• Here are a few options
• keeping in mind that "wrote" implies it's printed or applied to the fabric
• and "upper inner" refers to the inside top part of the shirt: 1. **Número estampado en la parte superior interna.** * (Number stamped/printed on the upper internal part.) - *This is a very common and natural way to say it for clothing.* 2. **Número impreso en la parte superior interior.** * (Number printed on the upper interior part.) - *Also very good
• "impreso" (printed) is accurate.* 3. **Número escrito en la parte superior interna.** * (Number written on the upper internal part.) - *This is a more literal translation of "wrote
• " but "estampado" or "impreso" are often more precise for numbers on shirts.* **Recommendation:** The first two options are the most natural and commonly used for describing text/numbers on clothing in South American Spanish.

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