Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade” Debuts in the WNBA Playoffs

Caitlin Clark laced up a new “Berry Fade” colorway of her Nike Caitlin 1 during the Indiana Fever’s return to the WNBA Playoffs, her first postseason appearance since 2024. The Fever trailed the Las Vegas Aces 0 to 1 in the series when Clark stepped out in the new pair. It’s the latest on court […] The post Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade” Debuts in the WNBA Playoffs appeared first on JustFreshKicks.

On-foot lateral close-up, orange-to-purple gradient upper with pink collar and swoosh, Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade”

Caitlin Clark laced up a new “Berry Fade” colorway of her Nike Caitlin 1 during the Indiana Fever’s return to the WNBA Playoffs, her first postseason appearance since 2024. The Fever trailed the Las Vegas Aces 0 to 1 in the series when Clark stepped out in the new pair. It’s the latest on court preview of Clark’s debut signature model, which Nike has been revealing gradually ahead of a wider retail rollout.

The Caitlin 1 is Clark’s first signature sneaker with Nike, and the brand has used her on court appearances throughout the year to preview the line’s colorway range ahead of a wider release. That rollout already includes the icy “Snow White” pair Clark teased earlier this year and the debut “Racer Blue” colorway, which officially hits stores October 1st. More updates on the model’s rollout will land on our Sneaker Release Dates page.

The Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade” Design

“Berry Fade” carries the same gradient color blocking that has defined every Caitlin 1 colorway Clark has shown so far, pushed toward a deeper set of tones. The upper blends a bright coral and pink base with darker berry, plum and purple shades that take over around the forefoot and heel. Nike also flips the fade between the two shoes: the left moves from red toward purple as it travels down the upper, while the right runs the opposite direction, from purple into red. A multi layered Swoosh on the lateral side shifts between silver, pink, orange and purple depending on the light, and the upper’s pebbled, textured surface carries small circular accents onto the tongue. Nike hasn’t detailed a theme for the colorway, though the palette echoes Rain Berry, said to be Clark’s favorite Gatorade flavor, a link that remains unconfirmed.

NIKE CAITLIN 1 BERRY FADE RELEASE INFORMATION

Nike has not confirmed a release date for the Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade.” One report points to a possible Spring 2027 arrival through Nike.com and select retailers at a $140 price point, matching the rest of the Caitlin 1 line, though another indicates it remains unclear whether this specific colorway reaches retail at all. JustFreshKicks will share confirmed release details as soon as Nike makes an official announcement.

Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade”
Color: Coral/Pink/Berry/Plum/Purple
Release Date: Spring 2027 (reported)
Price: $140 (reported)

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade” release?

Nike has not confirmed a release date for the “Berry Fade” colorway. One report points to Spring 2027, while another says it’s unclear whether this colorway will get a retail release at all.

How much does the Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade” cost?

A reported price of $140 has surfaced, in line with the rest of the Caitlin 1 line, though Nike has not confirmed pricing for this specific colorway.

Where can you buy the Nike Caitlin 1 “Berry Fade”?

If it reaches retail, early reports point to Nike.com and select retailers.

When did Caitlin Clark debut the “Berry Fade” colorway?

Clark wore the pair during the Indiana Fever’s return to the WNBA Playoffs against the Las Vegas Aces, her first postseason appearance since 2024.

What inspired the “Berry Fade” colorway?

Nike hasn’t detailed an official theme, but the palette resembles Rain Berry, reportedly Clark’s favorite Gatorade flavor, a connection that hasn’t been confirmed.