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Today we will discuss the most expensive suits in the world. If you’re craving some facts and figures pertaining to the biggest and best things in life? Then you’ve certainly come to the right place. Our goal here is to make sure that you’re armed with all the information and tidbits that it takes to understand the high-flying lifestyles of the true elite in our society. The millionaires and billionaires of this world are able to buy and experience anything their hearts desire. From the most luxurious vacation destinations to fashion’s most revered brands.
It’s on the world of fashion that our list today is based. In the past we’ve brought you lists about beautiful dresses and pieces of jewelry. But what about the fashion of a wealthy gentleman. When it comes to untouchable status one thing that a billionaire cannot go without is a high-quality luxury suit or a whole wardrobe full. So, without any more delay, let’s take a look at 10 of the most expensive suits in the world.
10: Ermenegildo Zegna Bespoke
As we are sure you already know, the world of fashion is often dominated by Italian designers and fashion houses. Our list is being kicked off with an amazing suit of Italian origin that will set you back a cool $22,000. It’s one of Italy’s top-tier fashion houses. Ermenegildo Zegna was founded in three Vairo in 1910. It manufactures expensive suits for the likes of Tom Ford, Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, a spectacular list of partners we think you’ll agree with. It was created by the fourth generation of the Zegna family. This particular suit is of course individually fitted to each customer’s precise measurements. It is reported to be made from 700 different kinds of fabrics. Now that’s what we call attention to detail.
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9: World Wood Record Challenge Cup Suits (Expensive Suits)
If you’re wondering what exactly the World Wood Record Challenge is that allow us to explain. It’s an annual competition hosted by high profile cashmere manufacturers Loro Piana, currently fronted by brothers Sergio and Luigi Loro Piana. Every year they send out a call to aspiring designers to create stunning suits for men. Through an extensive vetting process, the winner is chosen and made up of only 50 expensive suits. In 2012, an Australian female designer by the name of Susannah Triplett won the challenge of producing a wool suit that was just 11.1 microns in diameter and extremely thin width for wool. The design was a huge critical hit and each suit ran at a price of $28,000.
