• Here are a few options
• ranging slightly in formality
• all suitable for South American Spanish: **Option 1 (Common & Clear):** "Algunas pequeñas bolitas o enganches
• y un ligero cuarteado en el estampado Dri-fit de la parte inferior delantera." **Option 2 (Slightly more concise):** "Pequeñas bolitas o enganches ocasionales
• y leve cuarteado en el logo/estampado Dri-fit frontal inferior." **Option 3 (More informal
• common in online listings):** "Algunas bolitas o tirones mínimos
• y un poco de cuarteado en el estampado Dri-fit de abajo adelante." **Breakdown of terms:** * **The odd tiny bobble or pull:** * "Algunas pequeñas bolitas o enganches" (Some small bobbles or snags/pulls) - "Bolitas" is very common for fabric pills. "Enganches" or "tirones" for pulls. * "Pequeñas bolitas o enganches ocasionales" (Occasional small bobbles or pulls) * "Bolitas o tirones mínimos" (Minimal bobbles or pulls) * **Slight cracking:** * "Ligero cuarteado" (Slight cracking/crazing - specifically for prints/paint) * "Leve cuarteado" (Mild cracking) * "Un poco de cuarteado" (A bit of cracking) * **To lower front:** * "En la parte inferior delantera" (On the lower front part) * "Frontal inferior" (Lower front - adjective form) * "De abajo adelante" (From below
• in front - more informal) * **Dri-fit motif:** * "Estampado Dri-fit" (Dri-fit print/design) - "Estampado" is very common for prints on shirts. * "Logo Dri-fit" (Dri-fit logo) - If it's specifically a logo. * "Motivo Dri-fit" (Dri-fit motif) - More literal
• but "estampado" or "logo" are more common for clothing. I'd recommend **Option 1** as it's very clear
• natural
• and widely understood.

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• Estampado estilo europeo original para el delantero australiano Mark Viduka #9
• Manga larga