About
Three brands. One standard. Unmistakably yours.
Andros Collection is a men's underwear house with three distinct brands: HUNGDRIP, JOCKHAUS and REBELJOCK. Three attitudes, one standard of construction, designed in Medellín. The first production run is in development now.
One house, three names
Andros Collection is the umbrella. Each brand underneath it has its own visual language, its own edits and its own idea of who is wearing it. What they share is one standard of construction and a waistband that is meant to be noticed.
Underwear is the whole category here. This is a men's underwear house, not a general apparel label, and each brand approaches the same garment from a different direction: one loud, one precise, one raw. Read the three below and pick the one that sounds like you.
HUNGDRIP: bold by nature
Streetwear energy distilled into everything below the belt. Dark tones, metallic accents and a waistband that speaks before you do, for the man who would rather be noticed than blend in.
Concept edits so far: SS26, Essentials, Leisure and Resort '26.
JOCKHAUS: form follows function
Clean lines, architectural precision and athletic intent: Bauhaus minimalism engineered for the body. Neutral palettes, geometric cuts, nothing unnecessary. For someone who wants the design to disappear into the fit.
Concept edits so far: Studio, Poolside and SS26.
REBELJOCK: break the uniform
Raw, counterculture and built different. Punk energy with athletic construction: gritty textures, high contrast and a waistband that means something. For the ones who never played it safe.
Concept edits so far: Coastal, Outland and Outland II.
Made in Medellín, starting with the first run
Every piece across the three brands will be made in Medellín, a city with a deep garment-making tradition. Right now we're choosing the workshop for the first production run, and the photos on this site are concept renders of the designs, not finished product.
The waitlist decides what gets made first: people pick a line, a cut and a size, and the first run follows the list. If you cut and sew knit garments in Medellín, we'd like to hear from you on the contact page.