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I would suggest the boots first. Those Bilt don't look like they'd stay on in a get-off. They look like slip-on boots. If that's not the case, they're leather and high enough to protect. Next would be the gloves. Something with a gauntlet would be better and again, ensure they can't be pulled off.
The jacket and pants will probably be okay for slow accidents (< 30mph) but will not be up to a higher speed get off. So if you're a fan of backroads with lots of curves and highway speeds, those need upgrading too. Around town, they'll be ok for a minor spill. Pants first, contrary to popular actions. Read just about any medical research on motorcycle accidents and there are more lower body injuries in upper body, but more people buy jackets and wear jeans.
Best advice has been given. Buy good quality products the first (or second) time and you'll save more money over time. It doesn't have to be A* or Dainese but quality is important. Look for barely used items and last years product. I've bought two race suits that new are $800-$900 suits for $300 each, never down, and one never even worn. Boots, $40 brand new but several years old, again, race quality. People buy things, never wear it like they planned (or never), and sell them. You'll have to be patient to find stuff you like (enough) and that fits but craigslist, ebay, racing associations, this forum, are all places to watch. OR buy new and never look back.
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