93 of 98 tiles badge between 20% and 83%. The five that badge nothing are one garment, and the difference is a pricing convention.
We read 98 sweatshirt, jacket and sweater listings from Myntra's own listing-page data on 22 October 2026. Five of them print a stated MRP exactly equal to the price charged, so the badge reads 0% - and all five are H&M, all five the same Rs. 999 Loose Fit Sweatshirt. The other 93 badge between 20% and 83%, at a median of 66%.
That is a difference in pricing convention, not in generosity. It also makes the discount column useless for comparing the two: H&M cannot show a discount because it publishes no strike-through, and a brand printing 3.7 times its price will show 73% indefinitely.
Every price below was pulled from Myntra on October 22, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Myntra coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
H&M prints a stated MRP identical to its price on all five of its tiles here. The other 93 listings badge 20% to 83%, at a median of 66%.
Rs. 999, stated Rs. 999, badged 0%, 4.3 stars from 213 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is one of only five listings on the whole shelf that does not print a discount, and all five are the same H&M garment.
Rs. 999, stated Rs. 999, badged 0%, 4.4 stars from 49,275 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the same product name and price as the card above it, carrying a rating pool 231 times deeper, which is how this shelf's tiles actually work.
Rs. 694, stated Rs. 2,599, badged 73%, 4.2 stars from 5,005 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the direct commercial answer to the H&M above and shows what the badge column buys you.
Rs. 701, stated Rs. 2,599, badged 73%, 4.2 stars from 5,005 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the second MISCHIEF MONKEY tile and reports exactly the same rating count as the first, at a different price.
Rs. 873, stated Rs. 2,299, badged 62%, 4.3 stars from 27 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the only global sportswear brand seated here, and its rating pool is thinner than most of the unbranded tiles.
Rs. 896, stated Rs. 1,499, badged 40%, 4.3 stars from 189 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it carries the shallowest non-zero badge among the sweatshirts and is dearer than most of the deeply badged ones.
Rs. 947, stated Rs. 2,499, badged 62%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is one of the 27 listings in this read that publish no rating at all, seated so that part of the shelf is visible.
Rs. 1,049, stated Rs. 3,999, badged 74%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it appears twice in the 98 listings at the identical price and badge, with no rating on either tile.
Rs. 779, stated Rs. 1,999, badged 61%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it shows that the unrated tail is not only unbranded listings.
Rs. 509 to Rs. 1,099, where a one-rupee price difference produces two points of badge and a 952-rating pool sits beside a 162-rating one.
Rs. 509, stated Rs. 1,699, badged 70%, 4.2 stars from 9,459 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the cheapest knit seated here and carries the second deepest review pool on the page.
Rs. 519, stated Rs. 2,599, badged 80%, 4.4 stars from 244 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it carries the deepest discount badge we seated and is not the cheapest garment on the page.
Rs. 712, stated Rs. 2,299, badged 69%, 4.6 stars from 201 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it carries the highest star average of anything seated here, on a pool deep enough to mean something.
Rs. 774, stated Rs. 2,499, badged 69%, 4.3 stars from 162 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it sits close to the shelf's median badge and is one of two DressBerry tiles seated, which is useful for reading the house's pricing.
Rs. 775, stated Rs. 2,349, badged 67%, 4.4 stars from 952 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it costs one rupee more than the DressBerry above and is badged two points lower, which is the badge column at its least informative.
Rs. 941, stated Rs. 1,999, badged 53%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is another duplicated tile with no rating, this time from a Myntra in-house label.
Rs. 1,099, stated Rs. 1,999, badged 45%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the dearest knit on the page and carries one of the shallowest badges, which is the usual relationship inverted.
A 20% badge and a 71% badge at Rs. 719 and Rs. 1,447 - and a Nehru jacket listed three times, all three sharing a 39-rating pool.
Rs. 719, stated Rs. 899, badged 20%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the lowest non-zero discount on the entire shelf and the clearest illustration that a small badge can mean an honest strike-through.
Rs. 770, stated Rs. 1,599, badged 52%, 4.3 stars from 29 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the cheapest Nehru jacket seated and one of the few in that category with any rating at all.
Rs. 987, stated Rs. 2,399, badged 59%, 4.1 stars from 462 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the best-reviewed Nehru jacket seated and sits within Rs. 81 of the shelf median price.
Rs. 996, stated Rs. 3,499, badged 72%, no rating published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is a second Anouk duplication, unrated on both tiles, at a price Rs. 9 above the rated one.
Rs. 1,260, stated Rs. 4,200, badged 70%, 3.8 stars from 33 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it carries the lowest published star average of anything seated here, which is worth seating rather than quietly dropping.
Rs. 1,420, stated Rs. 3,599, badged 61%, 4.4 stars from 39 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the clearest duplication in the read — three tiles, one price, one shared 39-rating pool.
