Pankaj Parakh, a municipal corporator, wears a shirt made of gold as he walks with his bodyguards to attend his birthday celebrations in Yeola, in the western Indian state of Maharashtra August 8, 2014.
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An Indian textile magnate has taken "spoil yourself" to a new level.
Pankaj Parakh owns a pure gold shirt worth about £127,000 (roughly $213,000) that was custom-made for his 45th birthday, The Independent reported. The shirt, made out of 18-22 carat gold, weighs more than four kilograms (nearly nine pounds), The Independent wrote.
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Apparently, Parakh is not a trend setter. Another man spent £14,000 (roughly $23,500) on a gold shirt last year, The Independent said.
Read The Independent's full story here.
— By CNBC staff