Myntra: HRX by Hrithik Roshan Socks Pack of 3 Listed From ₹200

Quick facts

Product overview

HRX is Myntra's in-house athleisure label fronted by Hrithik Roshan, and its socks are among the cheapest recurring basics on the platform. Packs of three — usually ankle-length or crew cotton-blend sports socks — are the standard unit, which is what the advertised starting price refers to: roughly ₹65 a pair. The link resolves to Myntra's men's socks category filtered to the HRX brand and sorted by ascending price, so the cheapest qualifying pack sits at the top.

Because this is a listing rather than one product page, the exact pack at the floor price will change as stock and pricing move, and different colourways or lengths in the same range are usually priced higher.

Why consider it

Socks are a consumable, and buying them at listing-floor prices is one of the few genuinely low-risk purchases on a fashion site — there is no sizing gamble beyond free-size versus shoe-size bands, and no meaningful quality cliff at this price. If the advertised figure holds, three pairs of a mainstream brand for roughly ₹200 is competitive with unbranded multipacks while carrying Myntra's return policy. The price-ascending sort also does the shopping for you: whatever is cheapest today is the first tile.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

Anyone restocking gym or everyday socks, or topping up a Myntra cart to clear a shipping or coupon threshold. If you want a specific length, colour or cushioning, expect to pay above the floor price. Skip it if you already have a preferred sock brand — the saving here is measured in tens of rupees, not hundreds.

Final verdict

As a lead, it is plausible and cheap; as a verified deal, it is not confirmed. The advertised starting price for three pairs is in line with what HRX basics typically bottom out at, but the listing was inaccessible at the time of checking, so nothing about current price or stock could be observed. Open the link, confirm the pack and price on the product page itself, and buy only if the number still reads as advertised.