Spring 2010 Carrot Clothing, Ludo Tee, Nature's Revenge & Underdogs tee

Carrot Clothing’s spring line is a great mix of skate, street and the middle finger. Each design true to the nature of the tee and even truer to the nature of the street. In addition to their main Spring 2010 line they also choose to go a direction reminiscent of the founder himself and his experiences, both as an artist and as a person.

The first thing that made this company particularly interesting was its back story. The founder and designer, Alex Gligorich, began making shirts for friends and family in a politically torn Syria in the 90′s. His anti-war message, although courageous, landed him in jail and at the mercy of unforgiving local authorities for spreading alleged “terrorist” policies. He has since joined forces with other people of the same mindset, from street artists to skateboarders to establish Carrot Clothing, a brand whose very essence is based upon the underdog, family relationships between art, skate and street communities. The Spring 2010 line, called Fuck War, is exactly how it sounds, ballsy, outspoken and real. Featuring mens hoodies, t-shirts, button-up shirts and even a varsity jacket, the line represents an in your face attitude sorely needed by any fashion conscious war protester. Many people underestimate the power of fashion to persuade and express things as serious as political opinion. If making t-shirts can get you thrown in jail, that alone is proof that the message was seen, heard and affected people. Heres your chance to do the same!

Delete The Elite – Mens Tee

Fuck War - Carrot Clothing

Peace Varsity Jacket - Carrot Clothing

Fuck War Tee & All Heart Hoodie

“Carrot promises to continue its journey with the hope of inspiring people in the same way that they themselves have been inspired by the remarkable feats of others.” – Carrot Clothing

Keep your eyes peeled for this awesome line at local retailers. Check out more about the company and where to buy their swag at. www.carrotclothing.net

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If you like tulle slips, prom dresses, crazy color comobos, timeless design or even just looking hip while grocery shopping for cupcake supplies, Nikera Clothing is one designer who can fulfill your needs.

Nikera Clothing was established just this last fall by one hell of an interesting lady, Nicholette Moore. From a young age Nikki learned the skillful art of shopping well and within your means, adopting the motto “you don’t have to be rich to look rich” from her fashion wise father and adapting both thriftiness and an interest in new trends from her mother. She was able to choose pieces that were quality, timeless yet inexpensive, traits that show clearly in her newest collection. She was especially drawn to fashion at the ‘oh so creative’ age of 15, attending the Barbizon School of Modeling in Tampa, FL for a year. There she gained knowledge of makeup, photo shoots, runway modeling and other innerworkings of the fashion world. After graduation Nikki joined the military for 9 years (seems like a jump but keep reading) , having a great experience and learning discipline that would prove to be useful for, what she calls “what I was put on this earth to do”. Nikki is on that earth and doing what it is she should. Making awesome clothes.

The name Nikera comes from “Nikki’s Era”. Her latest mission aims to “bring class and sophistication back to the streets of America” as she puts it, and just that she will. Her line for Spring 2010, inspired by 1950s A-line dresses, is a statement in itself of the playful yet strong woman, just as Nikki herself seems to be. Bright colors combinations, daring infractions form the norm – the entire line will make you sweat gumdrops and wish you knew a great juke-joint.

Check out more of her Spring line at www.NikeraClothingOnline.com

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