Sticker | Jee (Embroidered) | Budapest 2025

This is an Embroidered autograph sticker for player Jee of team Tyloo, released as part of the StarLadder Budapest 2025 set and issued through the Budapest 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule. It carries the designer credit of Valve and is labeled with a Remarkable rarity, so it sits clearly in the autograph lane rather than a team or community decal.

Embroidered sits in the special tier of finishes above the standard paper and the more common premium films; it is the distinct top-tier visual treated as a collectible film for this set. Within the Budapest 2025 lineup the finish hierarchy is the usual ladder: paper at base, with progressive premium films above it and embroidered occupying the specialist, attention-grabbing position.

Collectors prize the Embroidered film here because it materially changes how the signature reads on-skin and how a craft performs under light, separating it from the paper and holo siblings. Its special finish status draws demand from decorators and display collectors who want a signature that shows differently than regular prints.

The sticker bears Jee's autograph and is tied to Tyloo, which anchors provenance and collector interest to that player-team pairing. Full provenance is present, so the signature provenance is intact and traceable to the capsule release.

This piece was distributed in the Budapest 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule, placing it alongside the other Challengers autograph drops from the StarLadder Budapest 2025 distribution. That capsule origin defines its siblings and the set-level narrative collectors watch when comparing variants and supply.

Applied stickers get scraped each time a weapon is altered, and removal destroys the sticker outright; every craft consumes an item from clean stock. Because of that one-way mechanic, un-applied copies are the finite supply that traders and builders actually fight over.

The sticker is graded as Remarkable, which positions it in the mid tier of sticker grades for collector categorization. That grade underpins where it sits relative to more common and rarer grades and helps explain collector expectations for availability and demand.

Embroidered autographs like this one are prized for visible crafts because the textured film holds light differently and frames the ink in ways paper cannot. Builders will often reserve embroidered autographs for flagship weapons or display pieces, and that selective use feeds secondary demand when clean copies are scarce.

This is part of the StarLadder Budapest 2025 run and belongs to the wave of capsules designed by Valve for that tournament set. In sticker chronology it is a modern authored autograph release, and collectors treat it as a contemporary collectible from the Budapest 2025 capsule cycle.