You wouldn’t think of these brands as Hungarian!

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Do not be fooled by the name, Hungarian brands of Hungarian companies are often hidden behind foreign sounds.
Origo has collected these brands into one list.
Mayo Chix
The foundations of the fashion company Mayo Chix were laid in 1989 by the company’s founders in Hungary. They managed to position the brand among the best-known ones both at home and in the surrounding countries. They sought a unique image by involving internationally renowned designers. Behind Mayo Chix is a fashion company that markets its own designed collections manufactured through its own network.
Griff Collection
Griff Collection is a long-established, 100% Hungarian-owned fashion company operating according to a multi-brand system, founded in 1986. Griff started from a garage in Budapest but soon outgrew it. 9 years after its founding, the company opened its main store in Nyugati Square. 10 years later, the focus was on shopping malls. From 2007, the brand was reborn: in addition to a new image, world brands also appeared alongside their own products.
Retro Jeans
Retro Jeans is also a Hungarian brand. According to its basic philosophy, Retro Jeans looks back at the trends of the past, then rethinks and combines them into a modern style. The main source of inspiration for the brand is the vintage American atmosphere. The company opened its first store in 2001 and now has dozens of stores in several countries. The brand is proud of its strong identity, which is also echoed in the double R logo. The two letters R, turning their backs on each other, look back at the past and define the future at the same time.
Devergo
The Devergo brand was founded in the late ’80s by Renata Sartori and Paolo Bolzonello in Italy. In Hungary, a Hungarian and a Greek entrepreneur started distributing the products. By 1999, the Hungarian company had succeeded in acquiring the brand name and protecting it worldwide. The international design team is led by renowned Italian fashion designer Cristiano Berto.





