Sticker | Clutchman (Holo) is a community artwork released in the CS20 Sticker Capsule with a Holo finish. It carries the Remarkable rarity and a KASI signature on the workshop line, a neat pick for builders who want a premium film without autograph provenance.
Sticker | Clutchman (Holo) is a community artwork released in the CS20 Sticker Capsule with a Holo finish. It carries the Remarkable rarity and a KASI signature on the workshop line, a neat pick for builders who want a premium film without autograph provenance.
Sticker | Clutchman (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the CS20 Sticker Capsule. It is not an autograph or a team mark but a Workshop artwork released under the Remarkable rarity, intended for placement on weapons rather than representing a player.
This is a Holo film, which sits above the base paper film in the set's finish ladder and below the most exclusive films. Holo brings reflective color and depth that the paper lacks, so visually it reads as the premium midstep for collectors focused on looks rather than top-tier scarcity.
The sticker falls into the budget bracket of its market tier while carrying a mid-level rarity designation. That combination makes it accessible to collectors and crafters who want a Holo aesthetic without stretching into high-end allocations.
This is a community artwork rather than an autograph or team sticker: it depicts Clutchman as rendered by KASI and released through the Workshop route. The piece reads like an artist contribution to the CS20 drop, with composition and linework that reflect a studio-style Workshop submission.
Supply is fixed by the CS20 Sticker Capsule run, which stopped producing copies after the capsule's distribution. Clean stock therefore only thins over time, so every unapplied copy shares that permanent scarcity property tied to the capsule print run.
Applied copies are physically attached to weapons and gain craft presence, but they cannot be returned to a pristine, unused state. Unapplied, clean stickers command collector interest for condition-sensitive builds and for resale because they preserve original stock and peel options.
Collectors eye this for its blend of Holo finish, Workshop pedigree, and capsule-limited supply: the sum of those traits makes it a sensible hold for someone building a Holo-themed collection or assembling craft components. It is especially relevant where a Holo look matters but signature provenance is not required.
Holo films like this one lift color and contrast on darker weapon skins and are often used on focal faces of a craft to catch light and motion. The reflective quality of Holo plays nicely with metallic skins and can make a mid-tier sticker read like a higher-end accent when placed deliberately.
KASI is the Workshop artist behind this sticker, and that provenance matters when you prefer artist-signed community work over anonymous drops. Workshop origin gives the piece an artistic lineage that many collectors value alongside finish and capsule identity.
