What happens when I skip a collab?

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Three things, and none of them count against you.

You stop getting reminders about that one collab. The brand sees nothing of it — a skipped collab doesn't appear in the squad report and doesn't reach the brand contacts. And it has no effect on your chances with the next collab: skipping doesn't feed into your profile, your match score or the selection.

What does happen: we read your reason. Not to hold it against you, but to see which collabs land with which athletes. Other collabs are untouched — you're saying no to this one, not to Sunday Squad.

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Related questions

Can I skip a collab that isn't right for me?

Yes. Underneath the apply button on every open collab you'll find "Skip this collab". You pick one of five reasons, can add a note, and you'll get no more reminders about that collab. The same link sits at the bottom of our reminder emails.Read what happens after you skip a collab →

I skipped a collab. Can I still apply after all?

Yes, as long as the collab is still open. The collab page then shows "Apply after all" and your skip reason disappears. Once applications close, nobody can join.See how selection works after you apply →

What's the difference between skipping a collab and withdrawing?

The moment. Skipping happens before you apply and has no consequences. Withdrawing happens after — it's final and frees up a spot in the squad.Read how to skip a collab before you apply →

Why do you ask for a reason when I skip a collab?

Because it's the only moment you tell us of your own accord. The difference between "no time" and "this brand does nothing for me" shapes what we put in front of you next. Your reason only reaches us.See what happens to a skipped collab →

Do I have to pay tax on the free products?

We're not accountants. Roughly: a product or experience from an occasional collab isn't treated as salary. If it becomes structural and high in value, run it past your accountant. We always communicate the retail value up front.Read how the tax picture looks in practice →
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