With the success of Drizzy’s fashion attire, the OVO imprint has become more than a label.

Having already established a foundation through pop-up shops and online platforms, it is not surprising that a summer collection is on the horizon; actually set to launch at the Toronto store today.

There is no doubt that the new apparel will reflect all things Drake, giving WOES a chance to step into the rappers world, and more importantly cop the swag in its entirety. If you are not sure what to expect, it appears the designs reflect a more classic, minimal approach this time, of course absorbing the album tone along the way.

A Twitter announcement made this clearer, as we were given a taste of the upcoming releases; a neutral assemble fit for the summer season.

Peep the preview below, and don’t forget to hit up the Flagship store June 20th or as an alternative, the clothing line can be purchased online from June 24th.

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The success of Drizzy’s album already speaks for itself, moving 495,000 copies in its first week, a movement respected by many acquaintances in the game. Although the “If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late“ project has already hit the industry worldwide, recognized immediately by the distinctive cover art, we are yet to see the LP land in stores.

Needless to say, The OVO frontman has fans holding onto his every word, whether he is lighting up arenas or dropping something fresh for the streets. We can therefore expect even greater results April 21st, as 6 God releases the complete LP we’ve all been waiting for.

And if this isn’t enough for Drake’s Woes, the presentation will also include two additional bonus tracks titled “How About Now“ and “My Side.”

Be ready to throw some bands on the physical copy dropping in the upcoming month, as Drizzy heats up the industry on another level, yet again.

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