The Caitlin Clark collection is coming to Nike — and now she has a logo to brand it with.
Nike and Clark unveiled the Indiana Fever guard's official logo on Monday. The logo, with two interlocking Cs, will be on all of Clark's official branded merchandise through the sportswear company.
As part of the launch, Clark's apparel collection is set to drop on Oct. 1. Her signature products, including shoes, are expected to launch in 2026.
Clark and Nike teased the logo and collection with a video posted to Clark's social media. The video shows a cluster of billboards, branded with Clark's new logo, on the back of a truck.
Clark signed an eight-year, $28 million deal with Nike last year ahead of her rookie WNBA season. As part of the deal, Clark and Nike would release a signature shoe, putting Clark alongside several NBA and WNBA greats.
Clark will join A'ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu as the only active WNBA players with a Nike signature shoe. Wilson, who signed a six-year extension with Nike last December, released her A'One sneakers in May, when they sold out in less than five minutes.
New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart has her own sneaker as well as part of a deal with Puma. Dallas Wings guard Jacy Sheldon has a signature shoe with Holo Footwear.
Clark, now a second-year guard with the Fever, has been out for most of the 2025 season, primarily due to a lingering groin injury. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year has missed 24 of the team's 37 games so far this season, and recently sustained a "mild" bone bruise on her ankle on top of her existing injury.
Clark appeared to take a step forward in her recovery this weekend, participating in a team shootaround on Sunday, but it is unclear if she will be able to return to full team activities before the end of the season. The Fever have seven games remaining in the regular season. They currently sit in eighth place, meaning a postseason berth is not guaranteed (the top eight teams in the league advance to the playoffs).
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