Myntra 'Cracker of a Sale' Offers up to 60% Off
Online retailer Myntra's 'Cracker of a Sale' is offering discounts of up to 60 per cent on clothes, accessories and footwear. The flash sale is valid only for Tuesday.
Myntra is offering a minimum of 30 per cent off on all products from its catalogue. Myntra's own range called 'Myntra Originals' is available for a flat discount of 60 per cent.
The e-tailer promises a flat discount of 55 per cent on sports shoes and women's footwear, and a flat 60 per cent off on ethnic wear.
In the run-up to Diwali, e-commerce players are offering a plethora of discounts for the festive season. Snapdeal too, on Tuesday, is offering a flat 50 per cent off across its range of products which include electronics, clothes, accessories, footwear, perfumes, furniture etc.
Amazon launched its 'Diwali Dhamaka Week' sale last Friday. The sale that is offering discounts up to 70 per cent across products like mobile phones, watches, books, electronic gadgets will last till October 16.
Last week Flipkart and Snapdeal sold products worth an estimated Rs 600 crore each as part of a flash sale, even as customers complained about technical glitches. Flipkart later issued an official apology to its customers.
(With inputs from PTI)
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