• Here are a few options
• common in South American Spanish
• depending on the exact nuance you want to convey: **Option 1 (Most common and direct):** * "Algunas manchas en las mangas
• algunas bolitas pequeñas." * *Manchas* = marks/stains * *Bolitas pequeñas* = tiny bobbles (literally "small balls
• " which is how bobbles are often described) **Option 2 (Using "motas" for bobbles
• which is also very common):** * "Ligeras marcas en las mangas
• pequeñas motas." * *Ligeras marcas* = slight/light marks * *Pequeñas motas* = tiny bobbles/pills (motas can also mean specks or lint
• but in this context
• it clearly refers to fabric pills) **Option 3 (Slight variation):** * "Pequeñas marcas en las mangas
• algunas bolitas de tela." * *Pequeñas marcas* = small marks * *Bolitas de tela* = fabric bobbles (literally "fabric balls") All three options are perfectly understandable and natural for describing these types of defects on a football shirt in South America. I'd lean towards **Option 1** or **Option 2** as they are very common.

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