Adidas sues Australian label White Fox over four-stripe clothing
Adidas is suing Australian online retailer White Fox in the Federal Court, claiming its four-stripe designs infringe Adidas's three-stripe trademark.
Adidas has filed a lawsuit against the Australian fashion label White Fox, claiming the retailer's four-stripe clothing infringes its three-stripe trademark.
The Guardian reports the case is in the Federal Court. Adidas argues the White Fox design is "deceptively similar" to its classic one. It also claims White Fox is trying to trade off its reputation.
BBC News reports that Adidas, a German company, wants White Fox, which is based in Sydney, to stop selling the clothes in question. It is also seeking damages.
White Fox is an online fast-fashion retailer. The reports do not include a response from the company.
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- BBC NewsAdidas sues Australian label White Fox over four stripes designThu, Oct 8, 2:17 PM EDT
- The GuardianAdidas accuses Australian label White Fox of ‘trading off its reputation’ with use of four-stripe brandingFri, Oct 9, 2:05 AM EDT
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