About our little
prestige
skins
[ 01 — How an order runs ]
Four steps
to your inventory
No queue tickets, no middleman chat, no waiting on a reply before anything moves. You choose the item, you pay, Steam says who you are, the trade lands.
- 01
Pick the exact item
Filter the catalog by weapon, rarity, exterior or float range. What you open is one specific item with its own numbers, not a stock photo standing in for a category.
- 02
Pay in euro
Checkout is priced in euro. One figure, shown in full before you confirm; your bank may ask for 3-D Secure on the way through.
- 03
Sign in with Steam
Steam login tells us which account the skin belongs to. It is the only delivery detail we need, and it cannot be changed once payment is through.
- 04
Take the trade offer
The item arrives as a Steam trade offer and you get a confirmation once it lands. Buy several and they normally come across together.
[ 02 — What a listing tells you ]
No vague
listings
Float, exterior, rarity and quality are read off the item itself and printed on the page before you buy — not discovered after the trade completes.
The same four values drive the catalog filters, so you can compare like for like instead of squinting at a render.
- Factory New0.00 – 0.07
- Minimal Wear0.07 – 0.15
- Field-Tested0.15 – 0.38
- Well-Worn0.38 – 0.45
- Battle-Scarred0.45 – 1.00
- Consumer
- Industrial
- Mil-Spec
- Restricted
- Classified
- Covert
- Exterior
- Named in full — Factory New through Battle-Scarred — and always matched to the float beside it.
- Quality
- Unique, Strange and the rest are stated outright, so a StatTrak item is never a surprise.
[ 03 — The company ]
Built by traders
- Every listing
- Float, exterior, rarity and quality shown before you buy
- Pricing
- Shown in your currency, with the final amount confirmed before you pay
- Delivery
- Steam trade offer, to the account you sign in with
- If it goes wrong
- A real inbox and a written complaints procedure
We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Valve Corporation. Counter-Strike, CS2 and Steam are trademarks of Valve Corporation. Skins are cosmetic and give no gameplay advantage.