21 August 2015Trademarks

Adidas hits Forever 21 with three-stripe trademark claim

Adidas has sued US retailer Forever 21 for selling children’s film-themed jumpers that have stripes on the shoulders and arms, claiming that the products infringe its “well-known” three-stripes trademark.

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Adidas hits Forever 21 with three-stripe trademark claim

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