USP-S | Sleeping Potion (Well-Worn)

For the USP-S | Sleeping Potion, Well-Worn (WW) takes the float band from 0.38 to 0.45. It is a Restricted skin from The Harlequin Collection. In CS2 that is a narrow band, and the camo is still readable in it.

What the USP-S | Sleeping Potion looks like in Well-Worn

The pattern is camo of violet and mauve blotches on a gray-green ground. It runs unbroken along the suppressor and carries over onto the slide and frame. Cold turquoise hides in the accents on the slide, with light-blue dots by the ejection port and the trigger guard. The magazine is gray and dark, and the sights received no paint. The pearlescent coat and the "A new brew!" caption come from Valve's description.

In Well-Worn the edges of the suppressor and slide lighten to gray, and the blotches near the grip lose contrast. The center of the suppressor stays violet, the turquoise accents are visible, and the camo as a whole is still recognizable.

Where the USP-S | Sleeping Potion came from

The Harlequin Collection was released on January 21, 2026, and the skin has been in it from day one. Valve designed it in-house, and no Steam Workshop submission existed. The finish is number 1377 in the catalog; Valve's note names two new reward sets, Harlequin and Achroma.

What to check before buying

Picking a listing comes down to the following:

• float: the band from 0.38 to 0.45 is short, so listings look alike;


• pattern: blotch placement shifts from one copy to the next;


• any stickers or name tag already applied to the copy.

Pattern variance on the USP-S | Sleeping Potion

The pattern index shifts the artwork on the body. The source knows of no named rare variants, so copies differ simply in where the mauve and turquoise fall. Within a narrow wear band, the artwork is the only thing that tells listings apart.

What the USP-S | Sleeping Potion costs in Well-Worn

Factory New costs more than seven times as much and Minimal Wear 3.6 times, while Field-Tested is only a twentieth more. Battle-Scarred sits 1.4 times lower.

Among Restricted USP-S skins, Well-Worn costs almost twice as much as Royal Guard, Ticket to Hell and Flashback, and nearly the same as Bleeding Edge. Cyrex costs more than three times as much.

Getting the USP-S | Sleeping Potion

No case is involved. The routes to the skin are the play-time reward, which includes Harlequin, and a trade-up contract. The contract takes ten Mil-Spec skins, and the result comes from the collection of one of the inputs; ten from Harlequin simply point it that way.

StatTrak and Souvenir

This finish never received a StatTrak version or Souvenir packages.

Stickers and craft on the USP-S | Sleeping Potion

The scuffed edges of the suppressor take stickers well: a sticker covers the light patches and gives the body back its wholeness. White stickers are best kept off the light base.

Who this wear suits

Well-Worn is the right buy on the USP-S | Sleeping Potion when:

• you want an inexpensive Restricted USP-S with camo;


• scuffs on the edges do not bother you;


• you are choosing between Field-Tested and Well-Worn and the price is almost the same.