The primary driver in suit cost is the fabric. Fabric is the difference between a $200 suit and a $30,000 suit. Make sure you select a fabric that is not only high quality, but that will meet the performance needs that your lifestyle needs. For instance, cashmere is a beautiful, luxurious fabric, however it's also delicate and therefore does not make sense as a suit that is worn often as it will wear out rather quickly.
Construction.
The second driver of suit cost is construction. There are 3 basic categories of suit construction; fully fused, half canvas, and full canvas. The canvas is the inner layer that gives the jacket shape and drape. The classic suit construction method is full canvas. This is also the most expensive method. V Collection recommends full canvas and half canvas construction.
Accessories.
The last area of cost to consider when choosing a suit are the accessories. That would include items like button quality, special linings, and fine stitching techniques such as milanese lapel button holes. These items key more into the style you desire than the actual quality of the suit and therefore should be considered only if you find them of value.