Rs. 1,447, stated Rs. 4,999, badged 71%, 4.0 stars from 6 ratings published by Myntra
Why it earned its spot it is the dearest garment seated on this page and carries the thinnest rating pool of anything with a rating at all.
First, check whether the brand badges at all. H&M's six tiles in this read badge 0% because it prints no strike-through; Roadster's eleven median 67%, Mast & Harbour's ten 68%. The badge tells you which house you are in before it tells you anything about the garment. Second, look for the same name twice. 98 tiles here are 87 distinct products - a Badoliya & Sons Nehru jacket appears three times at one price, and a sort by popularity will show it to you three times. Third, check whether the rating count is shared. 49,275 appears on four tiles, 1,751 on three, 39 on three: those are single pools, not sums. Fourth, remember that a quarter of this shelf has no rating at all - 27 of 98 - and on those cards the badge is the only number left, which is the one number the seller fully controls.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| H&M Loose Fit Sweatshirt Rs. 999 — stated MRP Rs. 999, 0% off | Rs. 999 | Rs. 999 | 0% |
| The same H&M sweatshirt again — 49,275 ratings this time | Rs. 999 | Rs. 999 | 0% |
| MISCHIEF MONKEY sweatshirt Rs. 694, badged 73% | Rs. 694 | Rs. 2,599 | 73% |
| MISCHIEF MONKEY mock collar Rs. 701 — the same 5,005-rating pool | Rs. 701 | Rs. 2,599 | 73% |
| ADIDAS round neck sweatshirt Rs. 873, badged 62%, 27 ratings | Rs. 873 | Rs. 2,299 | 62% |
| Mast & Harbour colourblocked hoodie Rs. 896 — badged just 40% | Rs. 896 | Rs. 1,499 | 40% |
| Badlook men's sweatshirt Rs. 947 — no rating published | Rs. 947 | Rs. 2,499 | 62% |
| London Era hooded sweatshirt Rs. 1,049 — listed twice, unrated | Rs. 1,049 | Rs. 3,999 | 74% |
| HRX mock collar sweatshirt Rs. 779, no rating published | Rs. 779 | Rs. 1,999 | 61% |
| Roadster women's sweater Rs. 509 — 9,459 ratings | Rs. 509 | Rs. 1,699 | 70% |
| glitchez speckled pullover Rs. 519 — badged 80% | Rs. 519 | Rs. 2,599 | 80% |
| Mast & Harbour open knit Rs. 712 — 4.6 stars, the shelf's best | Rs. 712 | Rs. 2,299 | 69% |
| DressBerry striped pullover Rs. 774, badged 69% | Rs. 774 | Rs. 2,499 | 69% |
| DressBerry chevron pullover Rs. 775, 952 ratings | Rs. 775 | Rs. 2,349 | 67% |
| HERE&NOW ribbed pullover Rs. 941 — listed twice, unrated | Rs. 941 | Rs. 1,999 | 53% |
| Beatnik women's pullover Rs. 1,099 — badged 45%, unrated | Rs. 1,099 | Rs. 1,999 | 45% |
| Fort Collins bomber jacket Rs. 719 — the shallowest badge, 20% | Rs. 719 | Rs. 899 | 20% |
| RIVER HILL corduroy Nehru jacket Rs. 770, badged 52% | Rs. 770 | Rs. 1,599 | 52% |
| Anouk cotton linen Nehru jacket Rs. 987, 462 ratings | Rs. 987 | Rs. 2,399 | 59% |
| Anouk mandarin collar Nehru jacket Rs. 996 — listed twice, unrated | Rs. 996 | Rs. 3,499 | 72% |
| KISAH ethnic motifs jacket Rs. 1,260 — 33 ratings at 3.8 | Rs. 1,260 | Rs. 4,200 | 70% |
| Badoliya & Sons pure wool Nehru Rs. 1,420 — one of three tiles | Rs. 1,420 | Rs. 3,599 | 61% |
| TRENDS OF ETHNIC woven jacket Rs. 1,447 — the shelf ceiling, 6 ratings | Rs. 1,447 | Rs. 4,999 | 71% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, discount badge, brand name, star average and rating count on this page came from the window.__myx payload myntra.com itself serves on its listing pages, read on 22 October 2026, logged out, from India, with nothing purchased. Three listing pages — men's sweatshirts, men's jackets and women's sweaters — returned 98 listings, and 23 are seated below. Every count, median and range quoted on this page is computed over all 98, not over the 23 shown.
