This is Ovo Drakes Most Successful Flannel Apparel Top and Not even available new on Stockx Anymore. Only Version which had 3x and Rarity can be Signaled by the Owl on the Front which no Other Color Has. Extraordinary Rare. Can be FOUND nowhere online. Also RARE. stock x does not Provide OVO shirts in 3x in stock . The name “Buffalo Plaid” traces back to Woolrich Woolen Mills, which popularized the red-and-black check pattern in the U.S. around 1850. The designer behind it? He reportedly owned a herd of buffalo, and that quirky detail stuck. But it goes deeper: - 🏴 Scottish Origins: The pattern itself is based on the Rob Roy tartan from Clan MacGregor in Scotland. It was brought to North America by settlers and traders, including one named Jock McCluskey, who allegedly traded these blankets with Native tribes. - 🪶 Symbolic Mythology: Some legends say the red dye was believed to carry mystical properties—“spirit blood” and “ghostly souls”—making the pattern a kind of battle charm. - 🪓 Lumberjack Legacy: Woolrich marketed the shirt to rugged outdoorsmen—think Paul Bunyan vibes. It became synonymous with strength, grit, and cold-weather utility. So while it’s just a flannel to some, Buffalo Plaid is actually a cultural artifact—a blend of Scottish heritage, American frontier symbolism, and marketing genius. Scarcity seems to be The Main Appreciator when ReGarding 3x. This can be Found in their Varisty Leather 3x Jackets which have reached 5 Figures, while Lower sz 's Stay Moderate. 3x for These Rare Shirts Cannot be found Anywhere Anymore . Better finding Chrome Hearts in the Double Digits This is the Rarest Shirt from the OVO flannel Series and Was Rare When it Released Featuring a Small owl on the front to identify this.

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