Sticker | Clown Wig

Sticker | Clown Wig is a High Grade sticker from the Character Craft Sticker Pack. It is a bright regular version, with no shine and no hologram.

What the Sticker | Clown Wig looks like

The artwork is a character's head under a huge curly wig. The wig is built from rainbow locks: red and orange on the left, yellow and lime in the center, light blue and violet on the right. Under the wig you can see a face with big round eyes, a red ball nose and a smile.

The outline is dark and cartoonish, and the palette is fully colored. The sticker reads on any background. On a black body the rainbow glows, and on a patterned finish it gets lost less than single-color designs do. The finish is regular paper, matte.

The drawing is large and full: the wig takes up almost the whole sticker, and the face below is small. The sticker works as a patch of color rather than a fine detail, and it looks good on broad surfaces such as the stock.

Where the Sticker | Clown Wig came from

The sticker belongs to the Character Craft Sticker Pack, which was sold in the Armory for credits. It never sat in capsules. The pack has no exact release date on record. All that is known is that it was removed from the Armory on October 1, 2025.

No new copies have appeared since then, and issuance is closed.

How the sticker works

Up to five stickers fit on one weapon, and any firearm will do. Placement is free: you move the artwork and rotate it to any angle.

Knives and gloves do not take stickers.

You can age the sticker yourself, step by step, but the earlier look never comes back. When the wear reaches the last step, the sticker disappears from the weapon.

This is a separate scale, and the weapon's wear stays as it was. The sticker has no wear tiers, no StatTrak and no trade-up contract.

What the Sticker | Clown Wig costs

This design has no other finishes, so the only comparison is with the other stickers of the pack. In it the Clown Wig sits in the lower half, nineteenth of twenty-five, and several more stickers cost the same.

The paper finish and the closed issuance hold the price. Supply has stopped growing, and demand comes from people who want a bright accent.

The sticker gives no gameplay advantage, so the price is paid for the look.

The Clown Wig makes sense as a bright accent for experiments. In CS2 the sticker changes no weapon stats, so all of its value is in the look. If the rainbow palette does not fit, the pack has more restrained designs. The closed issuance also keeps the supply from growing.

Who it suits

• You want a bright colored accent on a dark weapon.


• You are collecting the Character Craft Sticker Pack.


• You want a sticker with some humor for experimenting with placement.


• You want a sticker from a closed Armory pack that sits in the lower half of its price order.