• Here are a few options
• common in South American Spanish for describing minor defects on clothing: 1. **"Uno que otro puntito en los costados."** * *This is very natural.* "Uno que otro" means "one or another
• " implying "a few here and there" or "the odd one." "Puntito" is a diminutive of "punto" (dot/spot)
• perfectly conveying "tiny mark." "Costados" refers to the sides of a garment. 2. **"Alguna pequeña marca en los costados."** * "Alguna" (some/a few) captures "the odd." "Pequeña marca" is "small mark." "En los costados" is "on the sides." 3. **"Leves marcas en los laterales."** * "Leves" means "slight" or "minor
• " implying they are not significant. "Marcas" is "marks." "Laterales" is another good word for "sides" (often used for the side panels of a shirt). **Recommendation:** For a natural
• common way to say this in South American Spanish
• I'd go with: * **"Uno que otro puntito en los costados."**

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