Which brands does Caitlin Clark endorse? A complete list of her NIL deals

Caitlin Clark, the record-breaking women’s basketball star from Iowa, has not only dazzled fans on the court but also capitalized on the NIL rules. Her journey to stardom began with a significant partnership close to home.

In August 2021, Caitlin Clark reached an agreement with The Vinyl Studio, a Des Moines-based, women-owned screen-printing house. This partnership was her inaugural NIL deal, signed just weeks after student-athletes became eligible to profit from their image and likeness.

The Vinyl Studio, founded in Iowa, collaborated with Clark to release a limited supply of exclusive T-shirts commemorating her on-court success.

But which other brands does Caitlin Clark endorse?

Nike: In late 2022, Caitlin Clark inked a deal with Nike, putting her in the company of sports legends. As a Nike athlete, she joins a prestigious roster of stars across various disciplines.

Gatorade: In December 2023, Clark signed an NIL deal with Gatorade, the renowned energy drink brand. She became the second female collegiate basketball player to partner with the Pepsi-owned sports drink giant, following UConn guard Paige Bueckers.

State Farm: In October 2023, Caitlin Clark entered a long-term NIL deal with State Farm, the insurance firm. She became the first college athlete and female athlete to sign with the company, joining a list of ambassadors that includes Patrick Mahomes and Chris Paul.

Buick: In early March 2023, Buick featured Caitlin Clark in their “See Her Greatness” NIL campaign. The campaign coincided with Iowa’s run to the national championship game, where Clark showcased her greatness.

Other Notable Endorsements

Xfinity: Clark recently sealed a deal with the telecommunication company in March 2024.

Gainbridge: Another recent addition to her portfolio, this insurance company partnership was also closed in March 2024.

Topps: Clark has a deal with the trading card collectible firm since July 2022.

Bose, Shoot-A-Way, Hy-Vee, and H&R Block are also part of her endorsement lineup.

Caitlin Clark’s marketability extends beyond the court. Her estimated $3.1 million in NIL earnings solidifies her position as a trailblazer in college sports. As she transitions to the WNBA, her star power and endorsement opportunities are likely to continue growing