Master Guide to Specialist Gloves Fade Pattern Rankings & Tier Classifications

Specialist Gloves Fade were added to CS2 on February 15, 2018, and are available in The Clutch Case. The gloves consist of dark blue fabric decorated with multi-colored metallic accents. Each of the 1000 existing patterns is different regarding the coloring of the metallic plates.
The pattern index affects the ratio of colors on the rubberized inserts. The most valuable pattern variations are those with a minimal amount of yellow on the rubberized inserts. The upper side features dark blue textured fabric with rubberized gradient inserts in various shades of purple, pink, and orange.
The legendary #589 pattern represents the pinnacle of Specialist Gloves Fade patterns, featuring complete fade coverage except for the bracelets below on the gloves.
1 pattern - The legendary #589

The legendary #589 pattern represents the pinnacle of Specialist Gloves Fade patterns. This is the most valuable and sought-after Fade pattern in existence, featuring complete fade coverage except for the bracelets below on the gloves.
2 patterns - Outstanding alternatives

These exceptional Fade patterns include #992 and #263, offering outstanding fade coverage with minimal yellow areas. They represent premium alternatives for collectors seeking exceptional Fade patterns with guaranteed high value.
11 patterns - Selected best patterns

These are the selected best Fade patterns for Specialist Gloves Fade, featuring excellent fade coverage with minimal yellow areas. They offer great value for collectors seeking high-quality Fade patterns.
27 patterns - Completely covered except small orange spots

Tier 1 fade gloves are considered to be gloves that are completely covered except for small orange spots. The glove bracelet must be covered with 100% fade. There are exceptions when the glove is Full Fade, then the bracelet can be of any color.
103 patterns - Fair amount of fade with orange bracelet/fingertips

Tier 2 patterns have a fair amount of Fade, but because of the orange color of the bracelet or the fingertips on the glove, they are classified as Tier 2 patterns. They still offer excellent value for collectors seeking Fade patterns.
161 patterns - Good with many orange spots on fingertips

Gloves Fade Tier 3 is also good as Tier 2 but there are many orange spots (yellow) on the tips of the gloves. If the glove is a Play Side, they will not be visible in the game, making them still valuable for gameplay.
4 patterns - Orange dominant patterns

These unique Orange patterns feature predominantly orange coloring on the rubberized inserts. While not traditional fade patterns, they offer a distinctive look for collectors seeking unique color variations.
Float is very important for Specialist Gloves Fade. Low float gloves command significantly higher prices on rare patterns than normal float ones. The float value ranges from 0.06 to 0.80, making them available in all conditions.

Minimal abrasions, vibrant colors, premium pricing

More visible wear, faded appearance, lower pricing
Important: For Fade gloves, it's more important where the scratches are rather than how many there are. Scratches on key fade areas significantly impact value.
Pattern #589 is the holy grail of Specialist Gloves Fade with complete fade coverage - extremely rare and valuable.
The most valuable patterns have minimal yellow on the rubberized inserts and maximum fade coverage.
Float value is crucial - low float gloves command significantly higher prices, especially on rare patterns.
Tier 1 gloves must have 100% fade on the bracelet, except for Full Fade patterns where any bracelet color is acceptable.
For Tier 3 patterns, orange spots on fingertips may not be visible during gameplay if it's the play side.
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