Partnering with GOAT and Flight Club, DOAF dropped pairs of custom “What The Duck” Nike Dunk Low colorways in both “Home” and “Away” versions.

Ducks of a Feather’s new Flock Collection takes flight with an epic Air Max Day launch.

Oregon student-athletes may sport some of the hottest uniforms in college athletics, but they also know how to play it cool when it comes to style. Witness Ducks of a Feather’s latest offering: an AF1 ’07 Luxe Oregon Player Edition offered in an ultra-limited run of only 10 pairs.

U of O athletes have plenty of experience honing the unique talents and attributes that allow them to compete successfully in their sport. But when it comes to establishing a personal brand in the competitive world of marketing, most are still novices.

The Ducks have been a force to be reckoned with on the football field this season, so it was only fitting that they should inspire the first-ever Air Force 1 UO Premium Player Edition.

Following up on the popularity of its fledgling offering of DOAF branded apparel that debuted last year, Ducks of A Feather launched a new limited-edition “Flying Formations” collection in April celebrating U of O student athletes across multiples sports.

With the launch of the “Ducks of a Feather” brand, Division Street is giving those who’ve always worn their love for Duck Athletics on their sleeve a chance to make that a literal reality. Featuring exclusive apparel, footwear and NFT collections, the Ducks of a Feather brand’s first apparel offering is designed with input from UofO student-athletes themselves.

Oregon Ducks Women’s Basketball players are no strangers to great shooting. But some of their best shots this season took place on an off day, during a photoshoot promoting The Papé Group, where every player got to be a star.

Timber looms large in the history of the region, and in Oregon basketball as well. “Deep in the Woods,” a series of five basketball-inspired artworks, pays tribute to that legacy, while helping members of Oregon’s Men’s Basketball team benefit from their NIL opportunities.

It used to be you had to strap on an Oregon Football helmet and pads to acquire a pair of U of O Player-Edition football shoes—or wait to buy them secondhand from someone who did.

When Division Street launched, one of the primary objectives was to make Oregon athletes feel at home in the new NIL Landscape and give them a place to tell their stories.

Sabrina Ionescu’s playing days as a Duck may be over, but she’s not done delivering assists to Oregon athletes.