MP9 | Green Plaid is a Consumer Grade-tier finish from The Baggage Collection, featuring a taupe and blue-green plaid hydrographic from the 2013 launch-era collection. Live prices across Buff, Skinport, CSFloat, DMarket and other markets, plus 30-day price history and per-wear listings.
Manufactured in Switzerland, the cutting-edge MP9 SMG is an ergonomic polymer weapon favored by private security firms. It has been painted with a hydrographic in a taupe and blue-green plaid pattern.
"It's not a bagpipe, but it plays a song before every funeral" ★ CONSUMER GRADE Use in Loadout Builder Float preview not available
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Manufactured in Switzerland, the cutting-edge MP9 SMG is an ergonomic polymer weapon favored by private security firms. It has been painted with a hydrographic in a taupe and blue-green plaid pattern. <i>It's not a bagpipe, but it plays a song before every funeral</i>
MP9 | Green Plaid is part of The Baggage Collection, one of CS:GO's original static loot pool collections from 2013. The taupe and blue-green plaid hydrographic gives it a civilian, textile-inspired aesthetic.
The finish applies a taupe and blue-green plaid hydrographic pattern. The flavor text — 'It's not a bagpipe, but it plays a song before every funeral' — ties the plaid pattern to Scottish cultural associations while adding a dark twist.
Green Plaid is a Consumer Grade skin with minimal secondary market activity. The plaid pattern is a niche aesthetic choice that appeals to players who appreciate textile-inspired finishes over conventional camouflage.
Consumer Grade is the most common rarity tier in CS2.
Green Plaid is part of The Baggage Collection with no associated case. It is obtainable through trade-up contracts using lower-tier Baggage Collection skins.
No StatTrak or Souvenir variants exist.
Float range of 0.00–0.58, covering Factory New through Well-Worn. Battle-Scarred is obtainable at the upper end.
A niche legacy skin for players who appreciate the plaid aesthetic or the dark humor of the flavor text. The Baggage Collection's 2013 origins give it mild historical interest beyond its Consumer Grade standing.
