Two-piece sets in linen, satin and denim: jacket and trousers, or top and skirt, cut from the same cloth. The advantage of a set is that it settles the day without decisions, but each half is also made to be worn loose — the trousers with a shirt, the jacket over a dress.
Which set for which day
The linen sets carry the warm months. Cut wide through the leg in camel and beige, they move in heat and soften with wear. The satin sets change register without asking for a separate occasion wardrobe: in white or chocolate they read as evening from across a room and stay wearable for a full day. The denim set sits between the two, and tends to be the one that gets reached for most.
Sizing across two pieces
Most sets are ordered as a single piece, XS to XL. The Coastal Elegance set is the exception — top and skirt carry their own size selectors, so the two halves can be ordered in different sizes. Worth knowing if you do not take the same size on top and bottom.
Wearing the halves apart
Nothing here is finished only as a pair. The linen trousers work under a long-sleeve top, the satin skirt under a jacket, and any set takes a trench over it when the evening turns. Buying the set and splitting it is the least expensive way to add two outfits rather than one.
Designed in Tetouan and made in Morocco. See also the new arrivals.