• Here are a few options
• common in South American Spanish
• ranging slightly in formality: **Option 1 (Most common and natural):** "Algunos **tirones** y **bolitas** en la parte **inferior delantera** y en la **espalda**." * **Tirones:** (snags
• pulls
• stretched threads) * **Bolitas:** (pilling
• little balls of fabric) * **Parte inferior delantera:** (lower front part) * **Espalda:** (back
• specifically for clothing) **Option 2 (Slightly more descriptive):** "Presenta **enganches** y **pelotitas** en la parte **baja delantera** y en la **parte trasera**." * **Enganches:** (snags
• catches in the fabric) * **Pelotitas:** (pilling
• little balls of fabric - interchangeable with "bolitas") * **Parte baja delantera:** (lower front part - interchangeable with "inferior delantera") * **Parte trasera:** (back part - interchangeable with "espalda") **Option 3 (More concise):** "**Desperfectos** (o **enganches**) y **pilling** (o **motas**) en la parte **delantera inferior** y en el **reverso**." * **Desperfectos:** (defects
• flaws - more general) * **Pilling:** (loanword
• sometimes used
• but "bolitas/pelotitas" is more common) * **Motas:** (fluff
• lint
• also used for pilling) * **Delantera inferior:** (inferior front) * **Reverso:** (reverse - less common for a shirt than "espalda" or "parte trasera") I'd recommend **Option 1** as it uses the most common and natural terms for describing these types of defects on a football shirt in South America.

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