I usually wear a kappogi (traditional Japanese apron) but was asked to bring an apron for a neighborhood association event on a hot summer day. I don't usually need one, so I didn't have a so-called apron. I rushed to a clothing store in the shopping district and had no choice but to buy this one. When we gathered at the neighborhood association, it was light work, and I did some paperwork and tidying up. Soon after (I'm in my 70s), I found myself overwhelmed by this cute apron and put it away. I usually go shopping in the shopping district or supermarket wearing my usual gray kappogi with thin vertical stripes (which doesn't look like a kappogi) over jeans and a turtleneck sweater. While organizing things, I'm putting this slightly thick (sturdy fabric) apron, which is becoming a burden, up for sale, hoping someone will use it. Before putting it away, I thought it was spotless, but when I looked closely, I found two faint stains? I've marked them with blue arrows. I was trying to put the → on, but I couldn't figure out where they were, and I had to squint at the fabric and search, so they are very faint stains.