<-h2->Co-ord sets worn together or apart<-h2-> One decision covers the whole outfit when a co-ord set is involved. This edit pairs a top, blazer or knit with its matching trouser, skirt or short, in tailoring, knitwear, satin and print, in black, stone and deeper colour. Worn together they read as an outfit; split apart each half works with what is already owned, so a knitted co-ord top sits with a denim skirt while its trouser goes back to a plain cotton shirt. A satin set with gold hoops and a heeled mule is a birthday dinner handled in one move. A tailored version with a flat loafer and a slim gold necklace covers a work day, then loses the jacket for drinks afterwards. For a holiday, a linen-look short set with a flat sandal and a straw bag is the easiest thing in the suitcase. Two pieces bought together give considerably more than two outfits. Matching sets arrive here in tailoring, knitwear, satin and print.