Myntra Socks Price September 2026: Rs. 30 to Rs. 499 a Pair

Three hundred rupees, ten pairs, thirty rupees each — and the listing carries no discount whatsoever. Its stated MRP is Rs. 299, exactly what it charges. Set that against the 86% badge two cards down, which lands at Rs. 43 a pair, and you have the entire argument of this page: on this shelf the badge and the price per pair are unrelated, and the single cheapest way to buy socks on Myntra this September is a listing that no discount filter will ever show you. Thirteen ratings at 4.1 stars is thin evidence, and at Rs. 30 a pair that is the risk you are taking.

• Price: Rs. 299 for 10 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 30
• Stated MRP: Rs. 299 (0% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 299 for a pack of 10, Rs. 30 a pair, MRP Rs. 299, 0% off, cotton patterned ankle-length
• Evidence: 4.1 stars from 13 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Restocking a whole drawer at once, for work or school.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Forty-one rupees a pair is the second-cheapest number on this page, and it comes off a 79% badge against a stated Rs. 999 — a list price for five pairs of blended cotton socks that we can find no support for anywhere. Moda Rapido is Myntra's own house label, which is why it can price like this. No rating at all on this listing, which is the pattern across Moda Rapido's seven entries in this read: cheap, unrated, and consistently badged in the seventies. Buy on the per-pair number and expect nothing from the fabric.

• Price: Rs. 205 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 41
• Stated MRP: Rs. 999 (79% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 205 for a pack of 5, Rs. 41 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 999, 79% off, cotton-blend ankle length
• Evidence: no rating published on the listing
• Buying logic: Everyday ankle socks bought by the handful and treated as consumable.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

One rupee a pair more than the Moda Rapido above, and unlike it this listing has 114 ratings at 4.6 stars — the best average among the sub-Rs. 50 packs. Note the badge: 58% against a stated Rs. 499, where the cheaper listing claims 79% against Rs. 999. Two five-packs, prices five rupees apart, list prices twice apart. The percentage is a function of what the seller typed, not of what you save. Calf-length is the useful distinction here: ankle socks under trousers ride down, which is the most common complaint on the cheap end of this shelf.

• Price: Rs. 210 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 42
• Stated MRP: Rs. 499 (58% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 210 for a pack of 5, Rs. 42 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 499, 58% off, self-design calf-length
• Evidence: 4.6 stars from 114 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Calf-length for trousers and formal shoes rather than trainers.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Eighty-six percent is the largest discount anywhere in this read of seventy-three listings. It lands at Rs. 43 a pair — thirteen rupees more than the ten-pack at the top of this page, which has no discount at all. Rs. 1,499 for five pairs of no-show socks is not a price we can find evidence of anyone charging. What is real here is the product: 822 ratings at 4.4 stars, an anti-slip heel grip, and the low-cut shape that stays out of sight in loafers. Good socks. Meaningless badge.

• Price: Rs. 216 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 43
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,499 (86% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 216 for a pack of 5, Rs. 43 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,499, 86% off, anti-slip no-show low-cut
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 822 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Loafers and trainers where a visible sock is the problem.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Forty-five rupees a pair with no star average and no rating count. On this shelf that is not unusual — roughly two in five sock listings in this read carry no rating at all — but it is worth naming when the price is within a few rupees of listings that do. Compare this against the TRAZO five-pack at Rs. 42 a pair with 114 ratings at 4.6 stars: three rupees a pair cheaper, and with evidence. The 68% badge against Rs. 700 changes neither of those facts.

• Price: Rs. 223 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 45
• Stated MRP: Rs. 700 (68% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 223 for a pack of 5, Rs. 45 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 700, 68% off, cotton assorted patterned ankle
• Evidence: no rating published on the listing
• Buying logic: Assorted patterns for someone who does not sort socks by colour.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Forty-seven rupees a pair closes out the cheap band, and this is one of the three listings in it that has been rated at all: 117 ratings, 4.5 stars. Above-ankle is the middle length — it clears the shoe collar without showing under a trouser hem. The 61% badge against Rs. 600 sits in the middle of this chapter's claims, which range from 0% to 86% for socks that all cost between Rs. 30 and Rs. 47 a pair. Once you have divided by the pack size, the entire top of this page is one price band pretending to be six.

• Price: Rs. 236 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 47
• Stated MRP: Rs. 600 (61% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 236 for a pack of 5, Rs. 47 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 600, 61% off, above-ankle socks
• Evidence: 4.5 stars from 117 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: A little more coverage than a no-show, without going calf-length.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Fifty-four rupees a pair is where recognisable branding begins on this shelf. HRX is twelve listings in this read — more than any other brand except Jockey — and it runs a median badge of 74%, which means the discount is a standing setting rather than a sale. Three hundred and twenty-one ratings at 4.3 stars. Against the Rs. 30 ten-pack at the top of the page you are paying an eighty percent premium per pair for a name and a rating history; against the Rs. 133-a-pair Jockey further down you are saving sixty percent.

