• Here are a few options
• all commonly understood in South American Spanish: **Option 1 (Most common and direct):** "Algunas pequeñas bolitas
• un tirón de 4 cm en la parte superior de la espalda." * **Bolitas:** This is the most common term for fabric "bobbles" or "pills." * **Tirón:** Refers to a snag or a pulled thread. * **Parte superior de la espalda:** "Upper reverse" (upper back). **Option 2 (Slight variation for "bobble"):** "Algún que otro pilling pequeño
• un tirón de 4 cm en la parte superior de la espalda." * **Pilling:** The English term "pilling" is also understood and sometimes used
• especially in clothing descriptions. * **Algún que otro:** "The odd one
• " implying not many. **Option 3 (More descriptive for "pull"):** "Algunas pequeñas bolitas
• un hilo tirado de 4 cm en la parte superior de la espalda." * **Hilo tirado:** "Pulled thread
• " which is a more literal description of what a "pull" is. **Recommendation:** I'd go with **Option 1** as it's concise
• uses very common terms
• and clearly conveys the defects.

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