Location

Los Angeles, USA

Founded

2018

Price range

$73 – $340

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

31 products

Size range

XS–2XL

Oori Ott

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Oori Ott is an American designer label for women, founded in Los Angeles in 2018 by Hannah Park. The Los Angeles-raised designer started it to make the nostalgic, glamorous pieces she couldn't find elsewhere. The brand is rooted in the harmony of opposites, East and West, past and present, maximalist glamour and everyday ease, drawing on traditional Korean dress, silver-screen icons and the excess of past decades to make clothes that feel dressed up without trying too hard. Styled OORI OTT, the label releases small drops of bodysuits, tops, skirts, shorts, trousers and dresses. Signature pieces include the Drive Bodysuit with shoulder pads, the Infinity Halter, the Petal Capri, the Bubbles Skirt, the hand-beaded Silk Rose of Sharon Skirt and the Tissue Dress, plus the Blossom Bag. As a slow-fashion brand, Oori Ott prioritises deadstock fabrics when available and produces most of its collections in Los Angeles with small, independently owned factories that value craftsmanship over volume. Styles that need specialised techniques are made in its small atelier in Seoul or at an audited, certified factory in Guangzhou. The independent label is owned and run by Park and sells through its own online store.

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Brand Details

USA, South Korea & China

Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
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What kind of clothing does Oori Ott make?
Oori Ott (styled OORI OTT) is a Los Angeles slow-fashion label making glamorous yet comfortable womenswear inspired by traditional Korean dress, old Hollywood and past decades. Its pieces include bodysuits, tops, skirts, shorts, trousers and dresses, released in small drops.
What bodysuits and other pieces does Oori Ott sell?
Oori Ott's pieces include the Drive Bodysuit with shoulder pads, the Infinity Halter, the Petal Capri and the Bubbles Skirt. It also makes the hand-beaded Silk Rose of Sharon Skirt, the Tissue Dress and the Blossom Bag.
How much does Oori Ott cost?
Oori Ott is a mid-range brand, with pieces from about $73 to $340 USD. The Infinity Halter starts at $73, the Drive Bodysuit costs about $225, and silk pieces such as the Rose of Sharon Skirt and Tissue Dress cost about $310–$340.
Where is Oori Ott located?
Oori Ott is based in Los Angeles, USA, and also has a small atelier in Seoul, South Korea. It sells through its own online store.
Who founded Oori Ott?
Oori Ott was founded by Los Angeles-raised designer Hannah Park, who launched it in 2018 to make the nostalgic, glamorous pieces she couldn't find elsewhere.
Who owns Oori Ott?
Oori Ott is an independent brand owned and run by its founder, Hannah Park.
Is Oori Ott made in the USA and sustainable?
Oori Ott produces most of its collections locally in Los Angeles with small, independently owned factories, and uses deadstock fabrics when available. Styles needing specialised techniques are made in its Seoul atelier or at an audited, certified factory in Guangzhou.

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