• Here are a few options
• depending on the exact nuance you want to convey for "bunching": 1. **Ligero fruncido en el escudo.** * "Fruncido" (gathered/puckered) is a very common term for fabric bunching. "Ligero" means slight. This is probably the most accurate and common way to say it. 2. **Pequeño amontonamiento en el escudo.** * "Amontonamiento" means piling up or gathering. "Pequeño" means small. This also works well. 3. **Ligeras arrugas en el escudo.** * If "bunching" is more like general wrinkling rather than a specific gathering
• "arrugas" (wrinkles) would be appropriate. **Recommendation:** For a defect description on a football shirt
• **"Ligero fruncido en el escudo."** is likely the most precise and commonly understood option in South American Spanish.

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