Sticker | regali (Embroidered) | Budapest 2025

This is an Embroidered autograph sticker signed by regali of Flyquest, released in the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule and associated with StarLadder Budapest 2025. It is a team-affiliated autograph rather than a community or text-only decal, and it carries Valve's designer credit on the sheet.

Embroidered sits in the special tier of finishes above the usual paper, holo, foil and glitter ladder for the set. Treat it as a unique film rather than a simple premium variant: it occupies the top of the standard film hierarchy for collectors who prioritize tactile and stitched effects.

This sticker is positioned in the budget bracket of the set's price framework, so it trades below mid and premium rungs while still carrying collector interest. For buyers that chase embroidered work without the highest-tier spend, it represents an accessible way into that film class with full provenance intact.

The sticker is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025 and comes from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule. Event provenance here tells you which capsule the print came from and anchors the sticker to that specific tournament release.

Capsules for StarLadder Budapest 2025 stopped distributing after the event, so the print run is fixed and only ever diminishes through applied examples and wear. That permanence is the reason clean stock becomes relatively scarcer over time even though the initial capsule supply was finite.

An applied sticker has been adhered to a weapon and will show the tiny edge wear and handling that comes with application, while a clean or unapplied copy remains on its original backing. Collectors prize unapplied copies for registry, crafts and resale because condition is verifiable and the backing confirms it never met a weapon's edges.

Full provenance combined with an embroidered film and a recognizable player name gives this sticker a balanced collector case: it is attainable but not generic. For someone building an embroidered-focused run or holding for long-term taste shifts, the mix of finish and provenance is the core argument for keeping it.

Embroidered signatures sit differently on weapons than flat films; they add texture and read well on fabric-friendly areas like the body or large repaint canvases. That tactile presence makes them useful for standout crafts where the stitch detail contrasts with paint and wear, which in turn fuels select demand among crafters.

When shopping, look specifically for an unapplied copy with the original backing intact and the Embroidered finish clearly visible; that preserves registry and craft options. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, so use that to confirm current value before committing.