Caitlin 1 Colorways: Every Colorway Revealed So Far
The Caitlin 1 colorways are starting to look less like a single debut and more like the opening chapter of a full universe. As Caitlin Clark continues to make her mark in the WNBA with the Indiana Fever, her first Nike signature model is already building a color palette of its own… moving from icy blues to electric yellow, soft lavender, pristine white, and a mysterious black pair teased by Travis Scott.
That variety feels intentional. Clark has long been associated with Kobe Bryant’s signature line, but the Caitlin 1 gives her a canvas of her own. Recent Caitlin Clark-linked Kobe 5 Protro releases, including the Coconut Milk Spruce, Indiana Fever, and Rookie of the Year editions, have further expanded her presence in sneaker culture.
Clark’s transition from college phenomenon to WNBA star has made her one of the sport’s most visible figures, and the Caitlin 1 connects her on-court identity with the wider basketball and sneaker culture surrounding her.
Here’s every Nike Caitlin 1 colorway we know about so far.
Caitlin 1 “Racer Blue”
The Racer Blue is the headliner… the pair that officially introduces the Caitlin 1 to the world.
The debut edition features a blue-based upper with multi-color detailing and the shoe’s signature layered Swoosh treatment. The molded upper incorporates repeating “CC” and “22” details, while the midfoot logo and heel signature push the Caitlin Clark identity right into the construction.
Underfoot, the shoe combines Cushlon foam and a forefoot Air Zoom Turbo unit, while Nike’s Opticast upper is designed to provide lightweight support and lockdown.
Caitlin 1 “Yellow”
Then things get loud.
The Yellow Caitlin 1 brings a vivid yellow base into the mix, with blue and metallic green Swoosh accents creating a color-blocked look that feels tailor-made for a player who is rarely shy about shooting from deep.
The upper carries the same textured, molded aesthetic as the other early previews, while the contrasting Swoosh layers give the shoe a much more energetic personality than the debut Racer Blue.
Caitlin 1 “Snow White”
At the opposite end of the spectrum sits the Snow White.
Officially listed as White/Racer Blue, this edition strips the Caitlin 1 back to a much cleaner, predominantly white presentation. The result is arguably the most versatile colorway revealed so far… less Fever-coded and more ready for everyday rotation.
Caitlin 1 “Purple”
The newest reveal adds a softer note to the lineup.
Clark debuted the Purple Caitlin 1 on court in a lavender-heavy design that layers darker purple tones into the upper before transitioning toward lighter accents. Blue, white, and bronze details appear across the Swoosh branding, giving the otherwise tonal shoe a little extra movement.
Caitlin 1 x Travis Scott “Black / Metallic Silver / Racer Blue”
The wildcard is the black pair.
Travis Scott was spotted wearing an all-black Caitlin 1 during the shoe’s rollout, instantly giving the silhouette a major streetwear co-sign. The exact pair he wore may have been a wear-test or sample version, but early leaks report that a Black/Metallic Silver/Racer Blue colorway is confirmed for the model’s release cycle, featuring a black base, Racer Blue laces, and Metallic Silver Swoosh branding.
For now, however, it’s best treated as a reported colorway with limited public release information, rather than a fully dated release.
Release Details
Model: Nike Caitlin 1 “Racer Blue”
Release Date: October 1, 2026
Retail Price: $140
SKU: IH7423-400
Colorway: Racer Blue/Multi-Colour
Availability: Nike SNKRS and select Nike Basketball retailers
Model: Nike Caitlin 1 “Yellow”
Release Date: Holiday 2026
Retail Price: $140
SKU: IH7423-700
Colorway: Yellow Zest/Racer Blue-Soft Yellow
Availability: Nike SNKRS and select retailers
Model: Nike Caitlin 1 “Snow White”
Release Date: Holiday 2026
Retail Price: $140
SKU: IH7423-100
Colorway: White/Racer Blue
Availability: Nike/SNKRS and select retailers
Model: Nike Caitlin 1 “Purple”
Release Date: TBC
Retail Price: TBC
SKU: TBC
Colorway: Purple
Availability: TBC
Model: Nike Caitlin 1 “Travis Scott”
Release Date: TBC
Retail Price: TBC
SKU: TBC
Colorway: Black/Metallic Silver/Racer Blue
Availability: TBC
The Caitlin 1 lineup is expected to roll out from October through the holiday season, with some release dates still to be confirmed. The Racer Blue, Yellow, and Snow White colorways are priced at $140, with releases expected through Nike SNKRS and select retailers, while pricing and availability for some upcoming pairs remain unconfirmed.
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Resale Outlook
There is no early StockX resale data yet for the upcoming Caitlin 1 releases, so projecting exact resale numbers would be speculative. The closest useful context is Clark’s proven sneaker demand, particularly through her recent Kobe 5 Protro releases. Those pairs give us a clearer picture of how the market has responded to Clark-linked footwear, although the Caitlin 1 will be a different product with potentially much broader supply.
Looking at three Caitlin Clark-linked Kobe 5 Protro releases on StockX, the Coconut Milk Spruce retailed for $190, averaging $290 on the resale market for a +55% ROI and reaching a peak of $550 for a +190% ROI. The Indiana Fever edition also retailed for $190, averaging $310 in resale for a +65% ROI and reaching a peak of $850 for a +350% ROI. Meanwhile, the Rookie of the Year colorway retailed for $190, averaged $250 in resale for a +30% ROI, and peaked at $825, representing a +335% ROI.
Across the three comparable Caitlin Clark x Kobe 5 Protro releases, average resale prices ranged from $250 to $310, while peak resale prices ranged from $550 to $850.
The most interesting resale candidates could ultimately be the Racer Blue debut, the Travis Scott-associated black colorway, and any particularly limited player-exclusive editions. The Caitlin 1’s lower $140 retail price could also create more room for percentage gains if demand proves strong, but the actual resale performance will depend heavily on production numbers, release availability, and whether Nike treats the early Caitlin 1 colorways as wide launches or more limited drops.
For now, the Kobe 5 Protro comparisons suggest that Caitlin Clark-linked footwear can command meaningful premiums on the secondary market, but they should be viewed as a demand indicator rather than a direct prediction of Caitlin 1 resale prices.
What’s Next?
The Caitlin 1’s opening colorway run is already giving collectors plenty to watch. Racer Blue sets the foundation, Yellow turns up the volume, Snow White cleans things up, Purple softens the mood, and the Black/Metallic Silver/Racer Blue version brings an entirely different kind of cultural energy.
And this feels like only the beginning. If Nike keeps treating Clark’s signature line as a canvas for expressive color, the Caitlin 1 could have one of the more interesting palettes in modern basketball footwear… one three-pointer, one new colorway, and one surprise release at a time.
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