Myntra Track Pants Under Rs. 700: 67 of 116 Listings, September 2026

We read 116 listings from Myntra's own track pants, tracksuits and men's sportswear pages on 6 September 2026 — every one with a price and a stated MRP above it. The shelf runs Rs. 299 to Rs. 2,789 at a median of Rs. 649 and a median 60% off, and 67 of the 116 are under Rs. 700.

Track pants are the cheap half. A men's track pant at the median is Rs. 511 and a women's is Rs. 558; the floor is Rs. 399 for a PROGENY men's regular fit and Rs. 429 for an HRX women's Rapid-Dry jogger. Tracksuits are a different shelf entirely, with a median of Rs. 1,243 and a ceiling of Rs. 2,180 for an Adidas 3S stand-collar set.

The gap between those two medians is the whole argument of the next section, because a tracksuit is a track pant and a top, and the pieces are cheaper than the set.

At the median, a men's tracksuit on this shelf is Rs. 1,243. A men's track pant at the median is Rs. 511, and a sports tee at the median of the nine tees in this read is Rs. 399. Buy those two separately and you are at Rs. 910 — Rs. 333 less, or 37% below the set, for the same two garments.

The honest qualification, and it matters: these are medians across different listings, not the same tracksuit sold both ways. A matched set is cut and coloured to go together and a tracksuit jacket is not a tee — it is a full-zip layer, which is a different garment with a different job. So this is not a like-for-like price on one product, and we are not claiming Myntra marks sets up.

What it does tell you is where the money goes on this shelf. If you want a jacket, the set is a reasonable way to buy one. If what you actually wear is a track pant and a tee, the separates pages are the cheaper door into the same wardrobe, and they are also where the deepest evidence sits — the two most-rated garments in the whole read are separates.

HRX, Myntra's own athleisure label, is 31 of the 116 listings here, more than any other brand by a distance. Across its whole spread its median price is Rs. 994 against Rs. 613 for everything else, which looks like a house-brand premium and is not one.

Compare within a category and the premium mostly disappears. On men's track pants HRX is Rs. 538 against Rs. 494; on women's, Rs. 639 against Rs. 518; on tracksuits it is cheaper than the rest of the shelf, Rs. 1,222 against Rs. 1,311. The Rs. 994 figure is a mix artefact: 16 of HRX's 31 listings are tracksuits, and tracksuits are the dearest category here. We went looking for a house-brand markup and the data did not support one.

Where HRX does differ is evidence. Twenty-nine of its 31 listings carry a rating; only 53 of the other 85 do. On a shelf where a third of listings show no rating at all, that is the meaningful difference between the house label and the small brands beside it — not the price.

Exactly one garment in this read carries no discount: a Jockey Combed Cotton Rich trackpant at Rs. 999, listed at its MRP, rated 4.5 from 10,759 ratings — the highest rating in the entire read, on the only listing with nothing off.

Now look at the other end. The deepest badges here are 80%: a Netclick baggy training track pant at Rs. 401 against a stated Rs. 1,999 (304 ratings) and a Moda Rapido women's at Rs. 453 against Rs. 2,299 (1,319 ratings). Two listings at 78% — an Xpecto Style at Rs. 445 against Rs. 1,999 and an ALIZA at Rs. 436 against Rs. 1,999 — carry no ratings at all.

We cannot verify that any of these stated MRPs was ever a live selling price and allege nothing against any brand. But the pattern across this shelf is consistent and worth carrying to the next one you shop: the badge is a statement about where a brand sets its list price, and it moves in the opposite direction to how much anyone has actually said about the garment. We took that apart in more detail in our read of why the same discount percentages repeat across listings.

Rating counts on this shelf are shared across listings more often than you would expect. Two HRX Mid-Rise track pants, at Rs. 669 and Rs. 674, both display 9,884 ratings. Two visibly different Pepe Jeans garments, both at Rs. 545 — a black athleisure trouser and a blue cotton lounge pant — both display 13,044.

Then there are the repeats. Three separate listings carry the identical product name glitchez Women Cotton Track Pants at Rs. 478, Rs. 483 and Rs. 483, with 1,699, 508 and 305 ratings between them — three pages, three review pools, one name. A WARCOURT women's jogger appears three times at Rs. 466 and Rs. 477 with no ratings on any of them, and a PROGENY men's track pant twice at Rs. 399.

This is ordinary marketplace behaviour rather than anything improper, and we allege nothing: colourways and sizes are frequently listed separately, and platforms group reviews across a family. The practical consequence is the same either way — a big number beside a cheap listing may have been earned by a sibling product, and if two listings of one garment differ by Rs. 5, the one with the ratings attached is the one you can actually judge. Rows marked “shared” in the tables on this page are ones whose rating count appears on another listing in the same read.

Decide between the set and the pieces first. At the medians here a tracksuit is Rs. 1,243 and a track pant plus a sports tee is Rs. 910. If you want the jacket, buy the set; if you want a pant and a tee, the separates pages are Rs. 300-odd cheaper for the same two garments.

Read the rating count before the badge. The only garment here with no discount at all — a Rs. 999 Jockey trackpant — is the best rated in the read at 4.5 from 10,759, while two 78% badges sit on listings with no ratings whatsoever. Under Rs. 700 there is plenty with real evidence behind it: a Roadster track pant at Rs. 499 with 9,520 ratings, an HRX Mid-Rise at Rs. 669 with 9,884.

Check the number is attached to the garment. Two HRX pants share 9,884 ratings, two different Pepe Jeans garments share 13,044, and three glitchez listings with one name have three separate pools. Where two listings of the same thing sit a few rupees apart, take the one with the reviews. Our loungewear read and AJIO's jackets and hoodies shelf are the adjacent pages if you are dressing the same wardrobe.