Fidels x Carrots is a limited cannabis-and-streetwear collaboration built around apparel, accessories, branded jars, and infused pre-rolls. Fidel’s partnered with designer Anwar Carrots on the capsule. Contemporary coverage described a hash hole made with Zion flower and Rainbow Beltz rosin, while Fidel’s own shop presented a 500-unit collaboration box.
Where the collaboration came from
Fidel’s is closely associated with the hash hole: a hand-rolled format that places a line of rosin inside flower so the concentrate melts through the center while the joint burns. Carrots, founded by designer Anwar Carrots, brought its orange visual language and apparel culture to the project. The result was a cross-category release rather than a new plant. Explore the concentrate library for the extract side and the brand directory for producer context.
The larger box was described as including an orange hoodie and sweats, a shirt, headwear, accessories, commemorative jars, and a custom carrot object. Separate product pages also advertised a Fidels x Carrots mini hash-hole pre-roll. Those items share branding but are not necessarily identical in contents, weight, or batch.
Flower, rosin, and format
A hash hole combines two cannabis components, each with its own identity. The flower has a cultivar, farm, harvest, and test panel; the rosin has source material, processor, texture, and batch information. For the widely covered launch box, reports named Zion flower and Rainbow Beltz rosin.
Producer roles can vary by edition. Fidel’s anchors the collaboration and product identity, while the flower grower and rosin producer may differ between releases. Net weight, component ratio, laboratory results, manufacture date, and storage guidance belong to the exact package. The dab-temperature guide offers general rosin context, although an infused pre-roll delivers the concentrate through combustion rather than a rig.
How the release fits cannabis culture
Fidels x Carrots reflects the point where California cannabis, apparel, collectibles, and limited drops meet. L.A. Weekly treated it as a clothing-and-cannabis capsule and highlighted Fidel’s position in the state’s hash-hole scene. The project’s value is cultural and format-driven: a recognizable roller working with a recognizable designer on a tightly packaged edition.
The strain library provides context for the named flower components, but the collaboration is defined by its edition, format, and contributors. The clearest way to understand any release is to identify the precise package, confirm its flower and rosin components, and match the batch to its own laboratory testing. That keeps the launch box, mini hash hole, and later merchandise connected without treating them as one permanent formula.
Limited-edition status makes dated attribution especially important. The launch box, mini hash hole, and later merchandise may share the same orange identity while containing different cannabis. Edition name, release date, and package contents should travel together whenever the collaboration is cataloged.
Fidels x Carrots is best understood through its stated format: infused pre-roll collaboration.
Owner-supplied photography and video document the visual language of the release, pairing the signature orange palette with the product presentation and collectible packaging that made the capsule recognizable.