P250 | Plum Netting (Field-Tested)

The P250 | Plum Netting (Field-Tested, FT) carries the same purple and black lace spray as the rest of the line, in the game's most common condition grade. It's the balance point between a fresh-looking mesh pattern and an even lower price.

Design

The frame is covered in a purple and black lace-style spray, giving the P250 a fabric-like mesh texture instead of a flat paint job. Made by Valve, it ships with a cheeky nod in its flavor text: "Don't call it a doily."

P250 | Plum Netting (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Within the finish's 0–0.6 float band, Field-Tested sits comfortably in the middle. Expect light scuffing across the grip and slide, though the busy lace print does a decent job of masking small marks compared to a flat single-color skin. It's the condition most players actually run in-game.

P250 | Plum Netting Rarity

Consumer Grade — white tier — is the rarity here, putting it among the most common drops in CS2 rather than the rarer colored tiers.

P250 | Plum Netting Case and Collection

No weapon case is attached to this finish; it's a member of The Ascent Collection that was added straight to the game in the Spring Forward update, March 2025. Since it isn't unboxed from a case, there's no odds percentage to point to — it's picked up through the collection's normal drop pool or the market.

P250 | Plum Netting Patterns

The lace artwork doesn't vary between copies — it's a fixed design with no paint seed, so there's no "best pattern" version to search for. Only wear level changes how a given copy looks.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There's no StatTrak edition of this finish and no Souvenir version either — it only exists in its standard form. Souvenir copies would need a Major-tournament package, and this skin has never been part of one.

P250 | Plum Netting Price

Field-Tested sits below Minimal Wear (MW) on the ladder, trimming a little more off an already budget price. It's an easy way to grab the lace design without spending much at all. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested show much wear on the Plum Netting?

Some light scuffing appears on the grip and slide, but the busy lace texture helps hide it better than a plain paint job would. Most players find Field-Tested perfectly presentable in-game.

Is Field-Tested the cheapest sensible option?

It's close, sitting just above Well-Worn (WW) and Battle-Scarred (BS) while still looking noticeably tidier than either. For players who want a fair mix of price and appearance, it's a reasonable pick.

What gloves match the Plum Netting loadout?

Purple, maroon, or black gloves fit the lace pattern's jewel-tone palette best, keeping the whole loadout in the same moody color family.