• Here are a few options
• ranging from more literal to more natural for South American Spanish
• especially for describing a defect on a garment: 1. **Unos puntitos en la parte trasera.** * *Puntitos* is the diminutive of *puntos* (dots)
• conveying "tiny dots" very well. * *Parte trasera* means "back part" or "rear side
• " which is very common and clear. 2. **Unas pequeñas manchas en la espalda.** * *Pequeñas manchas* means "small spots/stains
• " which is a very common way to describe minor defects. * *Espalda* specifically refers to the "back" of a garment (or a person)
• making it very natural for a shirt. 3. **Algunos puntos pequeños en el reverso.** * This is a more literal translation. * *Reverso* means "reverse side." **Recommendation:** For a football shirt defect
• I'd lean towards **"Unas pequeñas manchas en la espalda."** or **"Unos puntitos en la parte trasera."** They sound very natural and clear in South American Spanish.

Características:

• Patrocinador adicional en la parte inferior delantera