• Here are a few options
• ranging from more direct to slightly more descriptive
• common in South American Spanish for defect descriptions: **Option 1 (Direct and common):** * "Algunos puntos negros en la parte inferior delantera
• que se desvanecen." * *(A few black dots on the lower front part
• which fade.)* * *Note: "Que se desvanecen" implies they are fading
• and the context usually suggests it's not just one spot.* **Option 2 (Emphasizing the "throughout" aspect):** * "Puntos negros en la parte inferior delantera
• con un efecto desvanecido/difuminado general." * *(Black dots on the lower front part
• with a general faded/blurred effect.)* * *Note: "General" covers "throughout." "Difuminado" can also mean faded/blurry.* **Option 3 (More descriptive of the spread and fade):** * "Pequeños puntos negros en la parte inferior delantera
• que se extienden y se desvanecen." * *(Small black dots on the lower front part
• which spread and fade.)* * *Note: "Se extienden" (they spread) clearly covers "throughout."* **Option 4 (Slightly more formal
• common in defect reports):** * "Presencia de pequeños puntos negros en la parte inferior delantera
• con un desvanecimiento/difuminado a lo largo de la prenda." * *(Presence of small black dots on the lower front part
• with a fading/blurring along the garment.)* * *Note: "Presencia de" is common for noting defects. "A lo largo de la prenda" means "throughout the garment."* I'd lean towards **Option 3** or **Option 2** as being very natural and clear for South American Spanish.

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