The wine knit set includes a V-neck, button-front top and high-rise joggers with an elastic ribbed waistband. The listing supplies a rare five-part chart: chest, waist, hip, rise and inseam for S through 3XL. Use both pieces of that chart before selecting the one set-size button.

Compare top and bottom separately

Choose a top and joggers you already like and measure each by the same method as the seller. The published S row has chest 46 in, waist 28 in, hip 40 in, rise 12.5 in and inseam 29 in. The L row has chest 48, waist 32, hip 44, rise 13.5 and inseam 30 in. From S to L, chest changes 2 in, waist and hip change 4 in each, and inseam changes only 1 in. Sizing up to gain waist room therefore gives relatively little extra top width but does change rise and length. Check which of those differences solves your actual fit problem.

The listing does not define whether chest, waist and hip are finished garment or body measures, nor does it give how far the elastic waistband stretches. Ask for the measuring method and relaxed/stretched waistband circumference before treating the 28–38 in waist series as a body-size guarantee.

Resolve a set-size mismatch

If your preferred top aligns with one row and your joggers with another, ask whether MAXCT can supply mixed sizes. The page lists the set as one product and does not confirm separate piece selection. Also compare the published rise and inseam with the joggers you own; a label such as “high-rise” cannot replace those two numbers. The source lists 50% rayon, 28% polyester and 22% nylon, without a measured stretch range. Confirm the selected set size in the cart once you have the missing fit details.