The 9102 pleated shirt, shorts and pants share one product page, but the description says sold separately. The selector labeled Color combines two decisions: the color and the actual item being ordered. A photograph of a coordinated outfit does not establish that every piece is included.

Read the whole option label

For a white shirt-and-shorts outfit, plan two separate selections: WHITE (TOP SHIRT) and WHITE (BOTTOM SHORTS). For a black shirt-and-long-pants outfit, substitute BLACK (TOP SHIRT) and BLACK (BOTTOM PANTS). These are order-planning examples, not bundled packages or quoted set prices.

Give each piece its own size decision

The listed size labels are M, L, XL and 2XL. Start with the shirt chart for the top and the relevant shorts or pants chart for the bottom. You do not have to assume that a preferred shirt size establishes the right bottom size.

In M, for example, the top lists a 102 cm chest circumference and 69 cm length. The M shorts list 102 cm hip circumference and 46 cm length; the M pants list 106 cm hip circumference and 98 cm length. Those are different measurements of different pieces. Compare each with a similar garment using the same measuring convention.

The waist entries read “Elasticity 58,” “Elasticity 60,” and so on. They do not state a clear relaxed-to-stretched range. Ask what those figures mean instead of treating them as a verified maximum waist or body measurement. The fabric is listed as 87% polyester and 13% spandex; that composition does not supply the missing waist range.

Check the order as a list

Before payment, review each intended piece, its complete option label, its size and its quantity. Check current availability separately. If an exact color match matters, ask whether the separately supplied pieces are expected to match; a shared color name does not establish a shared dye batch. The top-and-bottom sizing guide provides further measurement checks.