• Price: Rs. 268 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 54
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,099 (76% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 268 for a pack of 5, Rs. 54 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,099, 76% off, patterned unisex
• Evidence: 4.3 stars from 321 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Gym and everyday wear, from Myntra's biggest sock brand by volume.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

FIMS again, and worth reading against its own listing higher up this page: the no-show five-pack is Rs. 43 a pair at 86% off a stated Rs. 1,499, and this calf-length five-pack is Rs. 55 a pair at 82% off the same stated Rs. 1,499. One MRP, two products, two badges, and the badge gap is purely the price gap restated. Five hundred and forty-three ratings at 4.3 stars is the better-evidenced of the two. Calf-length costs more here because there is more sock, which is the only honest reason for a price difference on this page.

• Price: Rs. 275 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 55
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,499 (82% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 275 for a pack of 5, Rs. 55 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,499, 82% off, assorted calf-length women's
• Evidence: 4.3 stars from 543 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Calf-length for work trousers and boots.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Three rupees a pair above the HRX patterned pack two cards up, and the stated MRP has moved from Rs. 1,099 to Rs. 1,299 to produce a badge two points deeper. Same brand, same pack size, same week. One hundred and eight ratings at 4.4 stars, pooled across the assortment. There is no product story here at all — and that is the point of seating it. When a brand runs a dozen listings with rolling MRPs, the badge stops carrying information and the per-pair figure is all you have left.

• Price: Rs. 287 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 57
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,299 (78% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 287 for a pack of 5, Rs. 57 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,299, 78% off, assorted unisex
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 108 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: The same everyday five-pack, in a different assortment.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Sixty-nine rupees a pair. WROGN's four listings here are all badged exactly 73% off, another flat brand setting, and the two five-packs we seat differ by eleven rupees on the pack and two on the pair. Two hundred and five ratings at 4.3 stars on this one against 3,494 on the next, which is the more meaningful gap. If you want the brand, take the next card; if you want the two rupees, take this one. Neither answer involves the 73%.

• Price: Rs. 346 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 69
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,299 (73% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 346 for a pack of 5, Rs. 69 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,299, 73% off, assorted patterned ankle
• Evidence: 4.3 stars from 205 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Branded ankle socks for people who care what the cuff says.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Two thousand two hundred and forty-three ratings at 4.4 stars is serious evidence for a Rs. 69 pair of socks, and it is the strongest support anywhere in the middle band of this shelf. Note that HRX's badge here is 69% while its Rs. 57-a-pair listing above is 78% — the better-evidenced, more expensive pack carries the smaller discount, which is the same relationship this page keeps finding. Ankle-length, cotton blend, and the rating count is pooled across the colour assortments.

• Price: Rs. 343 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 69
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,099 (69% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 343 for a pack of 5, Rs. 69 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,099, 69% off, ankle-length
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 2,243 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: The default gym-bag five-pack.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Three thousand four hundred and ninety-four ratings at 4.5 stars, at Rs. 71 a pair. Among five-packs nothing here is better supported, and the premium over the Rs. 30 ten-pack at the top of the page is a shade over twice the money for a documented product. WROGN's flat 73% badge applies here as it does to every WROGN listing in this read. The honest summary of this chapter: between Rs. 54 and Rs. 71 a pair you are buying rating history, not fabric, and the rating history is worth something.

• Price: Rs. 357 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 71
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,299 (73% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 357 for a pack of 5, Rs. 71 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,299, 73% off, assorted ankle-length cotton
• Evidence: 4.5 stars from 3,494 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: The five-pack to buy if you want the odds on your side.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Ten thousand four hundred and eighteen ratings at 4.4 stars, on a three-pack at Rs. 75 a pair — two and a half times the cheapest pair on this page. Only one sock listing in this read is better evidenced than this, and it is the adidas three-pack at the end of this chapter, which carries 18,484 ratings and a badge of eight percent. Quarter-length is the running shape: high enough to stop the shoe collar rubbing the achilles, low enough to be invisible. The 76% badge against Rs. 949 is HRX's usual setting. Buy this one for the evidence behind it, not for the number in red.

• Price: Rs. 224 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 75
• Stated MRP: Rs. 949 (76% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 224 for a pack of 3, Rs. 75 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 949, 76% off, men's quarter-length
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 10,418 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Running and gym use, where quarter-length clears the shoe collar.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Nine thousand one hundred and fifty-six ratings at 4.5 stars — the highest average of any listing on this shelf with a four-figure sample. Seventy-nine rupees a pair. HRX dominates the well-rated end of this category the way Jockey dominates the no-discount end, and between them they account for most of the evidence in the read. The stated Rs. 1,099 and the 78% attached to it are, as everywhere on this page, a setting rather than a markdown.

