Co-ords

Co-ords — Two Pieces, One Decision, Zero Effort

A co-ord removes the hardest part of getting dressed: deciding what goes with what. The top and the bottom are cut from the same fabric, in the same colorway, and designed to be worn together — which means the outfit is already done before you've opened your wardrobe. Our collection of co-ord sets covers the full range of what this format can do: from a relaxed linen co-ord for a summer day to a structured satin co-ord set for an evening occasion, and from a casual knit two-piece for the weekend to a tailored blazer-and-trouser co-ord for a professional setting. Every co-ord in this range is cut so that the pieces work together as a set and, in most cases, separately with other items in your wardrobe — giving you more than one outfit from a single purchase.

Fabrics That Work as a Set — Linen, Satin, Knit & Tailored Textiles

The fabric of a co-ord set determines where it works and how it reads as a complete outfit. Our linen co-ords are the most breathable in the collection — natural fabric that stays cool in warm weather, holds a relaxed structure without stiffening, and works across casual and semi-formal settings. A linen co-ord set in a neutral tone — cream, white, or camel — is one of the most worn combinations in the collection across spring and summer, because the fabric's weight keeps both pieces falling cleanly without clinging.

Our satin co-ord sets bring a fluid, light-catching surface to the format — a fabric that drapes cleanly and reads as occasion-appropriate for evening wear and polished daytime looks. Worn together, a satin co-ord creates a complete evening outfit without requiring accessories to feel finished. Our knit co-ords cover the casual and transitional end of the range — soft, relaxed, and suited to weekend wear and cooler months. Our tailored co-ord sets in structured woven fabrics cover the professional end — blazer-and-trouser or blazer-and-skirt combinations that work in office environments and formal occasions.

Co-ord Sets by Silhouette — Crop Top & Skirt, Blazer & Trouser, Shorts & Top

The silhouette of a co-ord set determines the occasion it suits and the body of the outfit. Our crop top and skirt co-ords are the most worn in warm weather — a cropped top that sits above the waist paired with a matching midi or mini skirt, creating a defined waist and a complete look without requiring a belt or additional layering. These styles are available in linen, satin, and printed fabrics, in lengths from mini to midi.

Our blazer-and-trouser co-ord sets cover the professional and smart-casual end of the range — a structured blazer paired with matching wide-leg or straight-leg trousers in the same fabric and colorway. These are the co-ords that work hardest in a professional wardrobe, worn together for a complete suit look or separated — the blazer over a dress, the trousers with a blouse — for two different outfits from one set. Our shorts-and-top co-ord sets cover the most casual end of the range — matching shorts and a top in cotton, linen, or knit that work for summer days, beach settings, and relaxed outdoor occasions.

How Co-ord Sets Work Separately — Getting More From One Purchase

One of the strongest arguments for a co-ord set is that most pieces work independently. The top from a co-ord can be worn with jeans, tailored trousers, or a different skirt; the bottom can be worn with a plain top, a blouse, or a fitted bodysuit. This means a single co-ord set can generate three or four different outfits depending on what else is in your wardrobe — the set itself, plus the top and bottom worn separately with other pieces.

Our tailored co-ord sets are particularly well-suited to this approach — the blazer works over a dress or a simple top, and the matching trousers work with a blouse or a fine-knit sweater. Our linen co-ords work the same way — the linen top pairs with denim or white trousers, and the linen bottom pairs with a fitted tank or a simple blouse. The matching fabric and colorway means the pieces always look intentional when worn together, and clean and considered when worn apart.

Color Range — From Clean Neutrals to Statement Tones

Color in a co-ord set context covers a wider range than most other categories, because the matching format means the color is amplified across both pieces. Our range covers both the neutrals and the statement shades:

• White and cream — the most worn colorway in the collection, works for every occasion from casual to formal
• Black — the most direct option, works year-round and across every dress code
• Camel and tan — warm neutrals that work particularly well in autumn and winter co-ord sets
• Navy and deep blue — a grounded alternative to black that works in professional and casual settings
• Sage and olive green — natural tones that carry across seasons in both linen and knit co-ords
• Dusty rose and blush — softer tones that work in spring and summer occasion co-ord sets
• Burgundy and deep red — richer tones for autumn and winter evening co-ords
• Printed and patterned — floral, stripe, and abstract prints in both light and dark base colorways

Our printed co-ord sets are among the most requested in the collection — a matching print across both pieces creates a complete, considered look that requires nothing else to feel finished. Available in both casual and occasion-wear cuts, in fabrics from cotton and linen through to satin and structured woven textiles.

Occasion Range — Casual, Professional, Evening & Resort

Our casual co-ord sets — knit two-pieces, linen shorts-and-top combinations, and cotton crop-and-skirt styles — are the pieces that get worn most often across a week. Easy to pull on, easy to style, and finished enough to look intentional in most casual and outdoor settings. These are the co-ords that work for a day out, a weekend brunch, or a summer occasion where ease of wear is the priority.

Our professional co-ord sets — tailored blazer-and-trouser and blazer-and-skirt combinations — cover the office and formal occasion end of the range. These are the co-ords that remove the decision-making from a professional wardrobe — worn together, they create a complete, considered look that works for meetings, presentations, and events where the dress code leans toward formal. Our evening co-ord sets in satin and sequined fabrics cover the occasion-wear end — pieces built for dinners, parties, and events where the outfit needs to carry the look entirely on its own.

Sizing & Fit — Getting the Co-ord Right

The fit of a co-ord set requires a slightly different approach than buying separates. Because the top and bottom are sold together, the sizing needs to work for both pieces simultaneously — which can be a challenge when your top and bottom sizes differ. Our co-ord sets are available in a range of sizes, and several styles offer the option to size the top and bottom independently, so you can get the fit right on both pieces without compromise.

For tailored co-ord sets, the blazer should sit correctly at the shoulders — this is the most important fit point, as shoulder seams that sit off the shoulder can't be corrected without alteration. The trousers or skirt can be adjusted at the waist more easily. For casual co-ords in stretch fabrics, the fit is more forgiving — the fabric moves with the body, and a size up or down in the top or bottom can usually be accommodated without the set looking unbalanced.