• The collared V-neck jumper is the standout detail here - a polo-style open collar sits flat and relaxed, giving the knit a more considered finish than a standard crew or plain V.
• Acrylic knit that holds its shape through the day without feeling stiff - it drapes softly over the body and moves with you rather than clinging.
• The jumper cuts at the hip with a ribbed hem that sits just above the trouser waistband, keeping the proportions clean and the co-ord silhouette intact.
• Straight-leg knitted trousers with a wide, floor-grazing length - they hang smoothly from hip to hem with no taper, making them one of the more relaxed cuts in the co-ord category.
• Designed for the Petite range, so the trouser length and jumper proportions are scaled to work without alterations.

The acrylic knit has a soft, slightly brushed handle - it's the kind of fabric that feels cosy against the skin without the weight of a heavy wool. Worn together, the matching texture across both pieces does most of the work, so there's very little effort required to look put-together. The model has styled the set with chunky silver trainers, which works well - the wide-leg trouser length skims the top of the shoe and the contrast between the soft knit and a sportier trainer keeps things feeling current rather than overly safe. For a casual weekend look, keep it exactly as shown. To take it somewhere slightly smarter - a low-key dinner or a visit to friends - swap the trainers for a simple pointed flat and add a small shoulder bag. The open collar means you can also layer a fine chain necklace without it getting lost in the knit. A tonal look like this is easy to build on without overthinking it.