These clothes were worn regularly, so there is some pilling. The giraffe-print items (photos 6 and 7) and the yellow clothes (photos 8 and 9) were gifts, and the tags were cut off from the beginning. The size of the yellow clothes is unknown, but they are the same size as the other size 80 items. There are no other major damages, but please be aware that there may be stains that I have not noticed. The kladskap clothes (photos 2 and 3) were worn for going out. The back has real pockets. There is almost no pilling, and even if it does occur, it is unlikely to be noticeable due to the fabric. The squirrel-print item (photos 4 and 5) is from Nishimatsuya. There is no cracking in the print, and it can still be worn. The giraffe-print items (photos 6 and 7) have some fuzzing and slight cracking in the print. The yellow clothes (photos 8 and 9) feel nice against the skin, and the buttons on the shoulders made them easy to put on. They created a mature silhouette when worn. There is some fuzzing, but they can still be worn. The color in photo 8 is closer to the actual color. With the temperature fluctuations, it's become a season where thin long-sleeved shirts are convenient. How about these for daycare or everyday wear?