Caitlin Clark Unveils New Nike Caitlin 1 Colorway Ahead of Signature Shoe Release

On Friday, Indiana Fever All-Star guard Caitlin Clark was featured on the cover of *SLAM KICKS* holding four pairs of her forthcoming Nike signature sneaker, the Caitlin 1. Hours later she posted an Instagram Story showing a fresh colorway that blends sea-foam green, darker blue and muted purple, highlighted by a golden-orange Nike swoosh and “CC” logo. The visual rollout coincides with a broader photoshoot that displays previously released shades—including racer blue, black, neon green, hot pink, yellow and purple—demonstrating Clark’s ongoing “tease” of the line throughout the 2026 WNBA season.

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Nike has scheduled the official debut of the Caitlin 1 in the “Caitlin Blue” racer-blue version for October 1, 2026. Retail pricing is set at $140 for unisex adult sizes, $115 for youth GS sizes and $105 for preschool PS sizes, according to Nike’s product listing.

Caitlin Clark Shows Multiple Nike Caitlin 1 Colorways on Her SLAM Cover

Clark is currently averaging 21.7 points and 8.3 assists per game while the Fever sit fourth in the league with a 24-13 record. Her on-court success is framed by the sneaker’s design narrative, which she describes as embodying “aspiration and ambition” and “fire and spunk” that she hopes to channel into her play.

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In an exclusive behind-the-scenes video for *SLAM*, Clark reflected on the personal significance of the shoe, noting the joy she felt receiving Nikes as a child and her desire to let fans experience a similar connection. She added that she hopes wearers feel “connected to me,” whether they have met her in person or simply purchase the sneaker.

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• “I remember how much joy getting a pair of Nikes gave me as a young kid, and I wanted to be able to replicate that for young kids as well — or even adults, whoever is chasing this shoe or wants this shoe or puts this shoe on,” — Caitlin Clark

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• “I hope they can kind of feel connected to me,” — Caitlin Clark

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• “I think it represents an aspiration and ambition,” — Caitlin Clark

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