Myntra Formal Shirt Price September 2026: Rs. 459 to Rs. 1,359

Four hundred and fifty-nine rupees is the cheapest shirt in this read, and the number underneath it needs a caveat before you lean on it. Myntra shows 3.8 from 4,167 ratings here - and shows exactly 3.8 from exactly 4,167 ratings on a second Manspire listing five rupees dearer, which is the next card on this page. One pool of feedback, two listings. That is how Myntra works: ratings attach to a style family rather than to the specific colourway or listing you are looking at, so a count in the thousands can be describing a shirt you are not buying. The 3.8 average is also the lowest of any rated shirt seated here. The 71 per cent badge against Rs. 1,599 is the largest claim in this chapter, on a shirt that has never been sold at sixteen hundred rupees.

• Price: Rs. 459 (stated MRP Rs. 1,599)
• Brand: Manspire
• Key detail: Rs. 459, Manspire Men Casual Shirt - 71% off a stated Rs. 1,599
• Discount: 71% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,140
• Rating: 3.8 from 4,167 Myntra ratings - a count our pull also found on a second Manspire listing, so it describes the style family
• Buying logic: Cheapest here, on borrowed feedback and a low average

This is the proof of the card above rather than a separate recommendation. Two Manspire listings, five rupees apart, both described as Men Casual Shirt, both claiming 71 per cent off Rs. 1,599 - and both publishing 3.8 from exactly 4,167 ratings. Four thousand one hundred and sixty-seven people did not independently rate two shirts to the same digit. The count belongs to the style, and Myntra prints it on every listing in that style. Once you have seen it you cannot unsee it on this shelf, and the practical consequence is simple: a large rating count on Myntra tells you the family sells well, not that this garment in this colour has been assessed by that many people. On its own terms this is a Rs. 464 shirt with a mediocre published average.

• Price: Rs. 464 (stated MRP Rs. 1,599)
• Brand: Manspire
• Key detail: Rs. 464, Manspire Men Casual Shirt - 71% off a stated Rs. 1,599
• Discount: 71% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,135
• Rating: 3.8 from 4,167 Myntra ratings - a count our pull also found on a second Manspire listing, so it describes the style family
• Buying logic: Buy the cheaper one - they are the same shirt

Two hundred and twenty-seven thousand and two ratings at 4.2 is the largest published count anywhere in our 64-listing pull, and on any other shelf it would settle the argument. Here it needs the same footnote as the Manspire above, in bolder type: the identical figure - 4.2, 227,002 - appears on a second HIGHLANDER listing at the identical Rs. 495, which is the next card. This is a style-family pool covering what is almost certainly dozens of colourways and several years of a best-selling shirt. Read it as evidence that HIGHLANDER sells an enormous number of Rs. 495 shirts people are broadly happy with, which is genuinely useful, and not as evidence about the specific shirt in the photograph. At Rs. 495 with a 69 per cent badge against Rs. 1,599, this is the value pick of the cheap chapter.

• Price: Rs. 495 (stated MRP Rs. 1,599)
• Brand: HIGHLANDER
• Key detail: Rs. 495, HIGHLANDER Men Slim Fit Shirt - 69% off a stated Rs. 1,599
• Discount: 69% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,104
• Rating: 4.2 from 227,002 Myntra ratings - a count our pull also found on a second HIGHLANDER listing, so it describes the style family
• Buying logic: The best-selling cheap shirt here, on pooled evidence

Identical to the card above on every published number: Rs. 495, a stated Rs. 1,599, a 69 per cent badge, 4.2 from 227,002 ratings. The only difference is the product photograph and the two words dropped from the title. We have seated both deliberately, because a reader who checks one of them against the other is the only reader who will discover that Myntra's most impressive-looking rating count on this shelf is being printed twice. Nothing here is dishonest in the sense of a false claim - Myntra publishes the family rating and does not pretend otherwise - but a shopper reading 227,002 as the verdict on one shirt is drawing a conclusion the number does not support. Buy whichever colourway you prefer; on the evidence available they are the same purchase.

