• Here are a few options
• all suitable for South American Spanish
• with slight variations in wording: **Option 1 (Common and direct):** "Un enganche de 3 cm en la parte baja delantera
• alguna que otra bolita pequeña y leves marcas de plancha en el reverso." **Option 2 (Slightly more descriptive for "pull"):** "Un hilo tirado de 3 cm en la parte delantera inferior
• alguna bolita diminuta y tenues marcas de plancha en la parte trasera." **Option 3 (Concise):** "Enganche de 3 cm en el frente inferior
• algunas pelotillas y marcas de plancha leves en el reverso." **Key term breakdown:** * **3cm pull:** * "Un enganche de 3 cm" (A 3cm snag/pull) * "Un hilo tirado de 3 cm" (A 3cm pulled thread) * "Un tirón de 3 cm" (A 3cm pull - less common for fabric
• but understandable) * **lower front:** * "en la parte baja delantera" (on the lower front part) * "en la parte delantera inferior" (on the inferior front part) * "en el frente inferior" (on the lower front) * **the odd tiny bobble:** * "alguna que otra bolita pequeña" (some occasional small bobble/pill) * "algunas bolitas diminutas" (some tiny bobbles/pills) * "algunas pelotillas" (some pills/bobbles - "pelotillas" is very common for fabric pilling) * **faint press marks:** * "leves marcas de plancha" (faint iron marks) * "tenues marcas de plancha" (faint/weak iron marks) * "marcas de prensado leves" (faint press marks - more formal) * **to reverse:** * "en el reverso" (on the reverse/back) * "en la parte trasera" (on the back part) I'd personally lean towards **Option 1** as it uses very common and natural phrasing for clothing defects in most South American countries.

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