mix-and-match

adjective
UK /ˌmɪks ən ˈmætʃ/
US /ˌmɪks ən ˈmætʃ/

Made of different pieces you can put together in any way you like.

She wore a mix-and-match outfit with a red shirt and blue pants.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To put different things together in different ways.

You can mix and match the blocks to build a house or a car.

3. A style where clothes or items are chosen freely from different sets.

The store sells mix-and-match swimsuits so you can pick any top and bottom.

4. A way of combining options to suit your own taste.

The meal lets you mix and match any two side dishes.