What Actually Got Cheaper This Week: a Rs 17,990 Suit at Rs 6,000
201 prices fell. Here are the deepest of them, and what the pattern says about where the season has got to.

27 August 2026
Of the 201 prices that fell, these were the deepest:
- Edenrobe embroidered jacquard 3-piece, Rs 17,990 → Rs 6,000 (-67%)
- Generation Banjara applique set, Rs 16,998 → Rs 5,949 (-65%)
- Laam (FLO Nine99) cotton cargo pants, Rs 7,999 → Rs 3,330 (-58%)
- Laam (FLO Nine99) denim jeans, Rs 6,663 → Rs 3,330 (-50%)
- Lama Retail suede leather tassel loafers, Rs 9,950 → Rs 5,970 (-40%)
One thing stands out. The deepest cuts are on formal and embroidered stock, three-piece suits from both Edenrobe and Generation at roughly a third of their original price. That is the reverse of what we found earlier this month, when deep clearance was almost entirely cheap everyday clothing.
What it means: the brands have started releasing their expensive leftover stock, which is usually the sign of a season genuinely ending. Formal goes last, because cutting it damages the brand's own price position.
One caution: these are the prices as of our last look at the brand's own site. Before buying, check the "last verified" date on the product page, we now print it on every item.
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Data: TrendCompare 22-brand hourly tracker. Every figure counts only products confirmed on the brand's own site within the last 7 days. Discounts exclude inflated "was" prices (anchor ≤ 3× current). Full methodology.
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