CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo (Field-Tested)

The CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo (Field-Tested) is the classic middle grade of this Mil-Spec pistol skin, showing a bit of honest wear on its black-and-white color-block design. It's a common, affordable way to run the look.

Design

Tuxedo's parts are individually spray-painted in solid black and white, a stripped-down color-block finish built around formal-wear contrast rather than any graphic. It carries Valve's in-game line "For when combat is a black tie affair."

CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the finish's 0.00–0.80 float range, where both the black and white sections start to show light scuffing and a touch of dulling. The color-block layout still reads clearly, just without the crisp edges of the top two grades.

CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo Rarity

Rarity-wise, this is a Mil-Spec Grade skin — the blue tier, the most common of the standard weapon grades.

CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo Case and Collection

The Bank Collection is home to this finish, which debuted in an April 2014 update. It isn't tied to any weapon case, so there's no case-drop rate attached to it — it comes purely as a collection item.

CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo Patterns

There's no random pattern roll on Tuxedo — the color-block design is fixed and identical on every copy, so no paint seed or blue-gem chase applies here. Only float changes what you see.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Tuxedo has no StatTrak version and no Souvenir edition. Souvenir weapons only come from Major-tournament packages, and since this finish is a non-Major collection drop, it was never offered as one.

CZ75-Auto | Tuxedo Price

Field-Tested sits in the middle of Tuxedo's price ladder, a small step down from Minimal Wear on a finish that's budget-priced across every grade. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Field-Tested Tuxedo look?

It picks up light scuffing and a bit of dulling across both color blocks, but the black-and-white split stays easy to recognize at a glance. It's a small trade of surface polish for a lower price than the top two grades.

Is Field-Tested the most common grade for Tuxedo?

It's frequently the most available on the market, since it balances a clean-enough look with a lower cost than Minimal Wear or Factory New. For a budget skin like this, the difference in price between grades is small either way.

Does the color-block pattern vary between copies?

No — Tuxedo uses a fixed design, so the black-and-white split is identical on every copy no matter the wear or float. Float and wear are the only things that change from one Tuxedo to the next.