Los Angeles-based streetwear brand known for its graphic-heavy apparel and dynamic creative collaborations.
ORIGIN
USA
PRICE TIER
contemporary
SPECIALIZATION
MEN
Carrots by Anwar Carrots is a Los Angeles-based streetwear brand established in 2015 by founder Anwar “Carrots” Washington. The brand emerged after Washington’s departure from the creative collective Peas & Carrots International, which he co-founded in 2007 with Joshton Peas and rapper Casey Veggies. Drawing on his experience in the L.A. streetwear scene, Washington launched his solo venture, which is defined by its playful and bold graphic language, most notably the signature carrot logo. The brand’s core offerings consist of graphic t-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, and headwear, primarily designed and produced in Los Angeles.\n\nCarrots has become a prolific collaborator, partnering with a diverse range of brands from Puma, K-Swiss, and Crocs to unexpected names like Walmart. The 2025 “Homegrown” collection with Walmart, which included affordable apparel for men and children, significantly broadened the brand’s accessibility and introduced its family-oriented perspective to a mass audience. This move reflects Washington's ethos of balancing exclusivity with accessibility. The brand is deeply embedded in street culture and has been sported by high-profile figures like Mac Miller and Kehlani, solidifying its place as a respected and evolving name in contemporary streetwear.
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$50.00$95.00
$29.00$239.00
$24.00$93.00
$24.00$75.00

This interview covers founder Anwar Carrots' personal and professional journey, from his upbringing to the breakthrough success of his brand. He discusses key collaborations with Puma and Crocs, his creative inspirations, and a new partnership with Def Jam.

In this interview, founder Anwar Carrots discusses his background, the origins of the Carrots brand, and his primary sources of inspiration. The article also highlights the brand's collaborative nature, mentioning partnerships with Foot Locker, Crocs, and Freddie Gibbs.

This article details Anwar Carrots' founder story, explaining how he started his eponymous brand after leaving his previous creative collective. It provides insight into his vision of becoming 'the Martha Stewart of streetwear' and the design ethos behind the brand's logo.