Sticker | Perry (Holo)

Sticker | Perry (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the Sugarface Capsule, not an autograph or team decal but a Workshop artwork release. It carries the Remarkable rarity classification and was produced as part of that capsule's drop.

This is the Holo film, a premium step above the paper base for the same design. Within the usual finish ladder Holo sits above paper and below the rarest specialty films, giving it visual pop without occupying the absolute top tier.

Labeled in the mid price bracket, the sticker sits comfortably as a collector-friendly Holo rather than an elite grail or a budget paper. That positioning makes it accessible to players who want a premium look without chasing the rarest finishes.

Collectors prize the Holo because it upgrades the artwork with reflective depth and stronger color separation compared with the paper version. Its premium finish rank is the core reason people prefer it over the base stock when assembling a themed loadout.

This is a community artwork sticker, not tied to a player or team, and it depicts the Perry design as interpreted by Guardian Gear. The Workshop origin gives it a clear artistic fingerprint rather than an autograph provenance.

The Sugarface Capsule only issued copies during its active distribution window, so no new clean stock is being created after the drop. That fixed print run means the available supply is what remains, and clean copies thin as they move into collections and crafts.

Applied copies are physically attached to weapons and show stickersmanship; clean, unapplied stickers retain full backing and condition. For collectors who care about preservation and resale the unapplied examples carry the condition premium.

Sticker | Perry (Holo) combines a mid-tier market position, a premium Holo film, and a Workshop pedigree into a straightforward long-term hold for collectors who favor crafted cosmetics over autographs. It fits into builds where visual quality matters more than chasing the rarest print tiers.

The Holo surface works well on darker and mid-tone finishes where the reflective layer catches light, so crafters often place it on prominent panels. That practical desirability feeds demand from users who want their weapon art to read clearly in matches and screenshots.

Guardian Gear is the credited designer, and that Workshop attribution gives the sticker an identifiable artistic source. For community pieces the artist's name is the main pedigree, and Guardian Gear's signature touch is what collectors and crafters look for when choosing this design.