How to buy Caitlin Clark's "You break it, you own it" Nike shirt? All we know about the Iowa star's latest merch

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In celebration of breaking the NCAA women's scoring record, Caitlin Clark released a Nike special event shirt with the words "You break it, you own it."

The black shirt has been worn by Clark's teammates for a bit, and it is priced at $34.99. It features the aforementioned words in the front, then Clark's name and jersey number on the back.

How to purchase Caitlin Clark's 'You break it, you own it' shirt?

The shirt is available on Fanatics on the Iowa Hawkeyes page. The "special event item" tag on the shirt implies that orders including it will be shipped individually, without the option for bulk orders (via Yahoo.com).

Here's an official description of the shirt from Nike:

“Nobody on the court is safe when Caitlin Clark starts dropping buckets on their head. The Iowa Hawkeyes living legend has made history, breaking the NCAA women’s basketball scoring record, and now you can show off your support with this Nike Record Breaking T-Shirt."

Caitlin Clark's Nike NIL deal

Clark's been signed by the sports apparel giant since 2022 alongside a handful of other well-known college hoops athletes.

These include USC's Juju Watkins, Kentucky's Dajuan Wagner, Stanford's Haley Jones, and LeBron James' son Bronny James, back when Bronny was still in high school at Sierra Canyon.

Caitlin Clark's endorsements

Caitlin Clark's NIL value is around $910,000 (via On3). Aside from Nike, she endorses a lot of other big brands, including Gatorade, carmaker Buick, and audio company Bose. The Iowa star has also featured in a commercial for State Farm opposite Jimmy Butler of the Miami Heat:

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How many points does Caitlin Clark need to break Pete Maravich's record?

Caitlin Clark has 3,650 points, 17 points shy of Pistol Pete's mark of 3,667. She has a golden chance to break the record in their upcoming game against the No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes.

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