An embroidered autograph for z4KR from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule, issued for StarLadder Budapest 2025. The stitchwork lift the sticker into a special finish class and gives collectors a tactile variant to chase alongside regular autographs.
An embroidered autograph for z4KR from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule, issued for StarLadder Budapest 2025. The stitchwork lift the sticker into a special finish class and gives collectors a tactile variant to chase alongside regular autographs.
This is an embroidered autograph sticker of z4KR tied to the StarLadder Budapest 2025 set, released through the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule and carrying Lynn Vision as the team identifier. It is a Remarkable-tier autograph carrying a stitched surface rather than a printed film, so it reads as an autograph rather than a team or community decal.
Embroidered sits in the special tier above the usual paper and foil films for the set, a tactile finish collectors treat differently than flat holographic or metallic options. Within the finish ladder embroidered is one of the top non-gold treatments, offering a visible, physical upgrade that separates it from the base paper autographs.
This sticker falls into the budget bracket of its cohort, meaning it is accessible compared with premium or grail-tier pieces while still carrying the special finish and autograph provenance that make it collectible. For a collector that wants an embroidered autograph without reaching for premium capital, it occupies a reasonable middle ground.
The sticker is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025 and comes from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule, so its origin is clear and on-pack stated. Event provenance is what anchors tournament stickers to a moment, and this one is explicitly labelled to that StarLadder set.
Like all tournament capsules, the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule had a fixed print run and stopped dropping after the event, so the supply for this embroidered autograph is finite. Clean stock only thins over time as collectors apply stickers or hold them in personal vaults, which is a permanent scarcity property rather than a market snapshot.
An applied copy has the sticker affixed to a weapon; an unapplied or clean copy remains on the original backing. Condition matters here because embroidered film shows differently on skin surfaces and an unapplied piece preserves edges and original stitch clarity that many collectors prize.
Collectors who lean on provenance and finish will find this appeals as a long-term hold: a full-provenance autograph combined with an embroidered surface gives it both a story and an aesthetic edge. It is especially relevant for those building a catalogue of special-finish autographs tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025.
Embroidered autographs read well on mid- to dark-toned weapon skins where the stitch texture creates contrast and depth; placement over a flat panel keeps signatures legible. That practical desirability for clean craft placements drives steady demand from people who both collect and assemble loadouts.
When buying, target an unapplied, clean example so you retain the stitched edges and original backing; check for stitch integrity and any handling marks on the fabric. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, which you should consult for current valuation before completing a purchase.
