For all of us who just sort of roll out of bed and head to work/school/life every morning, meet the horse put us all to shame.
Morestead, a veteran race horse, got the high fashion treatment by donning a custom three-piece suit to the 2016 Cheltenham Festival.
The suit took four weeks to make and utilized almost 60 of tweed - ten times the amount used for an average man's suit.
The full outfit was designed by British designer Emma Sandham-King, an apprentice of the late Alexander McQueen.
That's straight up bourgie, if I do say so myself.
Morestead was accompanied by champion jockey Sir Tony McCoy for the event's collaborative photoshoot.
Pretty GQ-level, don't you think?
You can check out a full clip of just how Morestead's suit was made in the video embedded above.
Give it a watch, and then let me know: