BCEFW SHOWCASE

7th SEPTEMBER 10:00

MILLENÁRIS BUILDING D

SUGARBIRD

THE BRAND

The „Sugarbird” bird was born in 2007, somewhere over the rainbow, to this day, and beyond.

Sugarbird - House of Sugarbrands is a multi-brand fashion concept with the goal of creating several individual brands with separate, but combinable style cues. We have our own brands, as well as annually changing guest brands, which are always world licenses, such as for example the Walt Disney Company, Warner Brothers, DC Comics, Fox Studios, Coca Cola or Frida Kahlo. However we would also like to highlight one of our Hungarian license collaborations, the Zsolnay Porcelain Manufactory.

All collections are designed, printed and manufactured by the Sugarbird LAB team in Hungary. The special feature of the brands is that each of them features the Sugarbird bird icon itself in some form. Our collections are characterized by powerful graphic appearances, sublimable textile choices, accentuated colors, and striking combinations, consistently.

The Sugarbird Attitude: More is More!

Our own brands:

„Czukormadár” Hungarian Heritage

The Czukormadár brand processes the elements and motifs of folk art works of exclusively Hungarian origin, which patterns have been reborn on the basis of adaptations accepted by UNESCO and are currently part of the world heritage. The brand features heritage: Matyó, richelieu from Kalocsa, Kalotaszeg and blue painter collections from Transylvania. These collections are made with the involvement of embroiderers, beaders and painters from the original environment, maintaining the importance of their work and the originality of the collection.

Queen and the Gang

Pieces from the iconic Queen and the Gang collections carry the basic direction paired with graffiti as well as cool street style. Choice of many international celebrities.

Vegansugar

The first collection of the newest brand within House of Sugarbrands was inspired by herbs and vegetables. The thematic Vegansugar brand will soon be expanded with yet another trend.

Sugarbird Budapest

It is all about the iconic bird, the logo of the brand.

Our current guest brands:

Frida Kahlo

“If I had to describe the Sugarbird brand in one word, what would it be? Sugargoods! ” – Hedvig Jagasics v. Csonka - Founder and owner of the brand.

We consider it important that we also draw attention to the problems affecting the fashion industry: It is estimated that there are approximately 168 million children aged 5-17 in the world today who are being employed in illegal ways that are harmful to their health, pushing them into an ever-reproducing vicious circle of poverty. They are the victims of child labor.

Sugarbird has been an official supporter of UNICEF Hungary since December 2020.

THE BRAND

The brand was founded in 2007 by Hedvig Jagasicsné v. Csonka with the goal of presenting Hungarian traditions and motifs in a modern form, making Hungarian culture fashionable in the process.

One of Sugarbird’s most well-known collections is Czukormadár, which blends Matyó, traditional Hungarian, and Transylvanian patterns with contemporary fashion. The products are made in Hungary, involving local labor, thereby supporting the domestic fashion industry and job creation.

Sugarbird continuously collaborates with international brands to gain recognition for these collections and expand into foreign markets. Among these, the brand’s more than six-year partnership with Disney stands out, with collections even becoming part of Disneyland’s offerings.

Since 2020, Hedvig has been a Champion of UNICEF and, with the support of UNICEF Hungary, contributes to eliminating child labor in the garment industry. Her goal is to represent Hungarian fashion on the global stage in the same way that Dolce & Gabbana represents the values of Italian culture — a mission reflected in Sugarbird’s motto: “We bring Hungarian into fashion!”

THE COLLECTION

La vie en Chateu

Discover the beauty of Hungary through a unique collection!

This collection celebrates the timeless charm of Hungarian cities and historic castles. Each piece is based on hand-drawn artworks created with pen illustrations in the Toile de Jouy style, bringing Hungary’s cultural heritage closer through their delicate details and unique atmosphere.
The patterns derived from these artworks do more than decorate — they tell stories, evoke the past, and stir emotions. The Tihany Abbey, the Szabadkígyós Castle, and even Budapest’s most beautiful buildings come to life in this collection, which blends the beauty of Hungarian landscapes with the power of craftsmanship in a modern form.

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