MP7 | Short Ochre (Factory New)

The MP7 | Short Ochre (Factory New) is a Consumer Grade SMG skin painted in layered shades of yellow ochre. Factory New is the top grade of the ladder, showing the tone at its most saturated before any wear sets in.

Design

Short Ochre keeps things simple: a straightforward paint job built from different shades of yellow laid across the receiver and stock, with no decals or extra graphics competing for attention. It's a Valve-made finish, and the in-game flavor line reads "Here's some new material..."

MP7 | Short Ochre (Factory New) Float and Wear

The finish is float-capped at roughly 0.75, so even its worst grade never reaches the harshest end of the scale, but at Factory New that hardly matters since the paint here is essentially untouched. The ochre tones sit bright and even across the whole body with no scuffing to speak of. This is the grade to grab if you want the color at its most vivid.

MP7 | Short Ochre Rarity

Rarity: Consumer Grade, the entry tier of the standard weapon grades — the most common category a skin can carry.

MP7 | Short Ochre Case and Collection

This finish belongs to The Radiant Collection and arrived with the Spring Forward update on March 31, 2025. It doesn't drop from a weapon case, so there's no case-tier odds figure attached to it — supply comes through the collection itself rather than case unboxing.

MP7 | Short Ochre Patterns

There's no random pattern roll on Short Ochre — the yellow tones land the same way on every copy, so there's no paint seed or "blue gem" variant worth chasing. Wear and float are the only things that tell two copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish exists as a regular skin only — no StatTrak version was ever produced, so there's no kill-counter option to weigh here. There's no Souvenir version either, since Souvenir weapons come only from Major-tournament packages and this finish was never included in one.

MP7 | Short Ochre Price

Factory New sits at the top of the Short Ochre ladder, and even at its highest grade this remains a budget pick — one of the more affordable ways to add color to an SMG loadout. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Factory New worth the extra cost over Field-Tested?

Given how inexpensive the whole line is, yes — the price gap between grades is small, so paying a little more for the brightest, least-worn version is an easy call for most buyers. If budget is truly the only concern, the lower grades still keep the design readable.

Does Short Ochre ever look fully trashed?

No. The finish is capped at roughly 0.75 float, so even its lowest grade stops short of the most extreme wear a skin can show. Combined with a simple paint job that hides damage reasonably well, it stays visually intact across the whole ladder.

Which gloves pair well with the Short Ochre?

Its warm yellow palette leans toward earthy, sandy tones, so tan, brown, or desert-camo gloves make for a natural best MP7 Short Ochre glove combo. Players who want more contrast can go with a darker pair to make the ochre paint pop against the hands.