Sorry about that. First check that your Steam account is linked to Twitch on the Rust drops page, confirm the drop shows as claimed in your Twitch inventory, then restart Rust and Steam and look in your in-game inventory. If it still has not arrived, contact Facepunch support with your Steam ID and a screenshot. While you wait, a small tip: if you also have a dryer acting up at home, a local guide like https://appliancerepairarlingtontx.com/dryer-repair-in-arlington/ can help you check the common causes before calling a technician.

Drop delays like this are usually a linking or sync problem, so check these in order. First, open your Twitch Drops Inventory and confirm the drop shows as claimed, then check that the Twitch account is linked to the same Steam account you actually play Rust on (an old or second Steam account is a common cause). Next, fully close Rust and Steam, restart both, and look in your in-game inventory and skins list, since items sometimes only appear after a new session starts. If it still isn’t there after that, send Facepunch support the drop name, the date you claimed it, your Steam ID and a screenshot of the claimed status in Twitch, because they can check the delivery on their side. While you wait, try not to run long late-night sessions chasing drops; some players who sleep badly after gaming try a simple comfort aid like an extra strength chin strap for sleeping https://massner.co.uk/products/extra-strength-chin-strap-for-sleeping, but a regular bedtime does more, and loud snoring or breathing trouble is a doctor’s call. Good luck getting the skin.

Go to rust twitch drops, click connect account, after that there should be a button to collect missing twitch drops, it may take a second but if it is connect to twitch and facepunch it will move to your inventory.