P250 | Mint Kimono (Well-Worn)

The P250 | Mint Kimono (Well-Worn) shows the gray geometric motif under a heavier layer of surface wear. It's a Consumer Grade pistol finish for buyers who want the design for less and don't mind visible scuffing.

Design

The finish is a spray-painted gray geometric pattern across the P250's body, a clean, minimalist look that leans on shape rather than color. It's a Valve design that carries the in-game line "Come Booth, let me show you what I've been working on - Yukako, Gunsmith."

P250 | Mint Kimono (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

The finish's float caps out at 0.80 rather than the full 1.00, so even Well-Worn stays milder than a full-range skin's equivalent grade. At this level the gray geometric shapes show clear scuffing and some paint thinning across the slide and grip, though the design remains readable throughout.

P250 | Mint Kimono Rarity

Consumer Grade is the rarity here, the white tier and the most common classification in the game.

P250 | Mint Kimono Case and Collection

Mint Kimono is part of The Rising Sun Collection, which launched with Operation Bloodhound back in May 2015. No case is involved — it's a direct collection drop.

P250 | Mint Kimono Patterns

Since the artwork is fixed, every copy carries the identical gray geometric layout no matter the paint seed — no blue gem or standout pattern to look for, just wear and float setting copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only the regular version of this finish exists. No StatTrak counter is available, and no Souvenir copies were ever made, since Souvenir weapons come strictly from Major-tournament packages and this collection has never been tied to one.

P250 | Mint Kimono Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Mint Kimono ladder, below Field-Tested, though the finish as a whole still trades at a premium for the P250 line. It's one of the more accessible ways to own the design. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn Mint Kimono actually look?

Noticeably scuffed, with visible paint thinning across the grip and slide, though the finish's 0.80 float cap keeps it milder than a full-range skin's equivalent grade. The gray geometric shapes remain identifiable despite the wear.

Is Well-Worn a good budget option for this skin?

Yes. Mint Kimono trades at a premium overall, but Well-Worn sits near the bottom of its own price ladder, making it one of the more affordable ways to get the design without going to Battle-Scarred.

Why doesn't Well-Worn look as rough as it might on other skins?

Because the finish is float-capped at 0.80 instead of the full 1.00, its worn grades never reach the most extreme wear other P250 skins can show, keeping the geometric pattern more legible here.