• Price: Rs. 495 (stated MRP Rs. 1,599)
• Brand: HIGHLANDER
• Key detail: Rs. 495, HIGHLANDER Slim Fit Shirt - 69% off a stated Rs. 1,599
• Discount: 69% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,104
• Rating: 4.2 from 227,002 Myntra ratings - a count our pull also found on a second HIGHLANDER listing, so it describes the style family
• Buying logic: Pick the colour - the numbers are identical

Rs. 999 is a price a plain black formal shirt could genuinely carry at retail, which makes this the only listing in the cheap chapter whose crossed-out number is not fiction - and the badge drops to 44 per cent accordingly, against 69 and 71 on the shirts above. Behind it sits 4.1 from 40,146 ratings, the second-largest count on this page, and our pull found no second English Navy listing sharing that figure, so it is at least not obviously pooled across a family the way the HIGHLANDER and Manspire counts are. A black slim-fit formal shirt is the single most useful garment in this read for its actual purpose: it needs no coordination, it photographs well, and it hides a long day. At Rs. 559 with the most honest numbers in the chapter, this is the pick of the cheap half.

• Price: Rs. 559 (stated MRP Rs. 999)
• Brand: English Navy
• Key detail: Rs. 559, English Navy Men Black Slim Fit Formal Shirt - 44% off a stated Rs. 999
• Discount: 44% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 440
• Rating: 4.1 from 40,146 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The most honest numbers under Rs. 600

INVICTUS is one of Myntra's in-house brands, which puts it in the same structural position as a supermarket's own label: the platform setting the MRP is the platform selling the shirt, and the result here is a 46 per cent badge against a plausible Rs. 1,199 rather than the 69 and 71 per cent claims the third-party sellers above are making. 'Easy care' is a finishing treatment that resists creasing - a real and checkable property, and the most useful thing on this card for anyone who does not want to iron before work. Myntra shows 4.0 from 11,369 ratings, the third-largest count seated here. At Rs. 642 this is the cheapest shirt on the page from a brand with a single accountable owner, and the average is only adequate.

• Price: Rs. 642 (stated MRP Rs. 1,199)
• Brand: INVICTUS
• Key detail: Rs. 642, INVICTUS Men Easy Care Grey and Black Self Design Formal Shirt - 46% off a stated Rs. 1,199
• Discount: 46% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 557
• Rating: 4.0 from 11,369 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Myntra's own label, no ironing, honest badge

Park Avenue is Raymond's formalwear label and has been on Indian high streets since 1986, which is a different kind of guarantee from a marketplace name: the fabric comes from a company that mills its own suiting, and the fit is cut to a standard rather than to a factory's interpretation of slim. Seven hundred and sixty-four rupees is the cheapest way onto that shelf in our read, and the 55 per cent badge against Rs. 1,699 sits between the third-party fiction above and the 25 to 35 per cent claims from the department-store brands at the end of this chapter. The word 'opaque' in the title is doing real work - cheap white and pale formal shirts are often visibly see-through, and Park Avenue prices an opaque weave as a feature. Myntra shows 4.2 from 1,369 ratings.

• Price: Rs. 764 (stated MRP Rs. 1,699)
• Brand: Park Avenue
• Key detail: Rs. 764, Park Avenue Slim Fit Opaque Formal Shirt - 55% off a stated Rs. 1,699
• Discount: 55% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 935
• Rating: 4.2 from 1,369 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The cheapest properly cut formal shirt here

Four point four is the joint-highest average on this page, and 1,010 ratings is a sample large enough to take seriously - a combination that on this shelf usually belongs to Park Avenue or Raymond rather than to a label called MISCHIEF MONKEY. Our pull found no second listing sharing this count, so unlike the HIGHLANDER and Manspire numbers it appears to be this shirt's own. Pure cotton with a spread collar is also the correct specification for Indian office wear: cotton breathes, a spread collar suits a tie and works without one. What you are not buying is any guarantee about fabric weight or shrinkage, which no listing on this page states. The 62 per cent badge against Rs. 2,036 - an oddly precise invented number - is the least believable thing here.

• Price: Rs. 773 (stated MRP Rs. 2,036)
• Brand: MISCHIEF MONKEY
• Key detail: Rs. 773, MISCHIEF MONKEY Classic Striped Cotton Spread Collar Shirt - 62% off a stated Rs. 2,036
• Discount: 62% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,263
• Rating: 4.4 from 1,010 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The best-rated shirt here, from nobody in particular

Hancock is a Myntra-platform menswear brand with a decade of presence, and 4.1 from 4,098 ratings is a solid pair of numbers. What earns the card is the fabric statement: pure cotton, stated plainly, which on a shelf where most listings say nothing about composition at all is the single most useful specification available. Polyester blends dominate the sub-Rs. 700 end of this page without saying so, and they are cooler-looking and hotter to wear. At Rs. 794 this is the cheapest stated-pure-cotton shirt from a brand with real volume behind it. The 65 per cent badge against Rs. 2,299 is inflated in the usual way - this shirt has not sold at Rs. 2,299 - and the shirt at Rs. 794 is still the right purchase at this point on the page.

