Adidas Sued Forever 21 For Infringement Of "Three Bars" Trademark

According to the litigation documents, Adidas AG Adidas said that Forever 21 may be harmful to the trademark uniqueness of the company's "three bars", and let consumers confuse product attributes to achieve the purpose of deceiving consumers. Therefore, Adidas AG Adidas requires Forever 21 to stop.

And marketing related products, and turn over profits from the sale of the alleged infringing products.

Deadline Forever 21 did not comment on the prosecution of Adidas AG Adidas, and Adidas AG Adidas also said no additional comments would be made.

Adidas AG

Before 2014, faced with the flood of Chuck Taylor All-Star canvas shoes in the market, it belonged to Nike Inc. (NYSE:NIKE), the largest sporting goods manufacturer in the world.

The group's Converse, CONVERSE, also started to safeguard its rights, accusing 31 companies of trademark infringement, false source identification, unfair competition, trademark dilution and unfair commercial practices.

The defendant's company involved in manufacturing, distributing or selling Chuck Taylor All-Star canvas shoes.

The products include Converse Skechers's rival Skechers USA Inc. (NYSE:SKX), Aldo Group Inc., Fila, fashion brand Ralph Lauren Corp. (E), E & amp; C, C & amp; C, as well as retail & amp; retail enterprises.

Converse CONVERSE has revealed that more than 180 injunctions have been issued on the issue of infringement of Chuck Taylor since 2008.