With much of modern society shunning formal attire, the right suit can truly make a statement. No matter your event, destination, or company, our picks for the top suit brands are sure to pique your style meter. From neutral looks that blend in with the office culture, to pieces that make a statement, you can never go wrong in a suit!

We all know that when you look good, you feel good too. It truly doesn't matter whether your suit is made by a newer brand like Savile Row or a timeless one like Loro Piana. It matters not whether you enjoy bespoke suits, made-to-measure suits, or ready-to-wear (rtw) suits.

Nor does it matter if you're wearing one of the most expensive suits made of fabric from the Siyaram Silk Mills or one with a more affordable price tag. No matter whether you're a two-button suit man, love a single-breasted suit or double-breasted suit, exclusively wear high-end suits, prefer slim fit, a black suit, or like to mix and match with sport coats, the suit epitomizes men's style.

That being said, rocking the right fit is essential, whether it's a slim-fit suit or a suit jacket that's a bit more relaxed for your frame. Regardless of your price range, it's key that what you wear is appropriately comfortable, yet illustrative of experienced tailoring. Just as you wouldn't wear a frumpy tuxedo, men's suits should look the part. From jackets to trousers, you'll feel like a million bucks in a top-notch men's suit.

Worried that all suits are the same, or worse, that they're boring yet necessary clothing items? Just as with luggage there are many luggage brands from which to choose, suits are much the same. There's no shortage of men's clothing brands and various men's wear that offer a wide range of great suits.

Whether you like pinstripes or statement suits, each of these brands offers the ability to tailor-make any vision you could possibly fathom. Hate the double-breasted jacket or a certain fabric on a particular suit? Your tailor can recommend a suitable alternative at a corresponding price. Proven histories of quality craftsmanship and attention to detail have given our favorite suit brands reputations by which they are preceded. 

Men generally do not have as many ways as women to express their style through fashion. These suit brands are out to do what they can to give you more options. You're going to need a few great suits in your wardrobe anyway, so make sure they're the ones that best fit your look, needs and bank account. 

Now that you know exactly why a suit is so powerful, take a look at these brands. All have a reputation for quality craftsmanship and represent the pinnacles of high-end design. Regardless of which you fancy, you'll be turning heads in no time.

Since Gucci is usually makes it on any list of best suit brands, let's start here. There's a reason these fine Italian suits have defined luxury for nearly a century. Designer Guccio Gucci founded this iconic luxury brand in Florence, Italy, in 1921. The company has changed hands a few times since then and is currently operated by Kering, a French firm. Throughout the decades, though, Gucci's commitment to providing fine attire and leather products has remained unchanged.

The mixture of high fashion and high quality never goes out of style. And speaking of style, creative director Alessandro Michele is responsible for the entire line. In fact, he ensures Gucci is one of a handful of suit brands that are always ahead of the curve. His daring and influential designs can be yours now before they're in stores next year. The New Marseille bees wool check suit is one great choice for the refined man. 

French flair more your thing? Then Givenchy's got you covered. This brand specializes in slim-fitting, bold designs. A powerhouse of innovation, Givenchy is arguably among the best suit brands to emerge from Paris. And we all know, that for a fashion firm, dominating Paris means dominating the industry. Founded nearly 70 years ago in by designer Hubert de Givenchy, this brand defines French haute couture. In addition to the weight it carries among suit brands, Givenchy is also known for its lines of perfumes and cosmetics.

Designs are currently overseen by Clare Waight Keller. The brand is under the ownership of LVMH, a French firm influential in the luxury market. Actress Audrey Hepburn has been described as the first brand ambassador for a fashion house with her Givenchy wardrobes in several films. The 'little black dress' she wore in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" brought the brand all new respect in fashion circles during the early 1960s. The company has gone on to outfit some of Hollywood's most iconic leading ladies, a tradition that continues today.

Purchase something like the slim fit suit with silver star pictured above and always make a statement when you arrive. 

Let's go back to Italy for a more relaxed take on elegance. Don't get me wrong, Zegna does have the more traditional looks you'd expect from any of the best suit brands. The company's namesake founded the company in 1910. Unlike some other entries on this list, Zegna still remains in the hands of the same family. If some of the styling cues look familiar, you might have noticed Zegna's designs under labels from other luxury suit brands. The firm has produced suits for companies including Gucci, Dunhill and Yves Saint Laurent. However, designs like the coutoure beige cotton suit shown above really showcase the contemporary feel of designer Ermenegildo Zegna. Expect to find more understated patterns and colors than with other suit brands. A modern interpretation of classic design is always a welcomed addition to any fashionable man's closet. 

Few of the suit brands on this or any other list have such a long and storied history as Burberry. Creating signature styles since 1856, the company has spent much of the past century adding expertly tailored suits to its long list of offerings. Designer Thomas Burberry established the company with an initial focus on outerwear. Its first retail store opened decades later, in 1891, in London's Haymarket. The company remained in the same family's control until 1955.

The London-based fashion house is now known for an extensive line of offerings, including signature trench coats, scarves and other high-end accessories. It's obvious Burberry stands out as a clear contender among suit brands, but it is also known for setting the standard for quality across several sectors. Whatever Burberry decides to design, it is done with a commitment to meeting the needs of its loyal clients.

These days, you'll find plenty of cues to the brand's classic heritage. A traditional pattern and modern fit leave little doubt that a man wearing a Burberry suit is serious about style. Maybe the best part about going with one of these suits, however, is the price. There are tons of choices that won't break the bank yet still exude luxury, including the slim fit wool suit pictured above. 

And we'll visit Italy once again to include Dolce & Gabanna among the suit brands to earn a spot on this list. If you know fashion, you know the brand. And you probably have a few D&G pieces in your wardrobe already. If that does not include a signature suit, though, I'd suggest your closet is incomplete.

The Milan-based company launched in 1985, just five years after designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana met. The company's first store opened the next year in Milan. From there, the pair began to expand into foreign markets including the U.S., where its first store opened in 1990. Two years after that, the first men's fashion line launched, ultimately landing Dolce & Gabanna a spot on this list of best suit brands.

Of course you'll find the traditional look and quality feel of other luxury Italian suit brands. The perfect pairing of these designers find a way to elevate the craft, though, to include unusual textures and fits. You can always expect something new, like the martini fin suit in printed shantung silk, seen above. Don't wear a bold suit just for the sake of standing out. Make a real statement of style with the uniquely luxurious designs of this modern day classic among suit brands. 

German fashion designer Jil Sander offers an elegant approach to menswear. This company stands out among suit brands for understated, clean lines that fit most body types well. The firm began its namesake in 1968 has grown to include an array of simple, sleek suits like the dark blue suit shown above. Known as the "Queen of Less," Heidemarie Jiline Sander's fashion line soon became known for its minimalist appeal, which is still evident across the brand's current lineup. Sander started out as a fashion writer in New York before her father's death when she was 21. After moving back to Germany to be with her family, she started the iconic brand just a few years later in Rotherbaum, Hamburg.

Any of the suits from this brand will fit in wherever you go without bringing you any unwanted attention. Every style has its place, and some situations call for a simple approach to things. That sleek, elegant look is what this German firm does best. A classic Jil Sander suit could become your go-to attire for any last-minute function. 

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