• Price: Rs. 794 (stated MRP Rs. 2,299)
• Brand: Hancock
• Key detail: Rs. 794, Hancock Men Black and White Solid Pure Cotton Slim Fit Shirt - 65% off a stated Rs. 2,299
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,505
• Rating: 4.1 from 4,098 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Cheapest stated pure cotton with a real sample

Four point four from 1,214 ratings ties this with the MISCHIEF MONKEY for the best average in the read, and here it is attached to Raymond's formalwear label with a mill behind it. Micro-ditsy is a very small all-over print, which at conversational distance reads as texture rather than pattern - the most useful kind of formal shirt after plain white and plain blue, because it disguises creasing and works under a jacket. Opaque is stated again, and again it matters. Nine hundred and twenty-three rupees is Rs. 159 over the same brand's plain slim fit earlier in this chapter, which is a fair premium for a woven design. The 56 per cent badge against Rs. 2,099 is Park Avenue behaving more like a marketplace seller than it does in its own stores.

• Price: Rs. 923 (stated MRP Rs. 2,099)
• Brand: Park Avenue
• Key detail: Rs. 923, Park Avenue Men Slim Fit Micro Ditsy Opaque Self Design Formal Shirt - 56% off a stated Rs. 2,099
• Discount: 56% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,176
• Rating: 4.4 from 1,214 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The best-rated shirt here with a mill behind it

Nine hundred and fifty-eight rupees, 70 per cent off a stated Rs. 3,197. Hold that pair of numbers against the card below, which is the same brand, the same Rs. 958, and a stated Rs. 2,999 producing a 68 per cent badge. One price, two list prices, two hundred rupees apart, chosen per listing. Neither figure was ever charged, and the demonstration is cleaner here than anywhere else in this read because the variable - the actual selling price - is held constant. SZN publishes no rating and no rating count on either listing, so there is no independent evidence about the shirt at all. A tartan check at Rs. 958 with nothing behind it is an aesthetic purchase; buy it because you like it, and read the Rs. 3,197 as decoration.

• Price: Rs. 958 (stated MRP Rs. 3,197)
• Brand: SZN
• Key detail: Rs. 958, SZN Men Tartan Checks Checked Casual Shirt - 70% off a stated Rs. 3,197
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,239
• Rating: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: Buy the shirt if you like it, ignore both MRPs

This is the control in the experiment. Same brand, same Rs. 958, same absence of any published rating - and a stated MRP of Rs. 2,999 where the tartan shirt above claims Rs. 3,197. Two hundred rupees of difference in a figure that exists only to size a percentage, on two shirts the seller prices identically. If the MRP described anything real, two shirts a seller charges the same for would carry the same one. As a garment this is a striped casual shirt at Rs. 958 from a brand with no published feedback whatsoever in our pull, which puts it in the same evidential bracket as the eighteen unrated listings we found across this shelf. There are better-evidenced shirts on this page at two-thirds of the price.

• Price: Rs. 958 (stated MRP Rs. 2,999)
• Brand: SZN
• Key detail: Rs. 958, SZN Men Striped Casual Shirt - 68% off a stated Rs. 2,999
• Discount: 68% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,041
• Rating: Myntra publishes no rating and no rating count for this listing
• Buying logic: No ratings, no real MRP - judge it on the photograph

Four point five is the highest rating average anywhere in this read, and 477 ratings is a modest but perfectly usable sample - unpooled, as far as our pull can tell. Raymond has been making suiting fabric in India since 1925 and mills the cloth its shirts are cut from, which is the substantive difference between this and a marketplace shirt at a third of the price: the fabric has a specification even when the listing does not print it. Pure cotton is stated. At Rs. 979 this is the cheapest Raymond shirt in our read and the best-rated garment on this page. The 59 per cent badge against Rs. 2,399 is a larger claim than a brand with its own stores ought to be making, and is the only jarring number on the card.

