Myntra Storage Box and Container Prices September 2026: From Rs. 13 a Piece

Almost nothing on Myntra's storage and kitchen shelves is sold singly, and the piece count is printed in the title of nearly every listing. We read three category paths on 26 September 2026 — storage and organisers, kitchen storage and containers, and bar and drinkware — 118 distinct listings, 102 of them stating how many pieces are in the box.

Divide and the rate runs from Rs. 13 a piece to Rs. 580, with a median of Rs. 104. The cheapest is Ajabh's set of 24 saree cover bags at Rs. 310, which carries 4.1 stars from 88 ratings. The dearest is a pair of dishwasher-safe glasses from 1ST TIME at Rs. 1,159, or Rs. 580 each, with no rating at all.

Those two are not the same kind of purchase, which is the point of the rate rather than an objection to it. A non-woven saree bag and a cut-glass tumbler are both "one piece" in a title, and the only way to see what you are paying per unit is to divide, because Myntra sorts by listing price and a Rs. 1,655 six-glass set looks dearer than a Rs. 869 twenty-four-piece organiser while costing 7.7 times as much per item.

Read down the table and the three shelves separate cleanly. Everything under Rs. 60 a piece is fabric organisers or plastic airtight containers. Everything over Rs. 130 a piece is glass drinkware. The Rs. 60 to Rs. 130 band is where the two meet, and it is the only band where the same money buys either.

The ratings run with the cheap end, not the dear one. AARON INC's six-piece organiser at Rs. 339 has the largest rating count in the entire read — 4.5 from 113 — and Kuber Industries' twelve-piece at Rs. 704 has 93. The four most expensive per-piece listings in the table all publish no rating.

Wrapzy is the odd one out: four separate six-piece organiser listings at Rs. 599 against a stated MRP of Rs. 599, so 0% off and Rs. 100 a piece, on a shelf whose median badge is 80%. It is dearer per piece than AARON INC's rated set at Rs. 57 and it declares no discount at all.

The limit of this arithmetic is on the same shelf as the arithmetic itself, and one brand shows it plainly. Aura sells airtight container sets at six, eight, ten, twelve and eighteen pieces — and it sells two different twelve-piece sets, one at Rs. 549 and one at Rs. 1,060.

Per piece that is Rs. 46 against Rs. 88. Neither title states a volume, so the piece count cannot tell you which set holds more; the cheaper one is described as kitchen storage and the dearer one as kitchen storage too. The eighteen-piece set at Rs. 614 is the cheapest rate in the range at Rs. 34 a piece and publishes no rating; the six and eight-piece fridge sets at Rs. 361 and Rs. 409 share one pooled rating count of 67.

So the rate is a floor, not a verdict. It tells you what a container costs in this box rather than another; it cannot tell you whether the container is 200 ml or 2 litres, and on this shelf the titles frequently do not say.

Split the read by shelf and the ratings coverage collapses in one place. Forty-six of the 50 bar and drinkware listings publish no rating at all. The four that do are Nestasia at Rs. 1,250 (4.4 from 47), FINSTER at Rs. 857 (4.3 from 20), Roxx at Rs. 584 (3.9 from 11) and Luminarc at Rs. 784 (4.2 from 5).

Most of the rest is one seller, 1ST TIME, whose listings run from Rs. 492 for a single beer glass to Rs. 1,668 for a pack of five, with badges clustered at 46% to 55% and not one published rating between them. The drinkware shelf is also the dearest of the three in cash, median Rs. 1,002 against Rs. 603 for kitchen containers and Rs. 422 for organisers.

The organiser shelf is the opposite on both counts. Twenty-one of its 32 listings publish a rating, and its median badge is 80% — with 20 of the 32 badged at 80% or more, and the biggest multiple in the read at 8.06x, Ajabh's Rs. 310 set of 24 against a declared Rs. 2,499. Big badges and real ratings on the same shelf, which is not the pattern we usually find.

Nothing here was bought, unpacked, filled, stacked or measured. No piece count, capacity, material, airtightness or dishwasher-safe claim on this page has been verified by us — each is the listing's own printed text, reproduced as printed.

A rate per piece is a way of reading a results page, not a measure of value. A piece may be a 200 ml container or a two-litre one, a non-woven fabric bag or a cut-glass tumbler, and most of these titles state a count without stating a size. Where two sets share a piece count and differ in price, the difference is very likely volume or material and the listing does not say.

Food containers and drinkware are used with food and drink. Nothing here is food-safety, material, microwave, dishwasher or usage advice, and each product's own labelling, materials information and care instructions prevail over anything on this page.