Overview

• Logo apparel begins with a navy-and-yellow T-shirt on Sept. 1 in North America, followed by a broader collection on Oct. 1 featuring T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and pants for all ages.
• The new mark features interlocking C’s with a smaller hidden C that Nike says reflects Clark’s connection with fans and a game built from the inside out.
• Her first signature sneaker is confirmed for 2026, placing her alongside A’ja Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu as active WNBA players with Nike signature shoes.
• Indiana promoted the announcement at Gainbridge Fieldhouse with a ‘Clark-out,’ handing fans white T-shirts bearing the new logo and dressing the arena with the mark.
• Social media reaction leaned critical of the design, with many users calling the logo busy or derivative, though supporters also praised the reveal.