Myntra: Sangria X fwd & Anouk X fwd Women's Clothing Up to 90% Off, Plus Extra 10% With Code FWDPASSD

Quick facts

Product overview

Sangria and Anouk are two of Myntra's own women's ethnic and fusion labels, and the "X fwd" tagging points at their fwd sub-range — younger, lighter, more everyday-fusion pieces rather than heavy occasion wear. Typical stock across these labels covers kurtas and kurta sets, anarkalis, palazzos, dresses, tops and co-ord sets, mostly in cotton, rayon and polyester blends, in a wide size run.

The destination is a brand-filtered women's clothing listing sorted by discount, not a single product page. That matters: "up to 90% off" is a ceiling that applies to a handful of clearance sizes and prints, not to the range as a whole. The ₹594 figure sits at the very bottom of that listing, and the ₹6,499 comparison is the MRP of whichever item hits the headline percentage — the two numbers usually do not belong to the same garment you would end up buying.

Why consider it

Ethnic-wear clearance on Myntra is one of the few places where genuinely low per-piece prices show up, and stacking a flat 10% coupon on top of an already discounted listing is meaningful when you are buying two or three kurtas at once. Sorting by discount is the right way to browse this: the deepest cuts surface first, and if your size is still in stock in a print you like, the effective price after FWDPASSD can be well under typical high-street ethnic pricing. Myntra's return and exchange handling on its in-house labels is also comparatively predictable, which lowers the risk of buying clothing unseen.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

This suits someone already planning to restock everyday ethnic or fusion wear and comfortable buying clothing online without trying it on. If you know your fit in Myntra's own labels, the discount sort plus a 10% coupon is a sensible way to buy several pieces in one order. If you are hunting the headline 90% specifically, expect disappointment — treat it as a clearance browse, judge each item on its own final price, and skip it if you need a particular size or occasion piece.

Final verdict

A plausible and reasonably attractive clearance event on two familiar Myntra labels, weakened by the fact that we could not read the merchant listing to confirm any of it. The offer structure — steep sitewide-style clearance plus a stacking coupon — is a routine and credible Myntra pattern, so this is worth opening and checking for yourself, with the coupon applied at checkout to see what it actually takes off. Verify the code and the per-item price on the cart page before committing.