FAMAS | Teardown (Well-Worn)

The FAMAS | Teardown (Well-Worn, WW) shows the blue, mesh-stenciled spray job in a clearly aged state. It's one of the more budget-friendly ways into this otherwise high-end FAMAS finish.

Design

The finish's texture comes from blue spray paint applied freehand through a mesh-fabric stencil, giving it a distinct woven look rather than a flat color. It's a Valve design, and it has never carried any in-game flavor text.

FAMAS | Teardown (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn sits near the top of Teardown's 0–0.6 float range, and the finish shows genuine fading and scuffing across the body at this point — the mesh texture grows harder to make out in places, though the blue tone is still recognizable overall. Because the float caps at 0.6 instead of a full 1.0, even this grade stays short of the harshest wear a skin can display.

FAMAS | Teardown Rarity

Teardown holds Mil-Spec Grade status, the blue tier — a common classification on the rarity ladder, several rungs below Restricted, Classified, and Covert, even though the skin trades well above typical Mil-Spec prices.

FAMAS | Teardown Case and Collection

Teardown comes from The Safehouse Collection, dating back to November 2013, with no weapon case attached — the collection and open market are the main sources for it. A Souvenir edition exists separately, first appearing in the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and later Major packages too.

FAMAS | Teardown Patterns

Paint seed makes no difference on Teardown, since every copy carries the identical mesh-stencil pattern. There's no best pattern to look for; only float and wear grade set copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Teardown exists in regular and Souvenir forms but never received a StatTrak build. The Souvenir version traces to the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package first, with later Major-tournament packages adding more, since that's the only route Souvenir stock ever takes.

FAMAS | Teardown Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Teardown ladder, below Field-Tested (FT) and ahead of only Battle-Scarred (BS). It's a genuinely affordable entry into a finish that's high-end, grail-tier at the top grades. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How much does Well-Worn wear hurt the Teardown look?

It's noticeable — the mesh texture loses some definition and the body shows real fading, though the blue tone still reads clearly at a glance. The finish's 0.6 float cap keeps it from reaching the roughest possible wear a skin can have.

Is Well-Worn a good budget pick for a high-end skin?

Yes, it's one of the cheaper ways to own Teardown given how expensive the cleaner grades run. You trade some visual sharpness for real savings, which makes sense if getting the finish itself matters more than top condition.

Does the Souvenir Teardown also come in Well-Worn?

Souvenir stock spans the same wear grades as the regular finish, so a Well-Worn Souvenir copy can exist. It would still only ever come from a Major-tournament souvenir package, never from the regular collection drop.