from the top drawer

from the top drawer

From an elite social class. If she's from the top drawer, then why would she waste her time with a pauper like you?
See also: drawer, top
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • out of the top drawer
  • come on top of
  • come on top of (something)
  • at the top of the hour
  • storey
  • top story
  • blow (one's) top
  • blow one’s top
  • blow one's top
  • blow your top
References in periodicals archive
SUPER-COOL Timmy Murphy executed a ride from the top drawer aboard Zabeel Palace to notch a cheeky success in the Canaccord Adams Novices' Handicap Hurdle at Ascot.
GEORDIE Ray 'Rocky' Hudson once again showed why he's a hit as a commentator on the other side of the Atlantic with another pearler straight from the top drawer.
Alvaro Arbeloa has gone about his business in a quiet, unassuming way but done everything with a bit of style and his performances have been from the top drawer. Either on the left or the right, he has never looked like putting a foot wrong.
Since the Abba men and women went their separate ways, Andersson has had time to build up successful thoroughbred breeding and racing interests in his native Sweden, but he is still waiting for something from the top drawer to race in Britain.
His line kicking and passing were spot on and his place kicking from the top drawer as he booted over 30 points.
The type of names we're talking about are from the top drawer.