This question can be roughly compared in this way, but it is not entirely correct, because you also need to look at its wool yarn count！

Generally speaking, the higher the count, the better.

If we have to make a rough comparison,

the first one is definitely 50% wool + 50% cashmere,

because cashmere is a higher-grade material than wool, but there are very few suits made of 100% cashmere on the market.

The mainstream and most high-end ones are made of 100% wool.

Some are made of virgin wool, which is comparable to cashmere.

Guillaume de Mons pure wool suit.

100% virgin wool, worthy of being called the aristocrat among wool materials, with very good texture.

The second one is 100% wool. This material is basically the standard for wedding suits and has a very good texture.

ByCreations high-count pure Australian wool

Count 130. Clothes made of this material are soft and shiny.

The rest are sorted by wool ratio

Third: 97% wool + 3% spandex

Fourth: 90% wool + 10% polyester

Fifth: 50% wool + 50% polyester (polyester)

Romon: 50% wool

HAIPAIHAOYU suit

77.9% polyester + 21.1 %viscose