Sticker | dgt (Embroidered) | Budapest 2025 is an embroidered autograph from the Budapest 2025 Legends Autograph Capsule, signed by dgt of paiN Gaming. The embroidered film elevates this autograph above the paper and holo variants, giving it a collector-focused profile and clear craft appeal.
Sticker | dgt (Embroidered) | Budapest 2025 is an embroidered autograph from the Budapest 2025 Legends Autograph Capsule, signed by dgt of paiN Gaming. The embroidered film elevates this autograph above the paper and holo variants, giving it a collector-focused profile and clear craft appeal.
This is an embroidered autograph of dgt from paiN Gaming issued for StarLadder Budapest 2025 and released in the Budapest 2025 Legends Autograph Capsule. It is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community decal, carrying Valve's designer credit and the Remarkable rarity tag from the set.
Embroidered sits in the special tier of finishes and reads as a distinct step above paper, holo, and foil within the set's finish ladder. It is one of the premium tactile options collectors chase for display and crafting, occupying a different collector mindset than the base films.
This sticker is positioned in the budget bracket within its price tier label, which signals approachable entry for collectors who want the embroidered look without chasing top-tier grails. For holders that prefer finishes with visible presence on a skin, it offers an efficient way to add an embroidered autograph to a collection.
The decal is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025 and carries that event provenance on every copy from the capsule. Event provenance matters because the capsule name and origin are fixed characteristics of the sticker and part of why collectors track specific drops.
Being released from the Budapest 2025 Legends Autograph Capsule means the supply for this print was fixed at drop and does not increase after the event. Clean stock only thins as copies get applied to weapons or lost to trades, so the supply picture is permanently capped rather than continuously issued.
Applied copies have been attached to a weapon and are effectively single-use for play or display; clean or unapplied copies remain transferable and carry the collector premium tied to condition. For an embroidered autograph, an unapplied example preserves centering, backing, and the stitched look collectors prefer for trades or resale.
Collectors pick this up for a combination of provenance, the embroidered finish, and the fixed capsule supply - a straightforward long-term hold for someone building an autograph sleeve that reads well on display. It slots into collections where finish diversity matters more than chasing the very top price tier.
Embroidered signatures sit well on textured weapon skins and tend to read clearly when centered on larger canvases like rifles or heavy pistols. That visible, tactile quality drives demand among crafters who want a signature that stands out under a scope or in screenshots.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied, well-centered embroidered copy to preserve both stitch detail and resale flexibility. The live price block on this page shows current market pricing and is the place to check the active market level before you commit.

