• Here are a few options
• ranging slightly in formality and common usage in South American Spanish
• especially for describing defects in clothing: **Option 1 (Most common and direct):** "Ligero desgaste en el patrocinador
• algunas marcas leves y enganches por toda la camiseta." * **Ligero desgaste:** Slight wear * **en el patrocinador:** to the sponsor (you could also use "en el sponsor" as it's a very common anglicism in sports) * **algunas marcas leves:** some light marks * **y enganches:** and pulls/snags (this is the most common term for fabric pulls) * **por toda la camiseta:** throughout the shirt **Option 2 (Slightly more formal/detailed):** "Mínimo desgaste en el logo del patrocinador
• con algunas pequeñas marcas y tirones/enganches distribuidos." * **Mínimo desgaste:** Minimal wear * **en el logo del patrocinador:** on the sponsor's logo * **con algunas pequeñas marcas:** with some small marks * **y tirones/enganches:** and pulls/snags (both are understood
• *enganches* is often preferred for fabric) * **distribuidos:** distributed (implying "throughout") **Option 3 (More concise):** "Desgaste leve en el sponsor
• pequeñas manchas/marcas y enganches en toda la prenda." * **Desgaste leve:** Light wear * **en el sponsor:** on the sponsor (using the anglicism) * **pequeñas manchas/marcas:** small stains/marks (choose based on whether "marks" implies dirt/stains or just imperfections) * **y enganches:** and pulls/snags * **en toda la prenda:** throughout the garment/item (a bit more general than "camiseta") **Recommendation:** For a general description of a football shirt
• **Option 1** is probably the most natural and widely understood in South America. If "marks" specifically means stains
• you could swap "marcas leves" for "manchas leves.

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