• Here are a few options
• depending on the desired level of formality and conciseness: **Option 1 (Concise
• common for defect lists):** * Cuello reparado. * Decoloración en el cuello. * Logo Climacool y detalles de talla eliminados. * Mínimo craquelado en el patrocinador. **Option 2 (Slightly more descriptive):** * El cuello ha sido reparado. * Presenta decoloración en el cuello. * El logo Climacool y los detalles de talla han sido removidos/eliminados. * Mínimo craquelado en el estampado del patrocinador. **Key vocabulary choices explained for South American Spanish:** * **Repaired:** "Reparado" is standard. * **Fade to collar:** "Decoloración en el cuello" (discoloration/fading) or "Cuello descolorido" (discolored collar). "Desgaste de color" also works. * **Removed:** "Eliminados" or "removidos" or "retirados" are all good. * **Size details:** "Detalles de talla" (talla is common for size in South America
• as opposed to "tamaño" which is more general). * **Cracking:** "Craquelado" is a very common and specific term for cracking in prints/stamps on fabric. "Pequeñas grietas" (small cracks) also works but "craquelado" is more precise for this context. * **Sponsor:** "Patrocinador" is the correct term. "Estampado del patrocinador" (sponsor's print) clarifies it's the printed logo. Option 1 is probably the most common way to list defects like this in a product description.

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• Estampado estilo europeo original para el elegante mediocampista español Xabi Alonso #14
• Parche oficial Starball de la Champions League y parches de manga de 5 veces campeón de la Champions League