• Price: Rs. 979 (stated MRP Rs. 2,399)
• Brand: Raymond
• Key detail: Rs. 979, Raymond Pure Cotton Slim Fit Checked Formal Shirt - 59% off a stated Rs. 2,399
• Discount: 59% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,420
• Rating: 4.5 from 477 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The best-rated shirt on the page, and a real mill

Thirty-three per cent off Rs. 1,499 is among the most restrained pairs of numbers in this read, and Rs. 1,499 is a price this shirt could plausibly have carried. Satin is the outlier fabric on a page of cottons and blends: it has a sheen, it reads as evening rather than office, and it creases differently - which makes this a going-out shirt filed on a formal shelf rather than a work shirt. Myntra shows 4.3 from 2,378 ratings, a good average on a real sample, and our pull found no second Banana Club listing sharing that count. If you want one shirt for weddings and dinners rather than for Mondays, this is the only listing on this page aimed at you, and its numbers are among the cleanest here.

• Price: Rs. 999 (stated MRP Rs. 1,499)
• Brand: Banana Club
• Key detail: Rs. 999, Banana Club Classic Slim Fit Spread Collar Satin Shirt - 33% off a stated Rs. 1,499
• Discount: 33% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 500
• Rating: 4.3 from 2,378 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: An evening shirt, honestly priced

Same brand, same stated fabric, same stated Rs. 2,399 and a slightly smaller badge than the checked Raymond two cards up - for Rs. 125 more and a plain weave instead of a check. The word earning the premium is opaque. A plain formal shirt in a pale colour is precisely where cheap fabric betrays itself, because a thin weave over a vest in an office lit from above is visible in a way a check would hide, and Raymond prices a denser cloth as the feature. Myntra shows 4.3 from 879 ratings, a shade below the checked version's 4.5 from 477. If you are buying one shirt for interviews and formal occasions, this plain one is the more useful garment; if you are buying for a normal office week, the checked one is Rs. 125 cheaper and rates better.

• Price: Rs. 1,104 (stated MRP Rs. 2,399)
• Brand: Raymond
• Key detail: Rs. 1,104, Raymond Pure Cotton Slim Fit Opaque Formal Shirt - 54% off a stated Rs. 2,399
• Discount: 54% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,295
• Rating: 4.3 from 879 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The plain-shirt premium, and it is justified

Thirty-five per cent off Rs. 1,799 is the joint-mildest discount claim in this entire read, and it is not a coincidence that it belongs to a brand with hundreds of its own stores: Allen Solly's shop managers would be undercut by an invented list price, so Rs. 1,799 is roughly what the shirt costs on a hanger in a mall. That single fact makes this the most trustworthy pair of numbers on the page. What you get is an Aditya Birla Fashion brand with a consistent fit standard, cotton, and a micro check that works with or without a tie. Myntra shows 4.3 from 409 ratings, a modest sample. Note the card immediately below: Peter England, the same parent company, the same Rs. 1,169, the same Rs. 1,799 and the same 35 per cent.

• Price: Rs. 1,169 (stated MRP Rs. 1,799)
• Brand: Allen Solly
• Key detail: Rs. 1,169, Allen Solly Men Spread Collar Micro Checked Cotton Shirt - 35% off a stated Rs. 1,799
• Discount: 35% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 630
• Rating: 4.3 from 409 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The most honest numbers on the page

Allen Solly and Peter England are both Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail brands, and on this shelf they are the same shirt at the same money: Rs. 1,169, a stated Rs. 1,799, a 35 per cent badge. That is what a managed brand portfolio looks like from the outside - two names aimed at different self-images, one pricing desk. The practical reading is that choosing between them is a matter of the check you prefer rather than of value, and that both are the honest end of this page. 'Snug slim fit' is Peter England's narrowest cut and runs tighter than Allen Solly's slim, which is worth knowing before ordering your usual size. Myntra shows 4.3 from only 26 ratings on this listing, far too thin a sample to print as a verdict, so no rating pill appears on this card.

• Price: Rs. 1,169 (stated MRP Rs. 1,799)
• Brand: Peter England
• Key detail: Rs. 1,169, Peter England Men Snug Slim Fit Windowpane Checked Shirt - 35% off a stated Rs. 1,799
• Discount: 35% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 630
• Rating: Myntra shows 4.3 from only 26 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: Pick the check - the price is identical either way

Twenty-five per cent off Rs. 1,699 is the smallest discount claim anywhere in this read, and Turtle is a Kolkata menswear brand with its own retail network, so Rs. 1,699 is a shop price rather than an invention. That makes this the most honestly priced listing on the page - and the hardest to recommend, because Myntra publishes just 25 ratings against it, the thinnest sample seated here, which is why no rating pill is printed on this card. At Rs. 1,274 you are paying Rs. 105 over the Allen Solly and Peter England for a less well known label with a fraction of the evidence. The case for it is that honest pricing is itself information: a brand unwilling to print a fake MRP is generally unwilling to cut other corners either.

