Outdoor Voices

Outdoor Voices is back. We partnered with Ty Haney and Tiffany Wilkerson to reintroduce one of America’s most loved activewear brands, refining its identity for a new generation while honoring the original spirit of Doing Things.

Outdoor Voices helped define the last decade of American activewear. Founded by Ty Haney in 2013, it stood for recreational movement: joyful, social, inclusive - long before “wellness” became a category.

When Ty returned to rebuild the brand in 2025, she asked Little Plains to help shape how it should look, feel, and move in its next era.

For over a decade, Outdoor Voices was known by its wordmark alone. We saw a chance to give the brand its first-ever icon: a mark that could embody motion and joy as simply as the name itself.

We explored how the O and V could form a character. Human, playful, and proud.

The final symbol emerged as a circle balanced above an open V, a small figure mid-celebration. Even line weights give it strength; its posture gives it life.

We paired it with a refined wordmark set in Nordiq Pro, supported by TT Commons Pro for function, confident curves, subtle warmth, and enduring simplicity.

The original Outdoor Voices blue was bold and saturated, full of energy and optimism. For the relaunch, we refined the hue for greater depth and longevity.

The updated palette balances refined OV blue with white, soft grays, shadow black, and the original blue, maintaining the heritage while elevating the tone. It performs better across digital and print, offering quiet confidence instead of noise.

We reintroduced texture and tactility: paper stock, stitched tags, folded packaging. The Doing Things line returns, but with restraint.

Our motion system extends the hero icon into yoga-like animation: bending, stretching, balancing.

Every surface feels intentional, simple, human, alive.

Working with Ty, Tiffany, and the OV team was a dream - equal parts rigor and joy.

The relaunch received strong reception from press and the OV community alike.

OV’s comeback marks not just a return, but a renewal. Proof that a great American brand can evolve without losing its soul.