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InFAME-ous infringement

Posted by Fame Appeal on April 6, 2011 at 1:50pm

Full article found at http://fameappeal.com/2011/04/infame-ous-infringement/

A series of stores named FAME New York has infringed on True Religion Jeans, (subsidiary of GURU jeans) MEK denim and Miss Me Jeans (a subsidiary of Sweet People Inc.) The heavily embroidered clothing companies filed suit against Defendant FAME NY operated by Mr. Sung Kwon Lee, who allegedly bases his counterfeit operations out of Englewood, New Jersey. Mr. Lee did not stop in NY he has incorporated FAME stores througho

The End Of Knock Offs? The Senate Introduces New Bill To Protect Designers

Posted by Afingo Fashion on August 6, 2010 at 4:33pm

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Designers– big news in the fashion industry today as there may soon be a new law that could help you claim the rights of your next creation.New York Senator Chuck Schumer along with the Council Fashion Designers of America and American Apparel & Footwear Association introduced a bill last night that could provide more protection for designers in the U.S. Pretty huge right? (more…)

Fashion Copyright Infringement

Posted by Apparel1 - on March 21, 2009 at 7:08am

Fashion copyright infringement is an interesting topic that I think we should all learn more about. In the fashion industry, so much has already been done. At what point can a company claim that "they did it first". In all honesty, I do not really fully understand the rules. For example, if I create a long sleeve t-shirt and make one sleeve red and the other sleeve black, can I copyright that design. Does that mean no one else can make a long sleeve t-shirt with one sleeve black and one sleeve r

InFAME-ous infringement

Posted by Fame Appeal on April 6, 2011 at 1:50pm

Full article found at http://fameappeal.com/2011/04/infame-ous-infringement/

A series of stores named FAME New York has infringed on True Religion Jeans, (subsidiary of GURU jeans) MEK denim and Miss Me Jeans (a subsidiary of Sweet People Inc.) The heavily embroidered clothing companies filed suit against Defendant FAME NY operated by Mr. Sung Kwon Lee, who allegedly bases his counterfeit operations out of Englewood, New Jersey. Mr. Lee did not stop in NY he has incorporated FAME stores througho

The End Of Knock Offs? The Senate Introduces New Bill To Protect Designers

Posted by Afingo Fashion on August 6, 2010 at 4:33pm

Image via Flikr/TADA! its lindsay

Designers– big news in the fashion industry today as there may soon be a new law that could help you claim the rights of your next creation.New York Senator Chuck Schumer along with the Council Fashion Designers of America and American Apparel & Footwear Association introduced a bill last night that could provide more protection for designers in the U.S. Pretty huge right? (more…)

Fashion Copyright Infringement

Posted by Apparel1 - on March 21, 2009 at 7:08am

Fashion copyright infringement is an interesting topic that I think we should all learn more about. In the fashion industry, so much has already been done. At what point can a company claim that "they did it first". In all honesty, I do not really fully understand the rules. For example, if I create a long sleeve t-shirt and make one sleeve red and the other sleeve black, can I copyright that design. Does that mean no one else can make a long sleeve t-shirt with one sleeve black and one sleeve r

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InFAME-ous infringement

The End Of Knock Offs? The Senate Introduces New Bill To Protect Designers

Fashion Copyright Infringement

InFAME-ous infringement

The End Of Knock Offs? The Senate Introduces New Bill To Protect Designers

Fashion Copyright Infringement

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