• Price: Rs. 1,274 (stated MRP Rs. 1,699)
• Brand: Turtle
• Key detail: Rs. 1,274, Turtle Men Standard Slim Fit Casual Shirt - 25% off a stated Rs. 1,699
• Discount: 25% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 425
• Rating: Myntra shows 4.0 from only 25 ratings - too few to average, so no rating pill is shown
• Buying logic: Honest pricing, almost no published evidence

Five hundred and eighty-nine rupees is the cheapest way to a pair of formal-ish trousers in this read, and every number attached to it needs care. Myntra shows 3.4 from 80 ratings - the lowest average of anything seated on this page - and our pull found the identical count of 80 on a second FTX listing, so even that thin sample is shared across a style family rather than earned by this trouser. The cut is described as relaxed loose fit with pleats, which is a genuinely different silhouette from the slim flat-front trousers most offices expect and worth being deliberate about. 'Easy wash' is a finishing claim rather than a fabric statement. At this price and this average, buy it as a spare pair rather than the pair.

• Price: Rs. 589 (stated MRP Rs. 1,663)
• Brand: FTX
• Key detail: Rs. 589, FTX Men Relaxed Loose Fit Easy Wash Pleated Trousers - 65% off a stated Rs. 1,663
• Discount: 65% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,074
• Rating: 3.4 from 80 Myntra ratings - a count our pull also found on a second FTX listing, so it describes the style family
• Buying logic: Cheapest trousers here, and the weakest evidence

One thousand five hundred and thirty-eight ratings at 4.3 is the largest and best trouser sample in this read, and it belongs to the one brand here whose original business is fabric rather than clothing. Formal trousers are the garment where cloth quality shows fastest - cheap polyester blends shine at the seat within a season and hold creases in the wrong places - so a mill-owned brand at Rs. 880 is the most straightforwardly sensible purchase on this page. Slim fit from Raymond runs closer to a regular fit than the marketplace labels' slim, which is usually what buyers actually want. The 60 per cent badge against Rs. 2,199 is a larger claim than the brand's shop prices support, and the Rs. 880 is still the right number to judge it on.

• Price: Rs. 880 (stated MRP Rs. 2,199)
• Brand: Raymond
• Key detail: Rs. 880, Raymond Men Slim Fit Formal Trousers - 60% off a stated Rs. 2,199
• Discount: 60% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 1,319
• Rating: 4.3 from 1,538 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: The trousers to buy on this page

A Gurkha trouser has a wide, double-pleated, self-supporting waistband that buckles across the front - a military cut from the British Indian Army that has become a menswear staple because it needs no belt and sits higher and cleaner than a standard waistband. That makes this the only trouser on this page that is a design choice rather than a commodity. Myntra shows 3.9 from 1,189 ratings, a real sample at a middling average, and this HIGHLANDER count is not one of the two our pull found duplicated. The 70 per cent badge against a stated Rs. 3,399 is the largest claim in the trouser chapter and pure fiction - HIGHLANDER is a Rs. 500 to Rs. 1,000 brand throughout this read. Buy it for the waistband.

• Price: Rs. 1,019 (stated MRP Rs. 3,399)
• Brand: HIGHLANDER
• Key detail: Rs. 1,019, HIGHLANDER Men Gurkha Trouser - 70% off a stated Rs. 3,399
• Discount: 70% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 2,380
• Rating: 3.9 from 1,189 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Buy it for the cut, not for the percentage

Thirteen hundred and fifty-nine rupees is the top of this read, and what distinguishes it from the Raymond trousers Rs. 479 cheaper is specification rather than pedigree: TAHVO states both a rise and a fit - mid-rise, relaxed slim - where most trouser listings here state neither. Rise is the measurement that decides whether trousers sit at the waist or the hip, and it is the single most common reason a pair fits badly despite the right waist size, so a listing that states it is doing something useful. The 32 per cent badge against Rs. 1,999 is among the milder claims on this page. Against it: 3.9 from 241 ratings is a modest sample and a middling average for the most expensive item in the read, and the Raymond below it beats it on both.

• Price: Rs. 1,359 (stated MRP Rs. 1,999)
• Brand: TAHVO
• Key detail: Rs. 1,359, TAHVO Men Relaxed Slim Fit Mid-Rise Formal Trousers - 32% off a stated Rs. 1,999
• Discount: 32% off a stated MRP, which is Rs. 640
• Rating: 3.9 from 241 Myntra ratings
• Buying logic: Pays for a stated rise, loses on evidence