Details & care
Get your little one ready to cheer on their favorite WNBA team with this Caitlin Clark Indiana Fever Explorer Edition Victory Jersey from Nike. This lightweight and breathable jersey features a double-knit fabric with a mesh texture, ensuring your little one stays cool and comfortable while repping their favorite WNBA star. With heat-applied team and player details, this jersey celebrates Caitlin Clark's incredible talent and the Indiana Fever's unstoppable spirit.
- Brand: Nike
- Double-knit fabric with mesh texture
- Dri-FIT technology wicks away moisture
- Droptail hem with side splits for a wider range of motion
- Heat-applied Swoosh logo
- Heat-applied twill team and player details
- Imported
- Jersey Color Style: Explorer
- Machine wash with garment inside out, tumble dry low
- Material: 100% Polyester
- Move To Zero apparel labeled sustainable materials is made with at least 50% recycled content as part of Nike's journey toward a zero carbon and zero waste future
- Officially licensed
- Satin woven jock tag
- Victory
- Item #10870911
- Core Product ID 333333WJD2
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