Fashion is discounted harder than any other category in India, which is why most of what lands on Loot91 is clothing or footwear. Sizes are the catch: a listing can sell out of everything but XXL while the discount stays advertised, so check availability first on anything more than a day old. Every listing here shows the price now, the MRP it is measured against and how deep the cut is.
₹198 — was ₹1,320, 85% off
₹192 — was ₹1,200, 84% off
₹208 — was ₹1,299, 84% off
₹317 — was ₹1,499, 79% off
₹315 — was ₹1,499, 79% off
₹389 — was ₹1,850, 79% off
₹399 — was ₹1,799, 78% off
₹882 — was ₹6,299, 86% off
₹157 — was ₹872, 82% off
₹420 — was ₹1,999, 79% off
₹300 — was ₹2,499, 88% off
₹579 — was ₹2,517, 77% off
End-of-season sales and the big festival events carry the deepest cuts, often 70% to 90% on last-season stock. Ajio and Myntra run curated sale listings year-round that sit well below their normal pricing.
Fashion prices frequently vary by size and colour on the same listing. The price captured here is for the variant that was cheapest at the time, so switching size can move it.
The old price shown is the one the store itself listed at the time the deal was captured. Stores do sometimes carry an inflated list price, so treat a very deep discount on an unfamiliar brand with more caution than the same discount on a known one. Where we have seen the product before, the listing also shows the lowest price we have recorded for it.
The page stays up and gets marked expired instead of being deleted. The buy button switches off and the listing shows what the price was, so you can tell an ended deal from a live one rather than landing on a broken link.