Think your $3,000 suit is expensive? Think again. There are far more expensive ones that you and I will probably never be able to afford. But even if we could, you should know that it isn't all about the price tag. Here are 10 of the most expensive suits money can buy. And it is just ridiculous.

1. Ermenegildo Zegna Bespoke – $22,000

Ermenegildo Zegna is one of the top-tier Italian fashion houses. they have more than 100 years of experience. They manufacture suits for labels such as Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, Tom Ford and more and produce over 2.3 million meters of fabric per year. This $22k suit was created by the fourth generation of the Zegna family.

2. World Wood Record Challenge Cup Suits – $28,000

The World Wood Record Challenge is owned by Luigi and Sergio Loro Piana. They call for designers to create and tailor their best suits for men every year and through a voting selection, the best is chosen and the design is cut into 50 suits sold under the Loro Piana brand. The 2012 winner came from Susanna Triplett whose suit was made of wool and wa sjust 11.1 microns in diameter.

3. Brioni Vanquish II – $43,000

Italian luxury clothier Brioni introduced their most expensive line of suits ever. It is made from Vanquish II fabric, which is produced by UK based Dormeuil. It blends the rarest fibers in the world from qiviuk, pashmina, and vicuna. They make just 100 of these handmade suits a year and the suit’s stitching is made of white gold. They have been dressing James Bond since 1995.

4. Desmond Merrion Supreme Bespoke – $47,500

These suits come in a price tag near $50k, and Desmond Merrion says “I will personally place every single stitch in your suit by hand; a machine will never touch the garment at any stage. This hand making is the absolute pinnacle in tailoring. Your suit will take me so long to make, it cannot be measured in man hours. It will take MONTHS of my time to make the perfectly crafted suit. The finished suit will appear as if it has not been hand crafted, but sculpted around your torso.”

5. Kiton K-50 – $60,000

Kiton is one of Italy's top designer brand for men's suits. They make 22,000 suits per year and each, takes up to 25 hours to stitch. 45 tailors are working on each individual piece. Made from merino sheep wool, its name also reveals just how long it takes to make one suit - 50 hours.

6. William Westmancott Ultimate Bespoke – $75,000

William Westmancott's Ultimate Bespoke suit is a 3 or 4 piece suit instead of the usual 2. It also takes 200 hours to complete. It’s worth mentioning, too, that Westmancott is only 28 years old…

7. Zoot Suit – $78,000

Even if you have the money to buy this, please don't. Unless you want to look like the handsomest clown in the circus. The zoot suit was sold in 2011 at an auction owned by Karen Augusta, who initially set the price tag at $600 - $900. Then suddenly, museums started bidding for more. Thank goodness this isn't a trend.

8. Dormeuil Vanquish II – $95,319

The Dormeuil family makes the Vanquish II fabric, which has been claimed to used for kings, presidents and more. The fabric alone is so valuable, it's what drives the price up so high.

9. Alexander Amosu Vanquish II Bespoke – $101,860

While more of a businessman than a clothing specialist, Alexander Amosu's suit is made from the two most expensive wools in the world: rare vicuna and qivuik. It was reported that it was also delivered in an armored van. Each suit has 9 buttons of 18 carat gold and diamonds.

10. Stuart Hughes Diamond Edition – $892,500

Only the seriously rich can afford this suit. Stuart Hughes teamed up with Richard Jewels to create this suit. There are only three in the world. Each take 800 hours to design and stitch. There are also diamonds on it - over 480 half carat diamonds on the exterior lining of the jacket.