• Here are a few options
• depending on the exact nuance you want to convey and what kind of "patch" it is (e.g.
• a general patch
• a team crest
• a sponsor logo): **Most common and direct:** 1. **Desgaste en el parche delantero.** * *(Wear on the front patch.)* **Slightly more descriptive:** 2. **Señales de uso en el parche frontal.** * *(Signs of use on the front patch.)* **If the "patch" is specifically the team crest/badge:** 3. **Leve desgaste en el escudo.** * *(Slight wear on the crest/badge.)* * You could also say: "Desgaste en el escudo delantero." **If it's an applied element (like a heat-pressed logo) rather than a sewn-on patch:** 4. **Cierto desgaste en el aplique frontal.** * *(Some wear on the front appliqué/applied element.)* Choose the one that best fits the specific item and context! "Desgaste en el parche delantero" is generally the safest and most widely understood.

Características:

• Estampado de estilo original para el extremo alemán Nader El-Jindaoui #17
• Parche oficial de socio del club en la parte superior delantera
• Parche oficial de la Bundesliga 2.