I bought the navy one as a spare for my white one.

The white pleats on the sides added a nice contrast.

I bought the pink one as a uniform a few years ago.

Compared to then, the fabric seems to have changed; it's now stretchier and lighter.

It's easy to move around in.

It would have been nice if the logo was a more noticeable color, though.

They're using it as staff uniforms. Apparently, it's very comfortable.

I really liked it, and just like last time, I bought two more, this time in navy as well. The color, design, and length are all lovely, and the fabric is comfortable; I'm very satisfied.

The flared pants are also very stylish, which I'm happy about.

However, I had two concerns:
1. The reason I bought this time was because I had purchased one a year ago and worn it 2-3 times a week for a year, alternating with the navy one. Pilling started to appear on the front, becoming increasingly noticeable, so I decided to buy a new one. I've worn other uniforms before, but this was the first time this had happened, and I was surprised.
2. I was happy to buy a new one, but the creases were very pronounced and didn't disappear even after washing. I ironed it, thinking it might become shiny, and while the creases became less noticeable, it did become shiny. The strong creases were disappointing.

It makes your body line look very neat and tidy. For someone with an average build and a height in the 150cm range, a size M was slightly loose. Comfort is a matter of personal preference, but those who prefer a more fitted look might be better off with a size S.