Five of the 98 listings print a stated MRP identical to their selling price, producing a 0% badge, and all five are H&M — all five the same Rs. 999 Loose Fit Sweatshirt. The remaining 93 badge between 20% and 83%, at a median of 66%. H&M's six listings in this read median 0%; Roadster's eleven median 67%, Mast & Harbour's ten median 68%, DressBerry's seven median 65%. The badge on this shelf is substantially a fact about which house is selling, and we say so because it is countable, not because we are inferring intent.
The 98 listings resolve to 87 distinct product names. The H&M sweatshirt appears five times; a Badoliya & Sons pure wool Nehru jacket three times at Rs. 1,420; a Vastraa Fusion jacket three times at Rs. 1,351; Anouk, London Era, SMOSH, DressBerry and HERE&NOW twice each. The rating counts are shared across those tiles — 49,275 appears on four, 1,751 on three, 39 on three, and 5,005, 1,976 and 7 on two each. That is the ordinary fingerprint of one garment listed in several colourways, and it is entirely routine; we seat one of each and name the rest, because seating all of them would show one pool several times.
27 of the 98 listings publish no star average and no review count, a little over a quarter, and those cards carry no pill here. They concentrate in the unbranded mandarin-collar and Nehru jacket tail, but not exclusively — an HRX sweatshirt and a HERE&NOW pullover, both Myntra in-house labels, are also unrated. Among the 71 that do publish, the pools run from 6 ratings to 49,275, which is why every star average on this page is quoted with its count beside it.
Nothing here was bought, worn or washed, and no claim is made about fit, fabric weight, shrinkage, colour-fastness or how any of it lasts. "Pure Wool", "Acrylic", "Cotton Linen", "Oversized Fit" and the rest are the listings' own printed descriptions, reproduced and not independently verified. A stated MRP is the figure a listing prints, and nothing on this page asserts that any of these figures is false or improper — including H&M's decision to print none.
The median across the 98 listings in this read is Rs. 906, and the shelf runs Rs. 465 to Rs. 1,599. That covers men's sweatshirts, men's jackets and women's sweaters read from Myntra's own listing pages on 22 October 2026. The median discount badge is 66%, with a range of 0% to 83%. The cheapest garment is a Rs. 465 Deslizar hooded sweatshirt and the dearest a Rs. 1,599 SANHOK puffer. Note that the 98 tiles resolve to only 87 distinct product names, so the shelf is slightly narrower than it looks. These were the figures on 22 October 2026 - check the live listing before buying.
Because H&M prints a stated MRP identical to the price it charges. Five of the 98 listings in this read show a stated MRP exactly equal to the selling price — Rs. 999 against Rs. 999 — and all five are H&M, all five the same Loose Fit Sweatshirt. The other 93 listings badge between 20% and 83%. This is a difference in pricing convention, not in generosity: a brand that publishes no strike-through cannot show a discount, and a brand that publishes one 3.7 times its price will show 73% forever. Nothing here says either practice is improper. The practical consequence is that you cannot compare an H&M tile to a MISCHIEF MONKEY tile by badge at all - only by price, fabric and rating.
Because one garment is listed on several tiles sharing one review pool. In this read, 49,275 ratings appear on four separate tiles (all the H&M Loose Fit Sweatshirt), 1,751 on three (a Vastraa Fusion jacket at Rs. 1,351), 39 on three (a Badoliya & Sons pure wool Nehru jacket at Rs. 1,420), and 5,005, 1,976 and 7 on two tiles each. An identical count across tiles is the ordinary signature of colourway or style variants pointing at a single pool, and it is entirely routine. It matters when you count: four tiles at 49,275 is one pool of 49,275, not 197,100 reviews, and a shelf sorted by popularity will show you the same garment four times.
Not on this shelf. The clearest case is two DressBerry pullovers seated on this page: Rs. 774 badged 69% and Rs. 775 badged 67% — one rupee apart, two points of badge, because their stated MRPs differ by Rs. 150. The second clearest is the Rs. 719 Fort Collins bomber badged 20%, the shallowest on the shelf, sitting Rs. 187 below the shelf median price while a Rs. 1,447 jacket is badged 71%. The badge is computed against a figure the brand chooses, and on this shelf brands badge within a few points of themselves regardless of garment: H&M at 0%, Roadster at a median 67%, Mast & Harbour at 68%. Read the rupee price and the rating count.
27 of the 98 listings in this read publish neither a star average nor a review count. They concentrate in the unbranded mandarin-collar and Nehru jacket tail, but not only there — an HRX sweatshirt and a HERE&NOW pullover, both Myntra in-house labels, are also unrated. An unrated tile is usually a new one rather than a bad one, and it is not a reason on its own to avoid a listing. It does mean the only signal on the card that the seller does not set is missing, leaving the badge, which this page argues is the least informative column on the shelf. Among the 71 listings that do publish, pools run from 6 ratings to 49,275 - which is why we print the count beside every star average.






















