7 February 2019Trademarks

Christian Louboutin wins bid to protect red sole TM

French fashion designer Christian Louboutin has scored a victory in its long running trademark dispute with a Dutch footwear brand over the use of red soles on women’s shoes.

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Christian Louboutin wins bid to protect red sole TM

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