Knitted Co-ords

Matching Knits, Sorted

Start with jumper and trouser sets: oversized knit, wide-leg or ribbed flare bottoms, the airport outfit that's already been photographed. Prefer a skirt? Knitted skirt co-ords pair a midi with a cropped jumper or cosy cardigan, and work for whatever's in the diary. Cardigan sets come with a matching knit crop, so wear it layered, or open over a cami when you'd rather show a little skin. 

How To Style A Knit Co-ord

A knit co-ord is the one outfit that goes from sofa to street without a costume change. Keep it low-key with flats and a crossbody bag for the coffee run, then swap in fluffy slippers and a velour tracksuit for a night in. Dressing it up? Take a fitted knitted co-ord set, add heels, a statement clutch and gold hoops, and drinks are sorted. A faux leather trench coat brings the glam (and the warmth), while a structured blazer over a cardigan set takes cosy to smart-casual in seconds.

FAQs

How to style a knitted co-ord set?

Depends on the plan. Flats and a crossbody for daytime, heels and a clutch for night. Throw on a blazer or faux leather trench, and the same set works twice. Cosy on the sofa, sharp at dinner: same knit, different energy.

How to wear a knit co-ord?

Together, for the full look. Matching top and bottoms is the whole point. Or split them: the knit top with your favourite jeans, the bottoms with a fitted tee. That's two extra outfits from one purchase, which is just maths.

What knitted co-ords are women wearing?

Oversized jumper and wide-leg trouser sets for off-duty days, and knitted skirt sets or cardigan-and-crop combos for everything else. Ribbed textures and crochet details are doing the heavy lifting. If it looks like loungewear but gets you compliments, you're doing it right.