October's
Very Own

Streetwear built in Toronto, worn everywhere

OVO Official carries the full Octobers Very Own catalog: heavyweight hoodies, core tees, crewnecks, and the sports collaborations that made the owl logo recognizable outside of Toronto in the first place. The lineup stays close to what the brand has always done well. Simple silhouettes, a muted color palette, and a small gold owl doing most of the talking. New drops of Octobers Very Own land throughout the year, and older pieces get restocked once they sell out rather than disappearing for good. If you already know what you're after, jump straight to a category below. If not, the rest of this page walks through what's available, how sizing tends to run, and how to tell a real piece from a knockoff.

Shop the full OVO lineup

The  collection OVO Hoodie is where most people start, and it's the deepest part of the catalog from Octobers Very Own: classic owl logo pullovers, full-zips, and collegiate-style graphics in black, navy, grey, and a handful of seasonal colors. The OVO Shirt range covers the same territory in cotton, from plain owl tees to collaboration prints that rotate in and out depending on what's currently licensed. For colder months, the Sweatshirt OVO crewneck line runs heavier than the tees without the bulk of a full hoodie, which makes it an easy layering piece under a jacket. Sweatpants follow the same fit logic as the hoodies: relaxed through the leg, tapered at the ankle, built for actual winters rather than a photoshoot. Varsity jackets sit at the top of the price range and sell out fastest, since only one or two styles are usually in stock at a time. Everything newest, across every category, gets added to the new arrivals page as soon as it's live, so that's the fastest way to see what just dropped without digging through the full shop.

Collaborations and licensed collections

A good chunk of the catalog isn't plain Octobers Very Own branding at all. The Bape collaboration line pairs the owl with Bape's camo and Milo graphics, and the Disney collection does something similar with Mickey Mouse and other classic characters reworked into OVO's black-and-gold color scheme. Sports licensing makes up the rest of it. The NBA collection covers jerseys and hoodies across the league, with a noticeably deep bench of Toronto Raptors pieces given the hometown connection. College sports get the same treatment through the NCAA collection, and the Playboy collaboration line leans further into streetwear than either brand does on its own. None of these are exclusive to Octobers Very Own Official, but the selection changes often enough that it's worth checking back if a particular team or license isn't in stock today.

Built to last

The fleece is heavier than most mall-brand hoodies, closer to what you'd expect from a $150+ price point than a fast-fashion one. That's most of the reason people keep buying Octobers Very Own's the same styles years after their first purchase: the owl logo doesn't crack or peel with washing, and the fabric holds its shape instead of stretching out at the cuffs after a few months.

Buying with confidence

Counterfeit Octobers Very Own gear is common enough that we've written two separate guides on it: How to buy authentic OVO online covers what to check before you order, and How to spot a fake OVO hoodie goes through the stitching, tagging, and logo details that separate a real piece from a copy. Orders ship out under our posted shipping policy, and if something doesn't fit right, the return and exchange policy covers the process for sending it back. Both are worth a quick read before you check out, mostly so there are no surprises on delivery windows during peak drop weeks.

The story behind the owl

If you're new to the brand, October's Very Own started as Drake's own label before growing into the streetwear name it is now, and OVO Drake's original approach to the brand still shapes a lot of what gets made today: understated design over loud logos, and a Toronto identity that never really left the product even as it went global. For a closer look at why the hoodie specifically became the brand's signature piece rather than the tee or the jacket, the hoodie buying guide covers the fabric and fit choices that made it the one item most people buy first.

Frequently asked questions

What does OVO actually stand for?

OVO stands for Octobers Very Own, a reference to Drake's October birthday and the name of the label before it expanded into a full streetwear line. The owl logo came later as the brand's visual mark.

How do OVO hoodies fit?

Most run true to size with a slightly relaxed cut through the body, not oversized in the way some streetwear brands lean. If you're between sizes and prefer a boxier fit for layering, sizing up is the more common choice.

Do you ship to the US?

Yes. Orders ship across the US and internationally, with delivery windows detailed on the shipping policy page. Domestic US orders are typically the fastest to arrive.

How can I tell if an Octobers Very Own product is real?

Check the stitching quality, the weight of the fabric, and the exact proportions of the owl logo, since counterfeits tend to get the outline close but not exact. The full breakdown is in our guide on spotting a fake OVO hoodie.

What's the best place to start if I've never bought OVO before?

The classic owl logo hoodie in black is the safest first purchase since it's the piece the rest of the catalog gets compared against. From there, most people branch into tees or one of the sports collaborations depending on what catches their eye.

Can I return or exchange an order?

Yes, under the terms listed on the return and exchange policy page. Keep the original tags on until you're sure about sizing, since that's usually a condition for a straightforward exchange. Everything above is a starting point, not the whole catalog. New pieces get added often enough that the fastest way to actually see what's current is to browse the full shop directly.