• Here are a few options
• common in South American Spanish
• depending on the exact nuance you want: **Option 1 (Most common and direct):** "Algunas bolitas
• un par de manchas en la parte inferior delantera." * **Bolitas:** This is the most common term for "bobbles" (fabric pills) in Spanish. * **Manchas:** "Marks" are usually translated as "manchas" (stains/spots) in this context. * **Parte inferior delantera:** "Lower front." **Option 2 (Slightly more emphasis on "the odd" / occasional bobble):** "Alguna que otra bolita
• un par de manchas en la parte inferior delantera." * **Alguna que otra bolita:** This phrase specifically means "the odd bobble" or "one or two bobbles
• " implying they are not numerous. **Option 3 (Using "marcas" for marks
• which can also work):** "Algunas bolitas
• un par de marcas en la parte inferior delantera." * **Marcas:** While "manchas" is more common for blemishes
• "marcas" (marks) can also be used
• especially if they are not necessarily stains but rather scuffs or slight imperfections. I'd recommend **Option 1** for general use
• or **Option 2** if you want to specifically highlight that the bobbles are few and far between.

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