• Here are a few options
• depending on the exact nuance you want to convey
• common in South American Spanish: **Option 1 (General and concise):** * "Alguna que otra marca de estampado
• desgaste en el estampado del reverso." * *Alguna que otra marca de estampado:* "The odd print mark" (estampado is common for any print on a shirt
• including transfers). * *Desgaste en el estampado del reverso:* "Wear on the reverse print" (reverso refers to the back side). **Option 2 (Slightly more specific for football shirts
• assuming "reverse print" means the back number/name):** * "Pequeñas marcas de estampado
• desgaste en el dorsal." * *Pequeñas marcas de estampado:* "Small print marks." * *Desgaste en el dorsal:* "Wear on the back number/name" (dorsal specifically refers to the player's number and name on the back of a football shirt). **Option 3 (Combining elements):** * "Ligeras marcas de estampado
• desgaste en el estampado de la espalda." * *Ligeras marcas de estampado:* "Slight print marks." * *Desgaste en el estampado de la espalda:* "Wear on the back print." I'd lean towards **Option 1** or **Option 2** as they are very natural for defect descriptions. If "reverse print" specifically means the player's name/number
• **Option 2** is excellent. If it's a more general print on the back
• **Option 1** is better.

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