Probably Stolen Blue Label
The Probably Stolen Blue Label is best understood as the Blue Labeler, the naming tool identified in the developer’s patch notes. It gives containers custom names that appear in their windows. If you are looking for a trade item, check its exact tooltip name before looking up buyers or prices.
| Detail | What the sources show |
|---|---|
| Documented tool | Blue Labeler |
| Documented effect | Custom container names appear in container windows |
| Separate trade item | Unverified |
What the Blue Labeler is
The Blue Labeler changes how you identify containers in your shop. The developer notes describe container windows taking on the custom name assigned by the tool. Use this page to identify the tool when a guide or player refers to a blue label.
How to get it
Look for the exact tool name in your current game. Acquisition conditions and seller stock are not documented in the cited patch notes. A similarly named label on an item is insufficient to establish that it is the same tool.
How to use or get rid of it
Use the labeling interaction on a container and assign a name that tells you what belongs inside. Open the window to check the result. Names such as incoming stock and ready to sell can help you tell similar containers apart without inspecting their contents.
Is it worth it?
Evaluate the tool by whether it saves you time finding stock. The official notes describe a naming feature. They do not identify a special buyer or resale premium, and the site has no verified value for a separate Blue Label item.
Common mistakes
Keep storage names short and distinct. Check an item’s own information for authenticity or value. A custom name can tell you how you chose to organize it, but it is not an appraisal result.
Last updated: · Update 049 developer notes · Probably Stolen Wiki Editors