Myntra's Big Fashion Days sale to begin tonight; Get up to 80% discount on most wanted fashion brands

Myntra is offering mouth-watering offers, discounts and cashbacks on most wanted fashion brands including Nike, Jack & Jones, UCB, HRX, WROGN and many others.

Myntra has also announced addition discounts and cashbacks on electronic transaction made from various debit/ credit cards. (Image: Myntra Website)

New Delhi: As the much-awaited festive season is just around the corner, several e-Commerce companies are here with lucrative deals and heavy discounts to lure customers. Like many in the segment, Indian fashion e-Commerce giant Myntra is all set to roll out its ‘Big Fashion Days’ sale starting midnight today. With an exceptional discount of up to 80 per cent, Myntra aims to tap the maximum out the festive mood of the country. The Bengaluru-headquartered online retailer has announced its special midnight sale starting from midnight of October 10 till October 14. The company is offering mouth-watering offers, discounts and cashbacks on most wanted fashion brands including Nike, Jack & Jones, UCB, HRX, WROGN and many others. The fashion e-tailer has also announced addition discounts and cashbacks on electronic transaction made from various debit/ credit cards. Myntra, during its BFD sale, will give additional cashback of 10 per cent on Citibank credit and debit cards. Customers can easily get Rs 200 cashback while purchasing their order from PhonePe app. Myntra users can use codes – BFD5, FBD10 and BFD15 to get discounts on their purchases. Apart from Myntra, other e-Commerce giants including Amazon and Flipkart are all set to kick of their festive season sale. Amazon India will roll out its ‘Great Indian Festival’ from October 10 and will last till October 15. For Amazon prime members, the sale has started a day early from October 9 at 12 noon. Even domestic e-Commerce major Flipkart will start its ‘Big Billion Days’ sale from October 10 and will end on October 14. Amazon’s sale has been powered by the State Bank of India whereas Flipkart’s sale has been powered by Mastercard. With an aim to tap maximum out of the online retail segment, Flipkart recently revealed that it has created more than 30,000 jobs in its supply chain logistics operations. Even the Seattle-based online retailer Amazon said that it has added over 50,000 seasonal positions across its networks ahead of their respective festival sales.