Caitlin Clark Expands Brand With Stanley Partnership Amid Injury-Plagued Season
Caitlin Clark has missed much of her second WNBA season with the Indiana Fever, leaving the franchise to lean more heavily on Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell. Coach Stephanie White entered the year aiming to push the Fever into title contention, but Clark’s recurring injuries—combined with season-ending setbacks to Sydney Colson, Aari McDonald, and Sophie Cunningham—have kept Indiana from gaining momentum.
While she works her way back to the court, Clark has remained active off it. On Thursday, she announced a new partnership with Stanley, the American brand known for reusable drinkware.
“Relentless drive demands relentless fuel,” the company posted. The Stanley 1913 x Caitlin Clark collection will be available for pre-sale beginning September 3 at 9 a.m. PT on Stanley1913.com and at select retailers.
Clark’s profile has transcended basketball. She’s been central to the WNBA’s growth, drawing global attention to women’s hoops, and her business partnerships reflect her influence. Stanley joins a growing list of major brands linked with Clark, including Nike, Gatorade, and State Farm.
Earlier this week, Clark and Nike unveiled her signature line and personal logo, making her one of the few WNBA players to reach that level of endorsement recognition.
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