Polyviscose Shirt and Trousers Set — Oversized Co-ord Two-Piece

A well-made two-piece set cut from a polyviscose blend — a fabric combination that brings together the durability of polyester and the soft, breathable drape of viscose. The result is a co-ord that moves with you, holds its shape through a full day, and skips the stiffness you sometimes find in all-synthetic pieces. The set pairs an oversized shirt with cropped, tapered trousers. The shirt falls relaxed across the shoulders and torso — generous enough for layering yet structured enough to wear tucked half-in at the front. The trousers taper from a straight waist to a cropped hem, sitting comfortably at the ankle and working equally well with flat sandals, loafers, or clean white sneakers. Available in two colourways: a warm beige that photographs well in natural light and pairs with almost any neutral, and a versatile black that transitions effortlessly from morning errands to an evening dinner. Both colours are consistent across the shirt and trousers — you will not find mismatched dye lots between the two pieces. Sizing runs in 1 and 2. Size 1 fits a smaller frame, size 2 accommodates a broader shoulder and hip. The relaxed cut of the shirt means both sizes carry some ease through the body, so the fit leans comfortable rather than fitted. The polyviscose fabric is machine washable and resists excessive creasing compared with pure linen or cotton, making this a practical choice for travel, frequent wear, or days when you simply do not have time to iron. It breathes well enough for mild warmth and layers cleanly under a coat in cooler weather. The set reads as a modern, modest outfit — enough coverage for conservative dress codes, styled cleanly enough for a contemporary wardrobe. It suits office environments where smart-casual is the standard, weekend outings, family gatherings, and any occasion where you want to look considered without spending time on outfit planning. At $65.00 for the complete two-piece, this is a practical addition to a working wardrobe. The co-ord format means everything already matches, eliminating the guesswork of mixing separates.