• Price: Rs. 237 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 79
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,099 (78% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 237 for a pack of 3, Rs. 79 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,099, 78% off, women's three-pack
• Evidence: 4.5 stars from 9,156 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: The women's equivalent of the card above.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Eighty-three rupees a pair, on a 56% badge that is modest by this shelf's standards. Six hundred and fifty-two ratings at 4.5 stars. CULT is Cult.fit's apparel line and it prices closer to the branded sportswear end than to the bulk packs — nearly three times the ten-pack per pair. Worth noting that its two listings here, men's and women's, are identically priced at Rs. 414 with an identical 56% badge, and the women's has more than three times the ratings.

• Price: Rs. 414 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 83
• Stated MRP: Rs. 949 (56% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 414 for a pack of 5, Rs. 83 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 949, 56% off, men's low-ankle multi-colour
• Evidence: 4.5 stars from 652 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Gym socks from the fitness brand, if that matters to you.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Four point seven stars from 2,142 ratings is the best-supported average among all the multipacks on this page, and it costs exactly what the men's version costs, off exactly the same stated MRP, at exactly the same badge. The only thing separating these two listings is the weight of evidence, and it is three times heavier here. Rs. 83 a pair is nearly three times the cheapest pair in the read; what you get for it is the most reliable review history on the shelf.

• Price: Rs. 414 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 83
• Stated MRP: Rs. 949 (56% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 414 for a pack of 5, Rs. 83 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 949, 56% off, women's low-ankle multi-colour
• Evidence: 4.7 stars from 2,142 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Identical to the card above, in the women's sizing.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Ninety-four rupees a pair, 7,021 ratings, 4.3 stars. This is the third of the four big-sample HRX listings on this page and the most expensive per pair — the three-packs cost more per pair than the five-packs across this whole shelf, which is the ordinary multipack economics you would expect and which the badges do their best to obscure. All four HRX listings here are badged between 69% and 78%, and their per-pair prices run Rs. 54 to Rs. 94. The badge moved by nine points; the price moved by seventy-four percent.

• Price: Rs. 282 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 94
• Stated MRP: Rs. 1,099 (74% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 282 for a pack of 3, Rs. 94 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 1,099, 74% off, men's white and grey three-pack
• Evidence: 4.3 stars from 7,021 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Plain white and grey, the colours that get worn out first.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Ninety-six rupees a pair — the cheapest adidas pair on the shelf — on a 20% badge. adidas's three listings in this read are badged 8%, 20% and 20%, and none of them approaches the seventies and eighties that the house labels print. Two thousand nine hundred and thirty-three ratings at 4.4 stars. This is the cleanest illustration of the split running through this page: the brands with something to protect — adidas at 20%, Supersox at 12%, XYXX at 12%, DAMENSCH at 10%, Jockey at 0% — barely discount, while the house labels and seller brands print 73% to 86% as a standing setting. Per pair, adidas costs three times the ten-pack.

• Price: Rs. 479 for 5 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 96
• Stated MRP: Rs. 599 (20% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 479 for a pack of 5, Rs. 96 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 599, 20% off, men's ankle-length
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 2,933 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Trainers, where the three stripes on the cuff are the point.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Eighteen thousand four hundred and eighty-four ratings at 4.4 stars. That is the largest sock sample in this entire read — nearly twice the HRX pack at the top of this chapter — and the discount attached to it is eight percent, thirty-two rupees off a stated Rs. 399. Hold it against the 86% badge on page one, which sits on 822 ratings. The best-evidenced listing on the shelf has almost the smallest badge on it, and at Rs. 122 a pair it also undercuts adidas's own Rs. 133-a-pair three-pack further down this page by eleven rupees while advertising a discount twelve points smaller.

• Price: Rs. 367 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 122
• Stated MRP: Rs. 399 (8% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 367 for a pack of 3, Rs. 122 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 399, 8% off, men's ankle-length
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 18,484 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: The default branded three-pack, bought and re-bought.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Two hundred and forty-nine rupees for two pairs, and the stated MRP is two hundred and forty-nine rupees. All thirteen Jockey listings in this read are 0% off — not one has a badge — and they hold averages of 4.5 to 4.7. This one is 4.7 from 524 ratings, the joint-highest average on the page. At Rs. 124 a pair it is also four times the ten-pack. That is the trade this shelf offers: a price that means what it says, a review history you can trust, and four times the money.

