OUR STORY
Andromeda is a brand of speaking garments and wearable art. We collaborate with artists and graphic designers to create unique collectibles.
Our pieces are unique. Because you're unique.
"The best is yet to come"
Francis Adetokunbo, known under the stage name "Ofili" is the only brother of the "Antetokounbros" who was not born and raised up in Greece, but in Nigeria. He is also the only brother who is not a basketballer but an artist. He lives permanently in Athens since 2018 producing music professionally.
He contributes to “Andromeda” as the main brand ambassador and by promoting the Nigerian cultural heritage and philosophy. In his song “Obago” (=”I belong”), which is also part of the film music of the Disney+ movie “Rise” about “The Greek Freak’s”–success story, he addresses the issue of (multi-)cultural identities and group boundaries. Francis and his family represent a positive narrative and a role model especially for first and second generation of emigrants in Europe.
​
​
Francis
"Do more of what makes you happy"
Lilia is a professor for Modern Greek Studies at Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich. Her research focuses on Multimediality, Diaspora Studies and Black History in the Eastern Mediterranean. She has successfully raised funds and led projects financed by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and is actually working on a Horizon Europe application about European Black History. In 2021 she won the prestigious LMU innovation teaching award.
She contributes to “Andromeda” by giving the know-how and knowledge of the research she made about Greek Black History in the last years. She privately sews, weaves and knits clothes. ​
Lilia
Francis „Ofili“ Adetokunbo is the eldest brother of the Antetokounbros – and the only one who is not doing sports, but art (music/video). He masters three languages and cultures (Igbo, Yoruba, English) and is currently learning Greek. Dr. Lilia Diamantopoulou is professor for Modern Greek Studies at Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich working on Black History in Greece. She is bilingual (Greek and German) and defines herself not as half (Greek) and half (German) but double.
​
The founders of Andromeda got to know each other through the project “More than one revolution” in the frame of “Black Greece Matters”; the project was proposed for the Impact of Diversity Awards in 2021. As an outcome, a song was produced and a book with the same title is going to be published in Winter 2022. In April 2022 both organized a live concert with Afrogreek music in Munich.
Organic Fabrics for Unlimited Softness
Stylish, premium-quality, sustainable garments. We aim at producing more  authentic  and more  responsible  clothes that you are proud to wear. Pieces that initiate change in the textile industry, made in a more human, ethical and ecological way. 
Eco-Friendly
for a Clean World
We know that our planet’s natural resources are precious and limited, which is why we want to do everything we can to preserve them. We all know that we are reaching the limits of the earth’s natural resources. At Andromeda, we want to take responsibility for preserving the soil, water, air and biodiversity.
Diversity, inclusion and equity
We want to inspire positive change through our collections and partners from our communities, offering products that  respect  people, the environment and the customers.
To promote diversity in recruitment and business practices, an inclusive professional environment, and equal opportunities for all.
