Matching Sets

Explore a selection of clothing styles that continue to be chosen by customers across a variety of occasions and seasons.

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Matching Sets — Two Pieces, One Decision, Zero Effort

A matching set solves the most common morning problem: finding two pieces that work together. With a coordinated set, the decision is already made — the top and bottom are cut from the same fabric, the same color, the same print. The result is a complete look that takes less effort than an outfit assembled piece by piece, and reads as visually cohesive immediately. Our collection of matching sets covers the full spectrum: from relaxed cotton co-ords for the weekend to satin sets for an evening occasion, and from one-piece jumpsuits to two-piece linen sets for warm days. Every matching set in this range is cut so the top and bottom balance each other visually — proportions designed together, not assembled after the fact.

Fabrics That Define the Matching Set — Satin, Linen, Cotton & Jersey

The fabric of a matching set determines where it works and how it wears across a full day. Our satin coordinated sets are the most occasion-appropriate pieces in the collection — the smooth surface catches light and gives the set a finish that works for evening events and formal occasions where the look needs to carry itself entirely. Satin drapes cleanly on the body and stays looking sharp across a full evening of wear.

Our linen matching sets are the most breathable in the range — a natural fabric that stays cool in warm weather, holds a relaxed structure without stiffening, and wears easily across a full day. These co-ords work for outdoor occasions, travel days, and any context where ease of wear is the priority. Our cotton and jersey sets cover everyday wear — fabrics that wash well, hold their shape, and work in both relaxed and more structured cuts depending on the silhouette.

Co-ords — The Two-Piece Format That Works Together or Apart

Our co-ords are the most flexible matching sets in the collection. The top and bottom are cut to work together — same fabric, same color, same print — but each piece can also be worn separately with other items in your wardrobe. A linen co-ord with wide-leg trousers and a crop top can be broken down: the trousers with a white t-shirt, the top with jeans. Two outfits from a single matching set.

Our co-ords cover several top and bottom formats:

  • Co-ord crop top + wide-leg trousers — the most worn format, works across all seasons
  • Co-ord blazer + shorts — a coordinated set that moves from office to evening
  • Co-ord shirt + midi skirt — a relaxed format that works outdoors and in semi-formal settings
  • Co-ord bralette + high-waisted trousers — a matching set for summer occasions and evenings
  • Co-ord structured jacket + trousers — the closest format to a suit, for professional contexts

Jumpsuits — The Matching Set in One Piece

Our jumpsuits take the logic of the matching set to its conclusion: one piece that covers the top and bottom at the same time. No coordination needed, no checking whether the colors work — the jumpsuit is a complete outfit on its own. Our jumpsuit range covers both relaxed and dressed-up formats: a linen jumpsuit for a summer day, a satin jumpsuit for an evening occasion, a denim jumpsuit for the weekend.

Our jumpsuits are available in wide leg, straight leg, and short formats — each cut creates a different silhouette and works with different footwear. The wide leg in satin or linen works with heeled mules or flat sandals depending on the occasion; the straight leg in denim works with sneakers or ankle boots. Every jumpsuit in the range is cut so the waist falls at the right point on the body and the leg length is correct — the two most important fit points in this one-piece matching set format.

Jumpsuits & Rompers — Long or Short, Depending on the Season

Our jumpsuits and rompers cover both leg lengths available in the one-piece format. The jumpsuit has a full-length or cropped leg; the romper has a shorts bottom — but both solve the same problem. Our rompers are the lightest pieces in the collection for warm months — thin fabrics, relaxed cuts, and colorways that work for outdoor occasions, beach days, and any summer context.

Our jumpsuits and rompers are available in the same fabrics as the rest of the matching sets collection — cotton, linen, satin, denim, and jersey — and in a color range that covers both neutrals and statement tones. Printed versions — floral, geometric, animal print — work as the focal point of an outfit without accessories; solid versions work with more elements around them without creating visual conflict.

Matching Sets by Occasion — Casual to Formal

Our matching sets cover the full range of dress codes:

  • Casual matching set — cotton or jersey, relaxed cut, for weekends and informal days
  • Office co-ord — structured fabric, clean cut, for professional environments
  • Evening coordinated set — satin or lace, for events and dressed-up occasions
  • Summer matching set — linen or lightweight cotton, for warm days and outdoor occasions
  • Travel co-ord — jersey or wrinkle-resistant fabric, for long days and trips
  • Formal jumpsuit — satin or structured woven fabric, for galas and ceremonies

Colors & Prints — From Clean Neutrals to Bold Tones

Our matching sets are available in a color range that covers every preference. Neutrals — black, white, beige, grey, and camel — are the most worn in the collection because they coordinate with the rest of a wardrobe without effort. A black satin co-ord works for an evening occasion; the same colorway in jersey works for a relaxed Sunday. Statement tones — burgundy, sage green, navy, dusty pink, and terracotta — work as the focal point of an outfit built around neutral accessories.

Our printed matching sets — floral, stripes, checks, and geometric patterns — are the pieces that require the fewest accessories to look complete. The print carries the visual interest on its own; the rest of the outfit can stay simple. These coordinated sets work particularly well in spring and summer in light colorways on white or cream grounds, and in autumn in deeper tones on dark grounds.