contains no average-rating, rating-count or review-count field at all. There is nothing to display at the listing layer, so nothing displays.

Be precise about what this does and does not mean. It does not mean AJIO's shirts are unreviewed, and individual product pages may carry information we did not read. What it means while you browse is that on AJIO you are choosing on brand, price and photograph — and, as our AJIO shoe shelf reading found the same morning, the brand is mostly what the badge is telling you about anyway. Twenty-six of Myntra's 95 listings carry no rating count either, so the contrast is 69-to-0 rather than universal.

Under Rs. 500, open AJIO if you want choice and Myntra if you want a track record. Forty listings against eleven; no ratings at all against pools running into six figures. That is the trade, stated plainly.

Between Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000, Myntra is the denser shelf. Sixty-one of its 95 listings sit in that single band against AJIO's 50, and most of Myntra's heavily-reviewed shirts land there too.

For jackets, check AJIO's own split first. AJIO's Rs. 691 median is carried by its shirts at Rs. 504; its jackets run a median Rs. 1,535. Our Myntra sample did not reach far enough up the price range to compare jackets fairly, so we are not going to pretend it did.

On either site, compare rupees rather than badges. AJIO's median stated MRP is Rs. 2,299 against Myntra's Rs. 1,999 on nearly the same selling prices — the 65%-against-62% gap is mostly in the reference price.