• Price: Rs. 249 for 2 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 124
• Stated MRP: Rs. 249 (0% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 249 for a pack of 2, Rs. 124 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 249, 0% off, compact cotton stretch low-show
• Evidence: 4.7 stars from 524 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: A small top-up rather than a drawer refill.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Four point eight stars from 303 ratings is the best average anywhere in this read, and it belongs to a licensed Harry Potter three-pack at Rs. 131 a pair. Licensing is the one feature on this shelf that reliably carries a premium people are happy to pay, and the 35% badge is modest by comparison with the unlicensed packs at 73% to 86%. Novelty socks are bought to be seen rather than to be cheap, which is precisely why the per-pair arithmetic that governs the rest of this page barely applies here.

• Price: Rs. 392 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 131
• Stated MRP: Rs. 599 (35% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 392 for a pack of 3, Rs. 131 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 599, 35% off, licensed low-cut ankle socks
• Evidence: 4.8 stars from 303 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: A gift, or a wardrobe that enjoys being noticed.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Six thousand three hundred and seventy-three ratings at 4.5 stars, Rs. 399, MRP Rs. 399. This is the listing that explains why Jockey can run its entire range at zero percent off: it does not need the badge, because this is the sock people re-buy without looking. A hundred and thirty-three rupees a pair is four and a half times the ten-pack at the top of this page, and the argument for it is durability across many washes, which is exactly the claim we cannot test and neither can the listing.

• Price: Rs. 399 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 133
• Stated MRP: Rs. 399 (0% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 399 for a pack of 3, Rs. 133 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 399, 0% off, compact cotton stretch low-show
• Evidence: 4.5 stars from 6,373 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: The default three-pack for someone who has stopped experimenting.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Rs. 399 for three pairs, exactly what Jockey charges, exactly Rs. 133 a pair — but this listing prints 20% off a stated Rs. 499 and Jockey's prints nothing at all. Three thousand two hundred and seventy-nine ratings at 4.4 stars, against Jockey's 6,373 at 4.5. Two brands, one price, and the only difference visible on the shelf is that one of them has decided a red percentage helps. Choose on the cuff logo; the arithmetic is identical.

• Price: Rs. 399 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 133
• Stated MRP: Rs. 499 (20% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 399 for a pack of 3, Rs. 133 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 499, 20% off, patterned low-cut men's
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 3,279 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Trainers again, in a low-cut patterned three-pack.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

A hundred and fifty-six rupees a pair, at zero percent off, from the brand that never discounts. Terry is the loop-pile construction that puts cushioning under the sole, and it is the one specification in this read that plausibly justifies a price step: there is measurably more yarn in the sock. One thousand four hundred and forty-three ratings at 4.5 stars. Five times the ten-pack per pair. Whether five times is right depends entirely on how long they last, and nothing on this shelf will tell you that.

• Price: Rs. 469 for 3 pairs
• Cost per pair: Rs. 156
• Stated MRP: Rs. 469 (0% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 469 for a pack of 3, Rs. 156 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 469, 0% off, compact cotton terry ankle-length
• Evidence: 4.5 stars from 1,443 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Terry cushioning underfoot, for long days standing.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Two hundred and forty-nine rupees for one pair — the same money that buys ten pairs of the Blacktank cotton socks at the top of this page. Five thousand nine hundred and eighty-eight ratings at 4.4 stars says runners consider that reasonable, and for running it probably is: quick-dry synthetic construction, targeted cushioning, and a job that cotton does badly. This is the card that shows why the per-pair figure is a tool and not a verdict. Decathlon's 38% badge is one of the smaller ones here.

• Price: Rs. 249 for 1 pair
• Cost per pair: Rs. 249
• Stated MRP: Rs. 399 (38% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 249 for 1 pair, Rs. 249 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 399, 38% off, Kiprun Ekiden Run 100 quick-dry
• Evidence: 4.4 stars from 5,988 ratings on myntra.com (pooled across colourways)
• Buying logic: Running, where one technical pair beats five cotton ones.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India

Four hundred and ninety-nine rupees for one pair of ankle socks, at zero percent off, with no star average and no ratings. That is sixteen times the Rs. 30 pair at the top of this page and twice the Decathlon running sock that 5,988 people have rated. We seat it to close the range honestly: this is what the ceiling of Myntra's sock shelf looks like in September 2026, and there is nothing on the listing — no technical construction, no review history — that tells you what the money is for.

• Price: Rs. 499 for 1 pair
• Cost per pair: Rs. 499
• Stated MRP: Rs. 499 (0% off as displayed)
• Key detail: Rs. 499 for 1 pair, Rs. 499 a pair, stated MRP Rs. 499, 0% off, men's ankle-length
• Evidence: no rating published on the listing
• Buying logic: Seated as the ceiling of the category, not as a recommendation.
• Read on: myntra.com listing pages, 10 September 2026, logged out, India