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Amazon Dropped a New Batch of Summery Matching Sets—and I Found 11 Styles From $12 That Are Perfect for Travel
I'll be honest. I don't own any matching sets. As much as I understand the convenience and easy styling potential they offer, I haven't ever pulled the trigger on one. At least, not until now. I just spotted the cutest matching sets in Amazon's New Releases, and I've already added a few to my cart for summer trips.
Now, I'm letting T+L readers take a peek into the travel outfits in my Amazon cart this summer—and they're all under $50. Keep reading to shop breathable cotton sets, silky sets that could even work for fancy occasions, and more from just $12.
Black and white stripes instantly add an elevated Parisian feel to any outfit. With a relaxed muscle-tee top and coordinating drawstring shorts, this set will feel breezy and comfy enough for anything on your summer itinerary. It's just $21, and one reviewer said it's 'worth every penny.'
I love the look of tube tops, but I feel like a teenager in tight-fitting styles. That's why I'm obsessed with this airy tube top set that's stylish and elevated. The flowy silhouette gives the outfit a sophisticated look. Made out of breathable cotton, you won't overheat while wearing this in the summer. I just added it to my cart in the black and buttery yellow colors, and I can't wait to wear it on my next trip.
One reviewer called the price of this short set 'unbelievable' thanks to its high quality feel that also 'looks expensive.' The classic shape of the high-neck tank is accented by contrast stitching that adds such a stylish touch. The nautical navy and white color combination is so summery.
If you're in the market for a sophisticated-looking set that still feels comfortable, the Berylove Wide-leg Pants Set is a great option. Its drawstring waistband and side slits keep things comfy and breathable, and the wide-leg silhouette offers a breezy fit. Style it with casual sandals or heels depending on the occasion.
Who said you have to splurge to get a cute, high-quality lounge set? This option is just $12, and it comes with a versatile tank and shorts you'll wear all season long. One reviewer said the fabric is 'great for hot days,' making this set ideal for upcoming vacations, errand runs, and more summertime adventures.
We'd layer this crochet sweater vest set over a swimsuit or tank for walks along the beach. The set is stylish, summery, and 'super comfortable' thanks to the stretchy fabric on the drawstring pants. The top will also resist wrinkles while in your suitcase.
No one will believe you bought this wide-leg set at Amazon, and it's sophisticated enough for any occasion. I've been spotting dramatic floral prints in all my favorite designers' summer collections, and this set allows you to try the trend for less. I'd definitely pack this outfit on my next trip—it's ideal for fancy resort dinners.
This vacation set reminds us of the colorful prints at Anthropologie, but it's just $40 at Amazon. The vibrant print showcases palm trees, bananas, fish, and more. I love that the button-down shirt and wide-leg pants can be styled on their own to add a pop of color to any neutral basic in my wardrobe, but they look so stylish together, too.
If I were to describe this gingham set in one word, it would be 'darling.' The pattern is so summery, and I love the vest shape that gives the outfit a sophisticated look. It can easily be styled with simple sandals, comfy sneakers, or heels depending on your itinerary.
This set is 'an absolute must-have,' according to one reviewer. I love the way the whimsical polka dot pattern contrasts with the elevated silhouette. The flowy tube top's long length gives it a refined appearance that's heightened by the dramatic wide-leg pants. Bonus: While the outfit looks sophisticated, it's still breathable thanks to the cotton-blend fabric, and you'll love the pants' comfy elastic waistband.
The vibrant blue shade option that this set comes in is reminiscent of seaside views, giving the outfit such a summery feel. The smocked top cinches at the waist while the wide-leg pants add a relaxed, airy vibe. I recommend wearing this set on long-haul flights since the stretchy fabric and drawstring waistband ensure all-day comfort—but I'd wear this outfit once I arrive at my destination, too.
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