The shirt and shorts in the Color Contrast Short-Sleeved Shirt Shorts Set do not change by the same amount between size rows. Understanding that difference can help you compare a whole set without selecting from the top alone.

Notice the different increments

From M to L, the shirt’s bust figure increases by 4 cm while the shorts’ waist figure increases by 7 cm. Both garment lengths increase by 2 cm. The next step to XL follows the same increments in these chart columns.

Those are changes in the printed figures, not recommended increases in body measurements. Confirm whether the shirt and waistband were measured flat, around the garment, relaxed or using another convention before comparing them with your own measurements.

Write two fit decisions

1. Choose a shirt reference. Compare the chest, shoulder and body length with a short-sleeved shirt you like.
2. Choose a shorts reference. Compare the waistband and length with shorts worn at your intended waist height.
3. Keep the results separate. Note which chart row works for each piece. If the answers differ, ask about separate sizing or decide whether the complete set suits your requirements.

This avoids assuming that moving one size for a little more shirt room produces an equally small change in the shorts. It also keeps a preference for a longer hem separate from the waist requirement.

Finish with color and fabric

The listed options are White and Black, in M, L and XL. Check the selected gallery to see the contrast placement on both pieces. The description identifies polyester, a loose type and casual styling, but gives no complete fiber percentages or stretch measurement.

For your final outfit, compare the shorts’ length with footwear you already wear and check where the shirt finishes over the waistband. The matching-set sizing guide explains the same principle of checking each piece; use this item’s own chart for the actual numbers.