Shugis
Israeli personalized-gifts brand best known for printed socks with faces and photo-printed accessories.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Shugis is an Israeli personalized-gifts brand that sells custom-printed and photo-personalized products through its own e-commerce site, shugis.com. The brand positions itself as a cheerful Israeli gift brand, and its own "Our Story" page frames its origin around a simple, slightly wild idea — a pair of socks printed with a face — that grew into what it calls the happy gift brand of Israel. Its catalogue is built around personalization: customers upload photos or choose designs that are then printed onto everyday objects. The core product line is socks with faces ("גרביים עם פרצוף"), which the brand treats as its signature item, alongside printed socks for couples and branded socks for corporate gifting. Around this anchor, Shugis sells a wide range of photo-printed goods: phone cases with photos and with slogans, boxer shorts with a picture, fabric bags, blankets, wooden and glass photo blocks, pillowcases, kitchen aprons, hot-water bottles, pajamas, mugs with photos, passport covers, notebooks, bucket hats, door signs, flip-flops, printed T-shirts, eye masks, photo puzzles, mousepads, photo keychains and wrapping paper. Beyond individual products, Shugis organizes its store around gift occasions and recipients — gift sets, gifts for a partner, gifts for army recruitment, Valentine's Day gifts for men, birthday gift ideas, gifts for dad, for a husband, for a mother who has everything, for grandparents, and for pet lovers. It also runs a dedicated corporate and employee-gifting line with branded socks, notebooks, keychains, mugs, eye masks, hot-water bottles, phone cases and aprons. Operationally, the brand emphasizes fast local fulfilment: it advertises pickup from Azrieli Tel Aviv ready within four hours and free home delivery on purchases from 249 ILS, and it displays a 4.8-out-of-5 Google rating on its homepage. It offers paid gift packaging options, including a greeting card, a gift box, and a gift box with a faces wrapping, and describes itself as a branded Shugis gift box that is simple and classic. Shugis is a private Israeli brand operating primarily in the Israeli market through direct-to-consumer online retail.
History
Shugis is an Israeli personalized-gifts brand that sells through its own e-commerce site, shugis.com. Its own "Our Story" page presents the brand's origin as a simple and slightly wild idea: what if a pair of socks could be printed with a face? From that starting point, the brand says it grew into what it describes as the happy gift brand of Israel. The available evidence does not give a founding year, founder names, or a detailed corporate chronology, so the brand's history is best understood through the evolution of its product range and retail model rather than through dated milestones. The signature product is the sock with a face — "גרביים עם פרצוף" — which appears first in the site's navigation and is treated as the brand's identity item. Around it, Shugis built a broader personalization catalogue. Customers can upload photos or choose designs that are printed onto a long list of everyday objects: phone cases (including cases with photos and cases with slogans, and cases for iPhone), boxer shorts with a picture, custom fabric bags, custom blankets, wooden and glass photo blocks, pillowcases, kitchen aprons, hot-water bottles, custom pajamas, mugs with photos, passport covers, custom notebooks, bucket hats, door signs, custom flip-flops, printed T-shirts, eye masks, photo puzzles, mousepads, photo keychains and wrapping paper. The brand also sells printed socks for couples and a dedicated line of branded socks and other branded items for corporate and employee gifting. Over time the store's structure shifted from a purely product-led catalogue to an occasion-led one. Shugis now organizes much of its merchandising around gift occasions and recipients: gift sets, gifts for a partner, gifts for army recruitment, Valentine's Day gifts for men, birthday gift ideas, gifts for dad, for a husband, for a mother who has everything, for grandparents, and for pet lovers. It also publishes idea lists, such as "gift for a man who has everything — 18 ideas" and "gifts for a woman — ideas by budget," which function as both content marketing and shopping guides. A separate corporate section offers branded socks, notebooks, keychains, mugs, eye masks, hot-water bottles, phone cases and aprons for employee gifting. Operationally, Shugis emphasizes fast local fulfilment in Israel. Its site advertises pickup from Azrieli Tel Aviv ready within four hours and free home delivery on purchases from 249 ILS, and it displays a 4.8-out-of-5 Google rating. It also sells paid gift packaging — a greeting card, a gift box, and a gift box with a faces wrapping — and describes its branded gift box as simple and classic. The brand operates as a private Israeli direct-to-consumer business; the available evidence does not identify a parent company, owner, or stock listing.
Products and positioning
A cheerful Israeli personalized-gifts brand built around photo-printed everyday items, with fast local fulfilment and occasion-based gifting.
Socks with faces
The brand's signature item: socks printed with a face, offered as the lead product category.
Phone cases with photos
Custom phone cases printed with a customer photo, alongside cases with slogans and cases for iPhone.
Boxer shorts with a picture
Boxer shorts personalized with a printed picture.
Photo keychain
A heart-shaped keychain with a photo, marketed as a romantic gift for couples; listed at 49.00 ILS.
My Dog on Socks
A pet-lover product: socks printed with the customer's dog; listed at a sale price of 79.00 ILS.
Gift packaging
Paid packaging options: a greeting card at 19.00 ILS, a gift box at 19.00 ILS, and a gift box with faces wrapping at 55.00 ILS.
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