AUG | Aristocrat (Well-Worn)

The AUG | Aristocrat (Well-Worn) carries the same silver filigree and light blue anodized design in a noticeably rougher state. It's a budget route into this Restricted-tier finish.

Design

This finish, designed by Teo, sets silver filigree against a light blue anodized base for an ornamental, upscale look. It carries the flavor text "For the 1%," which fits its refined presentation.

AUG | Aristocrat (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Float on this finish covers 0.00 to 0.66, and Well-Worn sits well past the midpoint without being the roughest grade — Battle-Scarred is one step further. At Well-Worn, expect visible scratching and some dulling of the anodized base, though the silver filigree still stands out against it.

AUG | Aristocrat Rarity

Rarity stays at Restricted regardless of wear condition, a tier above Mil-Spec and below Classified. That underlying scarcity doesn't change with how worn a particular copy looks.

AUG | Aristocrat Case and Collection

The Aristocrat is part of The Gamma Collection, dropping from the Gamma Case released with Gamma Exposure in June 2016. Its Restricted-tier odds keep it scarcer than the case's Mil-Spec finishes, even at rougher wear grades.

AUG | Aristocrat Patterns

The filigree layout doesn't shift between copies, so there's no pattern seed to hunt for at Well-Worn either. Wear grade and float remain the only variables that change how a copy looks.

StatTrak & Souvenir

StatTrak copies of the Aristocrat are available, including at Well-Worn, adding a permanent kill counter to the weapon. There's no Souvenir edition, since only Major-tournament packages produce Souvenir weapons, and this collection has never been part of one.

AUG | Aristocrat Price

Well-Worn is one of the cheaper grades on this finish's ladder, sitting just above Battle-Scarred. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the Well-Worn Aristocrat still look upscale?

The silver filigree still stands out against the anodized base despite visible scratching and some dulling. It's a clear step down from Field-Tested in polish, but the design's overall character stays recognizable.

Is Well-Worn a smart choice for this finish?

If budget matters most, yes — it's a cheaper way to own a Restricted-tier finish than the cleaner grades. Battle-Scarred goes even lower in price if surface condition isn't a priority at all.

How extreme does wear get on the Aristocrat?

Since this finish is float-capped at 0.66, it never reaches the most extreme end of the wear scale, so even Battle-Scarred stays milder than a full 1.00-float skin. Well-Worn shows genuine wear without being the harshest condition possible.