• Slash neckline sits wide across the collarbone, giving the top a clean, open neckline that works hard without trying too hard
• Side ruching on the top gathers softly at the bump, moving with you rather than pulling against the body as it grows
• Long sleeves with thumb holes keep the cuffs in place and add a considered, finished feel to the sleeve line
• Ribbed fabric has a gentle stretch that holds its shape across the torso and through the wide-leg trousers, so the two pieces hang as a true co-ord
• Wide-leg trousers fall in a straight, sweeping line from hip to floor - the kind of cut that lengthens the leg and feels effortless in movement
• Designed specifically for maternity, the trouser waistband sits smoothly over the bump for all-day comfort without digging or slipping

A matching set that actually functions as one - the top and trousers share the same rib and drape, so throwing them on together looks considered rather than coincidental. The wide-leg silhouette keeps things relaxed and easy, while the ruched top gives the outfit a shape that flatters rather than hides. It sits well alongside an open-front longline cardigan for cooler days, or worn as seen here with simple ballet flats for a low-key, put-together look. The thumb holes are a small detail that makes a real difference - no riding-up sleeves mid-errand. This co-ord is built for the kind of days that involve a lot: a family brunch, a casual lunch out, a trip to the shops. It moves comfortably, looks intentional, and requires very little effort to style. Hoop earrings and a small crossbody bag round it off without overcomplicating things.