Khaki & Slate Three-Piece Oversized Shirt, Inner Top & Wrap Wide-Leg Trouser Co-ord Set

Earthy, cool, and unexpectedly sophisticated — this khaki and slate blue three-piece set is a masterclass in tonal contrast dressing, pairing two of the most versatile, grounded shades in a combination that feels instinctively right and effortlessly stylish.The Oversized ShirtA relaxed, open-front oversized shirt in warm khaki cotton that brings a grounded, earthy layer to the set. The classic pointed collar sits cleanly and precisely at the neck — structured and familiar — while a full-length button placket with tonal self-fabric buttons runs down the centre front, worn open and relaxed to reveal the white inner top beneath. The body is generously oversized with a slightly boxy, relaxed fit — draping from the shoulders with unhurried, natural ease. A large front chest pocket adds a quiet utilitarian touch that lends the shirt a relaxed, workwear-inspired character. Full-length sleeves are casually rolled to the forearm — an effortless, off-duty detail that keeps the layered look relaxed and modern. The cropped length sits just at the waist, creating a clean visual transition between the warm khaki above and the cool slate blue trousers below — a contrast that is earthy, unexpected, and completely compellingThe Inner TopA clean, fitted sleeveless round-neck top in crisp white cotton — simple, streamlined, and perfectly proportioned. Worn beneath the open khaki shirt, it introduces a crisp white layer between the earthy khaki and the slate blue below — a three-tone combination of khaki, white, and blue that feels naturally harmonious and considered. Tucked neatly into the high-waisted wrap trousers for a clean, polished finishThe Wrap Wide-Leg TrousersA pair of beautifully structured wrap wide-leg trousers in a muted, dusty slate blue cotton that grounds the set with cool, sophisticated depth. The high-waisted wrap front fastens with a single tonal button closure, creating a clean angular overlap panel at the hip — structured, modern, and quietly distinctive. The high waist sits firmly and flatteringly at the natural waist, elongating the entire silhouette from the very first moment. The leg is dramatically wide and full-length — falling all the way to the floor in a sweeping, generous drape that moves with quiet, unhurried elegance and balances the relaxed volume of the oversized khaki shirt aboveFabric & FeelAll three pieces crafted from crisp, breathable cotton — the khaki shirt in a warm, slightly textured cotton, the white inner top in smooth clean cotton, and the slate blue trousers in a crisp, smooth-finish cotton that holds the wrap structure and wide leg with clean, confident linesKey Features Warm khaki shirt, white inner top, dusty slate blue trousers — earthy three-tone contrast styling Three-piece set: oversized collared shirt + sleeveless inner top + wrap wide-leg trousers Open-front oversized shirt with pointed collar, chest pocket, and full-length sleeves — worn casually rolled Fitted sleeveless round-neck inner top in white High-waisted wrap trousers with tonal button closure and angular overlap panel Dramatically wide, full-length palazzo-style trouser leg in dusty slate blue Crisp, breathable cotton fabric throughout Style tip: Khaki, white, and slate blue is a naturally harmonious, earth-and-sky palette that requires almost no effort to style well. White strappy sandals as shown keep the look clean and modern across all three tones. Gold or bronze jewellery complements the khaki warmth beautifully — a simple chain or small hoop earrings are all this understated, considered look needs to feel completeProduct Details & Care Fit: Model is 5 ft 8 inch tall wearing size XS. Fabric: Cotton Wash Care: We recommend washing all your Gajagaaminee garments gently by hand. However, if you'd like to machine wash it, wash it under a slow spin cycle with cold water. Since the garments are made from cotton, washing them in a machine with hot water or a fast spin cycle can damage the fibers and lead to shrinkage. Please wash dark colored garments separately because they can run a little bit of color the first few times even though all our fabric is color fastened.