At a glance
Jeeter is a DreamFields cannabis brand launched in California in 2018 and built around infused pre-rolls. It has since expanded into vapes, concentrates, flower and limited-edition collaborations across multiple state markets and Canada. Its scale, entertainment-heavy marketing and widely copied packaging make licensed-retailer verification especially important.
Founders and DreamFields
Lukasz Tracz and Sebastian Solano are Jeeter’s co-founders and co-chief executives. The founding group also includes Scot Garrambone, David Solano and Peter Dimitrov. Before cannabis, members of the team worked in large-format entertainment and founded the Life in Color event business. Jeeter is the consumer brand; DreamFields is the parent operating company.
Launch and name
The name came from Florida slang for a joint used among the founders’ circle years before the company existed. The cannabis brand itself launched in California in 2018, not in 2004 and not in Los Angeles. It developed from Desert Hot Springs operations in the Coachella Valley and used event-style drops to turn a pre-roll format into a lifestyle label.
Infused pre-roll lineup
The original Jeeter is a one-gram infused pre-roll. Baby Jeeters package smaller half-gram units, while XL and Cannon formats increase size or add features such as ceramic filters. Current lines include live-resin and rosin-enhanced versions, including quad-infused products. The exact flower, concentrate, kief, flavoring and cannabinoid level must be read from the package.
Vapes, concentrates and flower
Jeeter’s current catalog includes all-in-one vapes using diamond or live-resin formulations, 510 products in selected markets, concentrate releases and Red Label flower. Category availability differs by state. A California product page does not prove that the same hardware, formula or cultivar is legal and stocked in New York, Michigan or Canada.
Markets and licensed partners
The official site publishes license information for California, Arizona, Michigan, Massachusetts, New York and Missouri, while current market tracking also shows broader partner distribution and Canadian availability. Each jurisdiction relies on a locally licensed manufacturer or affiliate because cannabis cannot move through ordinary interstate commerce. The package license identifies who made the specific unit.
Collaborations and cultural drops
Jeeter has produced limited releases with Ricky Williams and Highsman, Dwyane Wade, sports tributes and other entertainment partners. These projects often combine special strains, collectible packaging, apparel or events. A collaboration should retain the athlete, estate or partner credit; it is not evidence that the collaborator founded Jeeter or manufactured the cannabis.
Verified awards
The Jeeter and Highsman collaboration won a 2022 Clio Cannabis Silver award in Partnerships & Collaborations, and the Jeeter Bowl activation for the Sticky Ricky launch won Bronze in Experience/Activation. These are marketing and event awards, not laboratory or cultivation certifications. Product quality claims should still be judged by the batch label and state test record.
2025 California recall
California’s Department of Cannabis Control published a voluntary recall on January 30, 2025 covering specified Jeeter and Baby Jeeter pre-rolls packaged by Med for America, doing business as DreamFields. The regulator cited Aspergillus contamination and inaccurate cannabinoid labeling. Consumers should compare the UID and batch number with the recall notice and return or dispose of matching units as directed.
Authenticity and buying checks. Jeeter’s popularity has made it a frequent counterfeit target. Packaging appearance or a QR code alone cannot establish legal origin. The safest check is purchase from a licensed retailer found through the brand locator or state database, followed by matching the manufacturer license, batch, test label and recall status. This page separates verified scale from unsupported “number one” marketing.