Myntra Lehenga, Blazer, Dupatta Prices August 2026: From Rs. 299

We pulled Myntra's lehenga, blazer and dupatta listings on 30 August 2026 and read 96 of them: price, stated MRP, discount badge, and for 60 a rating and rating count. Prices run Rs. 299 to Rs. 3,499 with a median of Rs. 1,037, and badges run 0 to 88 per cent with a median of 62.

The eight listings badged zero are the most interesting thing on the shelf, because they are not random. Two Soch dupattas, two Rangmanch by Pantaloons dupattas, a LA FEMINAE dupatta, two H&M blazers and a Peregrine by Pantaloons blazer — every one from a brand that sells in its own physical stores in India, and every one listed at exactly its stated MRP.

A brand with shops cannot show a 70 per cent discount online without undercutting its own stores. That single constraint explains most of the badge pattern on this page, and it runs in the other direction too: Sangria, which is Myntra's own in-house label, carries a median badge of 74 per cent across 16 listings.

Sixteen dupattas, and the entire aisle sits under Rs. 700. The best-evidenced listing in this whole read lives here: a Dupatta Bazaar white embroidered chiffon dupatta at Rs. 377 with 4,111 ratings averaging 4.5. Nothing in the lehenga or blazer aisles comes close on rating count.

The badges tell the usual story. Sangria's dupattas carry 74, 83 and 87 per cent against stated MRPs of Rs. 1,199, Rs. 3,999 and Rs. 2,799 respectively; Soch's and Rangmanch's carry zero against Rs. 498 and Rs. 499. The rupee prices are within a few hundred of each other.

Worth knowing on fabric: the listing titles here distinguish art silk, pure cotton, chiffon, organza and net, and those behave very differently — organza holds its shape and creases, pure cotton chikankari softens with washing, art silk is a synthetic that drapes like silk at a fraction of the price. The titles state the fabric; we quote it as printed and have not verified any composition.

Eighteen lehenga listings, and the shape of this aisle surprised us: the majority are girls' ready-to-wear sets rather than adult occasion wear. They run from Rs. 616 to about Rs. 1,850, and several carry real evidence — a BAESD set at Rs. 945 with 1,309 ratings at 4.2, a pspeaches set at Rs. 1,301 with 607 at 4.5, a UFB set at Rs. 616 with 523 at 4.4.

The deepest badge on the entire page is here: a Sangria girls' mirror-work lehenga at Rs. 935 against a stated Rs. 7,999, an 88 per cent claim. Its rating is 3.8 across 319 ratings, which is the more informative number.

For adult wear the distinction to read in the title is ready-to-wear against semi-stitched and unstitched. A semi-stitched lehenga needs a tailor to finish the blouse and often the waist, which is a cost and a delay the price does not include — and at festive season, tailors are booked.

Twenty blazers, from Rs. 1,003 to Rs. 3,499, and this is where the shelf's price hierarchy becomes legible. Marketplace and house labels — The Fashion Hub, StyleCast, Chemistry, Moda Rapido, Suo — sit between Rs. 1,003 and Rs. 1,984 with badges of 43 to 78 per cent. Brands with retail presence sit above Rs. 2,500 with badges of 0 to 50.

The best-evidenced blazer is an all about you single-breasted at Rs. 1,499 with 2,600 ratings at 4.1, followed by Moda Rapido at Rs. 1,146 with 817 at 4.1 and Trendyol at Rs. 2,599 with 615 at 3.9. Note how modest those averages are: a blazer is judged on fit and shoulder construction, and both are hard to get right at these prices.

One data point to treat with caution: four Suo listings state an MRP of Rs. 5,224.80. A fractional-paise MRP is a data artefact rather than a price a shop ever charged, and we report it as printed rather than rounding it into something that looks more credible.