Caitlin Clark's signature shoe logo is here. The 23-year-old Fever guard unveiled the first look at the design, which features interlocking infinite Cs, via social media on Monday, August 25.
"Tune in. Logo collection coming soon. Signature product dropping 2026," Clark captioned the video.
Nike simultaneously introduced Clark as a signature athlete in a press release. The brand explained Clark will "continue to work side-by-side with experts across the brand to help shape the future of basketball: fueling hoops culture, growing the women’s game and empowering the next generation" and added that a yellow and blue shirt Caitlin Clark shirt will be available on Nike's website beginning September 1.
Tune in👀
— Caitlin Clark (@CaitlinClark22) August 25, 2025
Logo collection coming soon. Signature product dropping 2026. pic.twitter.com/56zcH9WsPg
The big reveal ends months of speculation that has surrounded the release of the shoe and the design of Clark's logo. The younger hooper signed a massive $28 million, 8-year contract with the shoe brand in 2024.
While Nike has not revealed the shoe's release date, many outlets have previously reported the shoes are expected to drop sometime in the spring of 2026. Clark and Nike have not shared what other merchandise will be available before or at that time.
In July NBA and WNBA footwear insider Nick DePaula told Front Office Sports he believes Nike decided to intentionally take a long time to release the shoe to ensure that the design is exactly right — otherwise the brand would be at high risk of losing a lot of money. "They want to get it right,"DePaula said. "... I think when Caitlin's shoe comes out it can be a $150 million business. It could become a top five signature franchise across basketball."
Though she has yet to release her own shoe, Clark's Nike Kobe V Protro shoes in Indiana Fever colors sold out within minutes upon release this summer. Clark is a longtime fan of Kobe shoes, and was often photographed wearing them while playing with the Iowa Hawkeyes.