Carrot Clothing Hip Apparel is Activist Garb for Street Culture
Carrot Clothing hip apparel grew from the protest garb of Seriban, Aleksandar Gligoric in 1999. To voice concerns about freedom in war-torn Serbia, Gligoric started printing unequivocal anti-war messages on t-shirts for his friends and family.
The t-shirts were deemed to be "terrorist" by the government and landed Gligoric in jail. Once released, the anti-war artist joined forces with skateboarders, street artists and others who share his passion. The in-your-face Carrot clothing brand is just two years old but is already recognized as a lifestyle brand in over twenty countries.
The t-shirts were deemed to be "terrorist" by the government and landed Gligoric in jail. Once released, the anti-war artist joined forces with skateboarders, street artists and others who share his passion. The in-your-face Carrot clothing brand is just two years old but is already recognized as a lifestyle brand in over twenty countries.
